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. >> big place is now called the mercedes-benz superdome in new orleans where the new orleans saints lay -- play, built entirely of public expense after hurricane katrina. goodas a national feel- story and rightly i would say so, but the public paid for all of the repairs. the league put in a token amount. the public has invested about $1 billion in construction for the mercedes benz superdome, and a man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. why do people not reveal> -- rebel? one reason is they do not believe this is taking place, and the second reason is they believe it is largely based on insider deals, will and it is largely based on insider deals. in miami last year, there was a vote to use public money to renovate the stadium where the miami dolphins play, and the citizens voted strongly against doing that. >> more with the "king of sports" author gregg easterbrook sunday on c-span's "q&a." in the case town of greece versus galloway, the court will decide about the first amendment's ban on the use of government and religion. the court

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps on most of the revenue generated. why don't people rebel? one is many people do not understand it is taking place. feel it isis they nothing they can do about it. it is based on insider deals. the most recent was a vote in miami on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play and the residence of voting against doing that. >> more with "the king of sports" author. spent a lot of time dealing with the fcc in my life. important that the agency make the decisions and make him in a timely fashion. there is nothing worse than for , jobtment, innovation creation and all of the things businesses not knowing what the rules are. >> mr. wheeler is absolutely right. with a slow moving agency like this, that deliberates for months and years on end it does create uncertainty. as we know, uncertainty is the enemy of business. business and leave certainty to invest. if there is one thing we need in the united states in terms of broadband and communication infrastructure, we need investment with dis

you look at the new orleans saints a couple of years back, there have been so many problems associated with the culture of violence, which i think, you know, to a greater or less degree exists in hockey, in but in football, particularly, i think there is a racial component to it that i don't see as much in other sports. fan, i'mrsonally, as a having some real second thoughts support that i can part of our culture with my television viewing and my time. tavis: do you think this is possible, and i know this is heresy, so don't tell the nfl i said this. do you think it's possible that maybe not in our lifetime, but into the future, that football might be a thing of the past? i asked that because beyond all the issues that you just raised, if these head injuries continue and they can't figure out a way to make a helmet or to play the game with the proper equipment and the right style that avoids these kinds of long-term -- i'm . huge football fan, too i've been a cowboys fan most of my life, but my heart was broken the other night when i saw tony dorsett on sportscenter, and i couldn't tak

esta temporada al convertir cuatro goles de campo, y los new york jets sorprendieron a los new orleans saintsque c. ivory coróra 139 8 arre. uon se recuparon de una lts e sventaja de 18 pts. andrew ck lanzo 3 pases de anotación, los dianapolis continua lidao osltso la división sur con 6 triunfos y para 337ardas y s touchdowns, i ra dwayne harris con 35 segundos temporada para mantenerse en e la cima de la division del este en la coerencia nacional =wipe=== --para finalizar en el emparrillado, los 49ers activaron este lunes al receptor abierto, mario manningham, y al esquinero, eric wright, y cortaron, despidieron, al esquinero nnamdi asomugha. manningham salió de la lista de jugadores incapacitados, se espera que inicie la proxima semana frente a carolina... ===chroma key=== jf yo con esto me despido, que siga teniendo una hermosa noche en casa... topvo - cesar ---tiempo de la ultima pausa pero al regresar, no se pierda la increible historia de un hombre latino que asegura ser el blanco de fuerzas ocultas que lo torturan. segment ends ---en el sur de california, una familia latina dice estar

new orleans. where the new orleans saints play, the bcs title game was. bill entirely at public expense.r hurricane katrina, when hosted football games again it was a feel-good story. the public paid for repairs. about $1c is invested billion in construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps on the style the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel? peopleson is that many don't understand this is taking place. the second reason, they feel like there is nothing they can do, it is all based on insider deals. it is, largely. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year on whether they use public money to renovate the place where the remy dolphins play. the citizens voted against that. >> the king of sports author gregg easterbrook on c-span's q&a sunday night at eight. things that has struck in my mind is how dallas has changed just from the political standpoint. at that time, in the early 1950's, theree was a much less balanced political climate here. a great deal towards the right side. i remember seeing publications in one of

the new orleans saints keep most of the revenue generated there. don'teople in the public understand this is taking place and the second reason is that they feel there is nothing they can do about this, this is based on the insider deals. the most recent time that there was a vote, in miami last year there was a vote about using public money for the miami dolphins play, and the citizens voted against this. >> more with sports author gregg easterbrook, sunday night at eight, on c-span. next, "the, followed by c-span "first ladies ," and later, actress goldie hawn talks about her effort to help children. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> for the first time in many months, the federal communications commission has a full complement of commissioners. new chairman tom wheeler and republican michael o'rielly have been confirmed by the senate. joining us this week to discuss the sec's agenda for the coming year, sam gustin of "time magazine."

the new orleans saints tweeted out this funny post saying if the 49'ers signed batkid they would have no chance to beat them this sunday there were thousands of vines sent out that's twitters 7 second video the picture of mayor ed lee giving the batkid the key to the city also spread like wildfire. the key was made out of chocolate. >> reporter:and i got to give props to our own kron 4 reporter justine waldman who tweeted out this picture. she got close enough to get a shot with the man of the day and later in the day the san francisco chronicle tweeted out that there was so much demand for that special edition batkid front page newspaper that they are reprinting it and distributing it again tomorrow. and lastly check this out. this will make athe social media elite jeolous the boy himself. miles the batkid has a twitter account. he has over 18,000 followers gained today. and he gained those followers without even one post. he has zero posts so miles have your parents type for you. we are listening. tweet away >> pam: if you would like to see a closer look at how this batkid phenomen

billion dollars in the construction of the mercedes- benz superdome, and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? many people in the public don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel like there's nothing they can do about it, it's all based on insider deals, and it largely is based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote, in miami there is a vote as to whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. the citizens of miami voted against that, because they got the vote on it. >> more with greg easterbrook tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> as a pakistani, i'm concerned about pakistan. i want pakistan to overcome its dysfunction for pakistan's sake. this is not just out of love or caring for the united states, out of love and caring for pakistan. pakistan has to understand and realize that a nation -- as a nation that no other nation can stretch you in size like your neighbor. india is an advantage to pakistan. pakistan has to happy with

. >>> and the new orleans saints who will play the 49ers tomorrow tweeted this.rs find sf batkid we have no shot on sunday. well done. a lot of people tweeting and retweeting were signed onto the live streaming coverage on the abc 7 news app. >>> ahead. accusations that student athletes are getting in with a break. now we approach this saturday morning, a live look outside from our tower cam. how gorgeous is that? don't be fooled, though. it's not especially warm. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. best foods and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious best foods. bring out the best foods.

. >> reporter: he remembers his initiation into the new orleans saints. >> a guy go through a window and cut an artery. we had a couple broken noses. >> reporter: he says the hazing included being hit with a sock full of coins. a hit that damaged his vision. >> had a guy head butt me. and not, and i didn't get it as bad as a lot of guys. >> reporter: he is telling his story days after his former teammate from the st. louis rams was suspended by the miami dolphins. incognito allegedly harassed and bullied teammate jonathan martin. martin was spotted outside his parent's southern california home. the first time says seen since quitting the dolphins last week. in a statement, his lawyer shed new light on his reason for leaving. he endured harassment that went far beyond the traditional locker room hazing including a malicious attack and sexually violent attacks against his sister. >> i don't know if i would say anything to him. i don't want to give him the courtesy of speaking to him. i don't think he deserves to be looked at. >> reporter: martin is meeting with an nfl investigator next

the new orleans saints, who the 49ers play tomorrow tweeted if the 49ers sign up batkid we have no shot scott, san francisco and make a wish. a lot of the people tweeting and retweeting yesterday were watching the live streaming coverage we provided on the abc 7 news app. you can download it for free by going to abc 7 news.com/apps. >>> these t-shirts are in such heiigh -- demand they are sold out. we'll unmask the man behind them and tell you when they will be available again. >>> ahead, taking it all off for a good cause. going bald to fight cancer. hear from one dad who says this event helped save his son's life. >>> and i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. rain turns to the bay area next week. we'll look at our chance of seeing that in a bit. >>> a football coach accused for the second time this year to those who'v to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can b

on this day in 1970, new orleans saints place kicker tom dempsey booted a 63-yard game-winning field ecord for the nfl. dempsey's condition made it interesting. he was born without any toes on his kicking foot so he wore a special square cleat on the field. on the day he made history the saints were down by one with just a couple of seconds left on the clock. dempsey richard one to the back field and split the uprights. three other kickers have tied the report but tom dempsey did it first 43 years ago today. who dat? see you back here. when news breaks out, we'll break in. have a great weekend. >> microwave pop co-with extra butter, getting popped. a whipping for those whipped frostings and frozen pizzas. stick them in the teen freeze. don't laugh. just might happen. because now uncle sam is poking his nose in everybody's kitchen. this is big. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. food for thought. the government looking to take my frozen pizza and other goodies away. say it ain't so but it could happen if the fda gets it way. looking to rid foods of artery clogging trans-fats that coul

the lines are blurred in the nfl and they may have cost the 49ers a win in new orleans. saints leading in the second quarter and niners' ball after a fumbled punt by the saints. colin cap neither nick -- colin kaepernick to anquan boldin. drew brees in the pocket for what seems like forever. the interception and three plays ever and longest pass play ever for kaepernick. 17 yards to vernon davis. vernon had a concussion last week and started. controversial play late in the fourth. brees rocked by brooks and he fumbles and willis recovers, flag thrown it was a penalty and a hit to the hid. 49ers punt and a minute:40 -- 1 h. 49 left. three straight completions and 12 yards to jimmy graham and would set up a game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they are 8-2 and the niners are 6-4, second straight loss. >> it was a well played game. it was a tough loss, playing hard, playing fast, playing tough. i'm pride of them for that. >> coming up later, vernon's view. vernon davis on what didn't happen today in new orleans and who he compared head coach jim harbaugh to in

the lines are blurred in the nfl and they may have cost the 49ers a win in new orleans. saintsding in the second quarter and niners' ball after a fumbled punt by the saints. colin cap neither nick -- colin kaepernick to anquan boldin. drew brees in the pocket for what seems like forever. the interception and three plays ever and longest pass play ever for kaepernick. 17 yards to vernon davis. vernon had a concussion last week and started. controversial play late in the fourth. brees rocked by brooks and he fumbles and willis recovers, flag thrown it was a penalty and a hit to the hid. 49ers punt and a minute:40 -- 1 h. 49 left. three straight completions and 12 yards to jimmy graham and would set up a game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they are 8-2 and the niners are 6-4, second straight loss. >> it was a well played game. it was a tough loss, playing hard, playing fast, playing tough. i'm pride of them for that. >> coming up later, vernon's view. vernon davis on what didn't happen today in new orleans and who he compared head coach jim harbaugh to in his

the new orleans saints, who play the 49ers tomorrow, tweeted if the 49ers sign sf batkid, we have no shot on sunday. well done, miles, san francisco and make-a-wish. >>> a lot of the people tweeting and retweeting yesterday signed on to the live streaming coverage we provided on the abc7 news app. if you don't have it, you may want to think about it. download it for free by going to our website. >>> a special edition of the chronicle proved to be so popular, they plan to include an updated version in today's #ed digs. and the t-shirts designed by the son of police chief greg suhr, sold out as well. more will be made available. >>> is there a double standard when it comes to getting into cal? ahead, accusations that some student athletes with low grades are getting a break and how the university is responding. and taking a live look outside at 5:38. this is the view from our roof cam. the bay bridge and bay lights in full effect. lisa argen will be along with ju it can strike at any time. and once you feel it coming... it's almost too late. or is it? introducing new fast acting advil.

playe new orleans saints and the hurricane was, etc. damagede katrina badly it. when they had booklet gives again, that was a national feel- good story. the public paid for all of the repairs. about $1c has invested billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps a most all of the revenue generated their. why don't people rebel? one reason is chris people do not understand what is taking place. the second reason is that they feel there's nothing they can do about it and it is all based on insider deals. the best time to do is to vote. there was an vote on whether they should use public money. the city -- the citizens voted strongly against doing that. sunday night at avm on c- span's "q&a." now senator gregg. governmentn on the shutdown and the tea party. the national press club, this is an hour. [gavel] >> good afternoon. and welcome to the national press club. my name is angela cryling king, i'm a reporter for bloomberg news and the 106th president of the national press club. we are the world's leading p

saints really have things working for well offensively. very very hot. playingplaying extremely well. >> they are playing well. we have to be ready for that. >> how do they do sports in new orleans? >> reporter: the saints have matched up worse against the 4 4 49ers. >> i felt like i was in a classroom. fabfabulous. >> thank you. >> real quick raider news. terrell pryor could be in uniform sunday when they travel to houston to play the texans. matt would get the start. thursday night football. show you the head butt. delaney walker gets it. they beat tennessee 27-24. mvp p mckutchen. . >> join us on facebook and twitter. >>> guilty. alec baldwin's stalker. >> come on ma'am let's go. >> she's thrown into jail. as baldwin freaks out again. >>> then -- the tv show "cheaters." the show says everything is real. >> this will [ bleep ] you up. >> but is it really? >> she wasn't really your girlfriend? >> no uh-huh. "inside edition" investigates. >> you don't care that your show is fake? >>> and "american idol." mariah carey says working there was hell. >> going to work every day in hell. with satan. >>> plus face-off. man versus elk. caught on video. >>> then -- >> who in the world wou

new orleans. brooks hit brees just below the neck and was flagged for a 15-yard penalty results in a first down for new orleans. the saintsing on the grizzlies tonight on the court but they have to do it without stef curry. he suffered a mild concussion monday night against the jazz. curry slammed his head right on the floor. no word yet on when he will be back in action. >>> a serious car crash won't keep sharks star patrick marleau off the ice tomorrow night against the lightning. look at this his mercedes collided with another car yesterday afternoon on taylor street, not far from the shark tank. marleau was not hurt, but the other driver was taken to the hospital. his or her condition is unknown this morning. had to tow off the car. >> hope they are okay. >>> san jose's sports hall of fame is inducting a brand new class. >> among the honorees is tara vander veer. she won two national titles with the cardinals so far and coached the u.s. women's team to gold at the 1996 olympics in atlanta. other inductees include all-american quarterback frankie albert. soccer star paul child who played for the earthquakes back in 197

the new orleans saints, who play the 49ers tomorrow, tweeted if the 49ers sign sf batkid we have no shot on sunday. well done miles scott, san francisco and make-a-wish. >>> a lot of the people tweeting and retweeting yesterday signed on to the live streaming coverage we provided on the abc7 news app. if you don't have it, you may want to think about it. download it for free by going to our website. >>> a special edition of the chronicle proved to be so popular, they plan to include an updated version in today's edition. i have a copy of it here. i'm going to hold this up. batkid saves city and there are by lines in hear from clarke kent and lois lane. that's very sweet. and the batkid t-shirts designed by the son of police chief greg souray sold out, as well. the company that made them, kid more than newark clothing, are making more. find out when and where they will be available on our facebook page. >> is there a double standard when it comes to getting into cal? some accusations that student athletes with low grades are getting a break. how the university is now responding. and a liv

we have seen it over and over with sean payton and the new orleans saints being suspended for orderingis players to hurt other opposing players, deliberately take them out of the game. michael vick with the situation with his attacks on dogs. aside from the individual violent actions, this culture of impunity and constant violence and bullying and the nfl is really at epic proportions, yet it is really not being discussed as a huge trend. >> it needs to be discussed. the u.s. marine corps is at a uniform code against hazing since 1997. even the whispering core relies in a needed to have some sort of structure -- even the u. roaring core realizing they need to have some sort of structure. the nfl has no kind of guidelines against hazing whatsoever, no kinds of guidelines against bowling. let's call it what it is, it is racist harassment. anyone listing who thinks this is just a sports issue for what have you, think about other recent stories like steubenville or in connecticut where you have this connection between jock culture and a rape culture. this idea where you get young man in a

saints' qb drew brees. brooks will have to cough up $16,000 for that hit right there. it happened late in the fourth quarter during sunday's game in new orleans. brooks hit brees just below the neck and was flagged for a 15-yard penalty resulting in a first down for new orleans. the saints went on to win 23-20. >>> former linebacker ray lewis has actually offered to pay half of the fine saying the hit was legal. >>> the warriors taking on the grizzlies, and they got to do it with one of the superstars. seth curry got injured on this play. suffered a mild concussion monday night against the jazz. forward marvin williams fell right on top of him as they were battling for a loose ball. curry's head slammed into the hardwood, and he had to leave the ballgame. so far no word exactly what he should be back in action. >> we hope he and his green eyes are doing okay. >> oh, really? i didn't even know he had green eyes. >>> neem meantime, a serious car crash won't keep patrick marlo off the ice tomorrow night. his mercedes collided with another car not shar every far from the shark tank in san jose. marlo was not hurt. the other driver was taken to th

is now called the mercedes-benz superdome in new orleans where the new orleans saints play. built entirely at public expense after hurricane katrina. when it hosted football games again, that was a national feel- good story and rightly so. but the public paid for all the repairs and the leak put in a token amount per the public it is invested at about $1 billion. owns the new orleans saints keep so most all of the revenue generated there. one reason people don't rebel against this is that they don't understand it is taking place. the second reason is that there -- they feel there is nothing they can do about it area it is largely based on inside heels and the most recent time there was a vote was in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play in the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. author gregg easterbrook tonight at 8:00. house and human services secretary kathleen sebelius testified before the senate finance committee. she talked about fixing the andthcare.gov website

. >> the buildup to this weekend's huge clash against the new orleans saints, the conference-leading seahawks will be short-handed in the secondary. the n.f.l. suspending walter thurman for the team's next four games for violating the league's substance abuse policy. he started three games this season including last week against the minnesota vikings when he returned an interception 29 yards for a touchdown, he is eligible to come back the week before the seahawks finale but in the meantime his suspension released leaves a hole in the secondary, brandon browner missing because of a groin nefrnlth. >>> jim abbott spent tens years as a baseball as jessica reports, abbott considers giving back to be his greatest achievement in life. >> when jim abbott pitched a know-hit -- no-hitter in 1993, he did more than cement himself in baseball history. the yankees pitcher who was born without his right hand became an inspiration for those who thought having a disability meant they couldn't go after their dreams. >> i don't know if i could really truly put into words all that baseball has meant t

and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps all of the revenue generated there. why would people rebel? one reason is many people in the public don't understand it is taking place. the second reason is there's nothing they can do about it they feel. it's all based on insider deals. it is largely based on insider deals. there was a vote on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the dolphins play. they voted strongly against doing that. he's going back -- you know, the sociology of the sport. 50 years ago when the antitrust waiver was first granted, at that time, there was a paltry amount of money in all professional sports compared to today even in current dollars which is not what it was today. nfl owners of that period could not have afforded on their own to build a beautiful stadium. so in a stadium that looked like a public library, the public would contribute to it and then get to use by coming in. that was 50 years ago. they roll in money but they established the assumption that publics should pay for their stadiums instead of people coming

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? i think one reason is that many people in the public don't understand this is taking place. i think the second reason is they feel like there is nothing they can do about it. it is largely based on insider deals. it is, largely. the most recent time there was a vote -- in miami, there was a vote on whether they use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. and the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that. usually, people don't get to vote. i think there is also -- going back, you remember the sociology of the sport. 50 years ago when the antitrust waiver was first granted, there was a paltry amount of money in all professional sports compared to today. even if you adjust to current dollars. nfl owners at that period could not have afforded to build beautiful stadiums. an assumption arose that a stadium was like a public library, something the public should contribute to and the public would get to use by coming in

new orleans with the 49ers. colin here has a wrapup, and not a good night for the niners. >> niners are not partying in new orleans. looked like it would be nut a deplay change the things. saints averaging 29 a game, niners allowed 17. today in new orleans, neither team backing down. saints leader second quarter. a fumble by since, we're tied up. then drew breeness the pocket. great play by brooks, tipped, intercepted. three plays later, longest pass play of the game for kaepernick. 17-yard for vernon davis. vernon started despite a concussion lasts. controversial play right rear late fourth. brees rocked, fumbles. penalty thrown, hit to the head. saints keep position and tie it with the field goal. 20-yards there to coltston, then the game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they're 8-2, the niner is second straight loss, they're now 6-4. afterwards ahmad brooks on the game-changing hit. >> very frustrating. i mean, the game could have went a totally different direction, and i'm just mad because that was a big play in the game. and we lost the game, and that's probably the reason why. >> unfortunately, yeah. a reminder, we'll have another addition of vernon's

new orleans with the 49ers. colin here has a wrapup, and not a good night for the niners. >> niners are not partying in new orleans. looked like it would be nut a deplay change the things. saintsng 29 a game, niners allowed 17. today in new orleans, neither team backing down. saints leader second quarter. a fumble by since, we're tied up. then drew breeness the pocket. great play by brooks, tipped, intercepted. three plays later, longest pass play of the game for kaepernick. 17-yard for vernon davis. vernon started despite a concussion lasts. controversial play right rear late fourth. brees rocked, fumbles. penalty thrown, hit to the head. saints keep position and tie it with the field goal. 20-yards there to coltston, then the game winner from 31 yards as time expires. 23-20 saints. they're 8-2, the niner is second straight loss, they're now 6-4. afterwards ahmad brooks on the game-changing hit. >> very frustrating. i mean, the game could have went a totally different direction, and i'm just mad because that was a big play in the game. and we lost the game, and that's probably the reason why. >> unfortunately, yeah. a reminder, we'll have another addition of vernon's view. on

to battle the powerhouse new orleans saints .the game was close, but in the end, a controversial penaltye done the team in. >> pam: kron four executive sports producer jason appelbaum joins me to break it down. >> reporter:but everyone is talking about this hit on drew brees that came late in the 4th quarter with the 49ers >> reporter:it was a wild sunday in the nfl. we'll start with a harrowing play. arizona cardinals running back andre ellington gets his hair ripped out. jacksonville's jason babin grabbed a fistful of dreads while making the tackle. it is legal to tackle a player by yanking his hair.if it come out.so be it.dems the rules. "i basically bear hugged hi m." "he made a great play. he has a penalty we give him a-. that is our interpretation. " >> reporter: matt mcclain starting in the place of the injured tyrrell prior. the and f l top defense as in yards allowed with three touchdowns and no interceptions. by the most ever by in contrast rookie. here is the coach "i am going to wait and have a meeting was or visit with terrell. i am not sure where he is at physically. i will

. >> the place is called the super dome in new orleans where the saints play built entirely at publicexpense after hurricane katrina badly damaged. when it hosted games again it was a feel good story and i would say so. the public paid for all the repairs. the public invested about a billion dollars in the construction of the super dome and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. y don't people rebel against this? many people don't understand this is taking place. the second is they feel there is nothing they can do about it it's based on insider deals and it is. the most recent time that there was a vote in miami last year there was a vote on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the dolphins play and the citizens voted against that. more on sports author sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> the senate judiciary committee held a hearing yesterday on oversight of the federal prison system. it looked at how to reduce prison population. mong the witnesses tfing the director of bureau of prisons. this hearing is about

saints quarterback drew brees. it happened late in the fourth quarter during sunday's game in new orleans. brooks hit brees just below the neck and was flagged for a 15-yard penalty results in a first down for new orleans. the saints went on to win it 23-20. brooks said the penalty was a joke, and ray lewis agrees. he said he will pay half of any fine brooks receives. >>> 49ers safety dante whitner made national headlines when he announced he would change his last name to hit-ner. now he's backing off that move. whitner to withdraw that request because a judge said he would not be allowed to change his name unless whitner was in the courtroom himself. he now says he'll wait until the end of the season. >>> 5:51 right now the prime minister turning to silicon valley tech for help instead of the u.s. government. >>> and why stock buy backs are like making gravy. >>> welcome back. giving a live look now over san francisco. you can finally see the city. earlier it was very foggy. now we can start to see the lights shining. the sun soon to come up. >>> haiti's prime minister grilling tech giants

crawford spoke with owner and general manager jerry jones after last week's lopsided loss to the new orleans saintsretty extraordinary conversation during some challenging times. i mean the conversation started off really light. but then it quickly turned serious. and jones was both reflective and emotional. is it true you have a flip phone? >> do you want me to get it out and show you? >> i want to see it. it was an image that launched 1,000 tweets the billionaire owner of the dallas cowboys talking on a flip phone. >> i'll tell you this it's free of hip dialing, you can have some pretty confidential conversation and not get overheard by the cameraman by talking into this flip phone. >> so why not upgrade? you're sitting here in a $1.2 billion beautiful building and you got a flip phone. what does that say about jerry jones? >> well it's how you have a stadium worth $1.2 if you watch your pennies and use flip phones. you can't have it all. >> but these days in dallas no one thinks they have it all. america's team has won only one playoff game in the last 17 years. and fans blame jerry jones, who i

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new orleans against the saints who looked good against the cowboys. [ talking at the same time ] >> hardto watch last night. thank you. >>> on this veterans day we honor the men and women who serve. but tonight 2 investigates how veterans become victims. the medical malpractice that left some disabled for life. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. good night everyone. >> good night. [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, devry university has $45 million dollars in need and merit-based scholarships and grants available to those who qualify. and this degree can make a difference. in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field within 6 months. now is your time. apply by january 6th and find your career success in the bay area. visit devry.edu. and find your career success in the bay area. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied bec

new york. >>> on the field last night, the saints roll over the cowboys in new orleans. brees throws for 392 yards and four touchdown passes as the saints set an nfl record for first down and a franchise record for yards. new orleans improves to 7-2 with the 49-17 win over dallas. st. louis receiver tay vaughn austin might be a rookie, but he'll have a hard time topping sunday's performance for the rest of his career. austin returns a punt 98 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. in the third quarter, he catches a short pass and streaks 81 yards to the end zone for another touchdown. in between he also caught a 57-yard touchdown. the rams shocked the colts in indianapolis, 38-8. >>> and the play of the day belongs to bengals receiver, a.j. green. with no time on the clock he catches a deflected pass in the end zone for the touchdown. that would tie up the game for cincinnati. but the bengals lost the momentum in overtime. baltimore kicker justin tucker hits a 46-yard field goal to give the ravens a 20-17 win. >>> when we return, class act. a look at how members of

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generate there had. i think why don't people rebel against? one reason many people in the public don't understand it's taking place. i think the second reason is that they feel there's nothing they can do about it. it's bassed on insider deals. it is largely based on insider deal. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year there was a vote whether to use public money to renovate the place with the dolphin plaid. -- played. the citizens voted against doing it. they got vote on it. more with the king of sports author sunday night at 8:00 onn c-span's q & a. the environmental protection agency is hosting a series of>> public meetings before issuingnl rules on regulating carbonhostig emissions from power plants. the rules are part of president obama's plan to reduce reg greenhouse gases.in today's meeting included criticism of the plan from rules senate minority leader mitch mcconnell inspect -- mcc this portion is a little more than an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] thank you very

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. think -- why don't people rebel against it? many people do not understand this is taking place. the second reason it, they feel like there was nothing they can do about it. it is based on insider deals and it is. there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins played and the citizens voted against doing that. they got to vote on it. author gregg he easterbrook. >> a quick reminder of our live coverage. a discussion of whether the u.s. needs a new constitution from journal."ashington host: the opening line in your article, gimme the rewrite about the constitution is america, we have got some bad news. our constitution is not going to make it. it has had 224 years of commendable, often glorious service but there is a time for everything. time to change the constitution? >> at least tend to think about it. the constitution is a wonderful document and i do not need -- mean to impinge its brilliance but if you go back and th

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps all of the revenue generated there. --hink that people rebel at one of people rebel against this? most people do not understand what has taken place. they feel is nothing they can do about it. it is based on insider deals. it is largely based on insider deals. the most recent on the was a vote in miami was a vote on whether they use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. they voted against doing that. they got to vote on it. easterbrook on q&a. >> coming up, a conversation on hospitals and the new health care law. goldie hawn talks about ways to improve childhood education and a look back at the 2008 financial crisis. how was handled at the time by lawmakers. former health and human services -- and bill grist. this is 45 minutes. >> hello, everybody. my regrets for coming at the time i did. i was supposed to be here a little earlier. i'm delighted to be here because this is such an important part of what "u.s. news & world report" does, which is to provide information of high intellectual cont

the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there.why don't people rebel against this? many people in the public don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel there is nothing they can do about it, it is all based on insider deals, and it is largely based on insider deals. there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. the citizens of miami voted strongly against that because they got to vote on it. >> more with sports author -- "the king of sports" author sunday on "q&a." >> one of the things that has stuck in my mind is how dallas has changed from the political standpoint. at that time in the early 1960s and late 50s, there was probably a much less balance or lyrical climate -- balanced political climate here. i remember seeing publication -- a publication in one of the two papers, i forget which one, somebody had bought a full-page ad the day before president kennedy came, with president kennedy's picture on it. it said "wanted for trea

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everybody who knows me knows i'm obsessed with the new orleans saints.em that occurred and -- we did have a lot of collective shame about that in the city. our main angst was, ah, man, bring us back our coach. and part of it is that we are all living that vicarious violence. it's our chance where all these intellectual folks can, in fact, sort of live that vicarious way, that doesn't give us head injuries and doesn't put us in the lineup. so much more, joy. thanks for weighing in on florida. up next, though, the claim that a white man is more black than a black man. i swear, this is a key part of the story. and i won't bring michael skolnick back for that one. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so yo

at the mercedes-benz superdome area to the man that owns the new orleans saints keeps the revenue generated there. i think why don't people redial against this? one reason is many of the people don't understand that this is taking place. i think the second reason is they feel like there is nothing they can do about it. it's all based on insider deals and it is largely based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins plate and the citizens voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. >>> next come the testimony from the head of medicare. she appeared on capitol hill again this week to explain the problems with healthcare law rollout and the website. we join this hearing with opening statements from the ranking member, tennessee republican lamar alexander. this portion is just over two hours and 20 minutes. welcome. when i was in president bush's cabinet i used to testify before this committee in that seat and i used to think the senators deliberately put the chai

billion dollars in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? one reason is many people don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel there's nothing they can do about it and it's all based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money with the miami dolphins play. they voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. >> westmont house energy and subcommittee on oversight and investigations looked at the impact of epa regulations on the cool industry. tim murphy of pennsylvania chairs the hearing of colorado's diana to get serving as the ranking member. this is just over 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone about the first subcommittee hearing oversight investigation entitled epa's regulatory threat to energy come the perspective of cool communities. before we start, i would like to layout is scheduled today. if anybody tries to go over