boost he had criticized toyota for selling cars that were not made in america but about half of the ota sold in the u.s. are manufactured there actually by contrast in the u.s. are currently imports. the u.k. recently introduced a so-called lotsa levy to curb the use of plastic waste associated with the take away coffee now the british government has banned the use of microscopic plastic beads they're used as a braces and health and beauty products sold by multinational companies including l'oreal johnson and johnson and colgate palmolive but these microscopic plastic beads go down household drains and towards supplies and go down the food chain ending up in all of us. in this ocean lies an invisible threat might create be the plastic particles can be found in face crops toothpastes and shower gel and a deadly for marine life but now the u.k. is taking action the country has banned the manufacturing of products containing micro beets and will stop sales later this year it marks a move beyond regulating plastic packaging on the outside to managing the use of non degradable plastics as ac

. >> this feels great this is what we work for and go to ota's for and one thing to be excited to be here but we understand that it's unfinished business. >> your guys played awesome in the playoffs, how confident are you in this football team? >> really confident and our guys are confident it's what it takes this time of year and you have to play with that kind of swagger. >> i have been the the super bowl before and in the game and how do you keep your guise focused and ready. >> and there are distractions this week with the media obligations and families can come in town and pull in a bunch of different directions and my job is to make sure when we are working we are working and stay on task and stay focused on the opponent and make sure we are doing our jobs and what is the biggest part of this week. >> good luck coach. >> thanks. >> reporter: high stakes coming up on sunday. how relaxed is coach peterson? >> he is very relaxed and comfortable with his team and understand where they have been and where they are going. and he has confidence in the team. >> coach is trying to win i

. >> it's unreal man, but this is what we worked for, from off season to ota.rybody doubted us, but we all did the work. >> it's time to win one, we're not finished yet. >> all right, not finished yet. now outside the stadium last night the feeling was electric as well, fans streaming out of the link on to the streets to celebrate. today even though everyone is a bit tired there are eagles smiles everywhere you look. >> everybody is in a good mood why is that? >> reporter: i don't know, did the eagles win last night? >> reporter: i think so so. >> reporter: i think so. philadelphia police made 6 arrests, so everyone did behave. the police commissioner said he was proud of fans. >> social media bleeding green, #6abc action has been flooded with fan fever as the eagles head to the super bowl. philly is hot with pride. loved the shots with eagles nation packing the streets with city hall in the backgrounds. check this out, over in lancaster, even the horse and buggies are representing the eagles. we have cute kids, pets amazing families. everyone watching together

i never really felt like there was a time maybe after ota's that our mares didn't have command of what i think that's a great compliment to the players. um, it's a hard-working bunch not only physically but also mentally. and that has shown. >> dave, what has it been about these second halves that the eagles defense has just shut down their opponents? >> you know the sign of a really good coaching staff, kristen, it's one that makes adjustments and this defensive coaching staff makes adjustments. vikings took their first possession down the field. >> oh yeah. >> on sunday night. scored a touchdown made it look easy maybe everybody feel squeamish but they got shut down eagles this defense side for sure better than any group i've ever seen making adjustments and getting better as the game goes along. i think for jim schwartz having so many players back in the scheme for a second year has made a world of difference. yes, there's a new defensive lineman in tim jurnigan and there's a new cornerback with ronald darby but for the most part the eagles have come back whole as a defense and that

the otas, back in april. this is what it's about >> it's on. >>> one of the eagles get set to hit the field, scam artists hit the internet to try to had rip off fans, ticket vendors like stub hub are warning everyone, never buy your ticket outside of the stadium or with cash. after you buy your ticket, stub hub said be careful not to share it on social media. >> there are a lot of people after they purchase the ticket they want to share with their friends they're going to the a game but the tickets have bar codes and they can't be duplicated >> stub hub said its website has 5,000 tickets left, the lowest 150, the most expensive went for $3500. >>> happiness in the workplace turns out how your job makes you feel may depend on where you live. >>> at 11:00 the states with the happiest workers. where our region falls on the list and the occupation that is bring the most joy. >>> social media lights up after the lights go out at the biggest tech show in the world. what caused the power outage and how long the rare

for me it all starts back on otas, if i'm not talking about situational football back then, we're not going to have a two minute drive in the biggest game of our careers and lives like we did last night. if i don't caulk about red zone back -- talk about red zone back then, then we can't perform in the red zone like we did all season. if i don't talk about third downs and implement them offensively and defensively, we can't be one of the top defenses and offenses in the national league. that's preparing our guys and then having great coordinators, having three great coordinators that i lean on to put great game plans together, not only the schemes, but commune indicate and teach the game plan during the week and the season and having our team ready to go. you know, i felt that all season our players were you know well prepared during the week, i felt like they were energic and ready to go every sunday. these last two post seasons game, i think even from my standpoint as a play caller, staying aggressive, staying maybe a little unorthodox, maybe the 4th downs, 2 point conversions all t

and the grind just from you know april you know all season workouts and otas and training camp, man,he bond, you can feel it you can feel something special way back when you know you didn't know what you had but you could feel something you know? and to know we nfc champs going to super bowl, the opportunity to play for world championship one. believe sglabl what else needs to be said sgle vinny thank you so much for your time. we understand the owner jeffery lurie we seen him dance and we understand he's at the podium. let's go to the podium and listen in on jeffy lurie. >> as you can imagine we have the player you think is best young quarterback in nfl and suddenly you feel like you played a great game in la and you have the best record in got ball, and you lose your most valuable player or maybe the least most valuable playe player. however, we made such a concerted ivrt to make sure we could get nick bag on the tea team. who knew it would dom this. but we prioritized probably more money for the 2nd quarter back position than most any team in football. and we even were willing to

back in ota and you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playing the game that you love. here's the first one in front of me. i want to leave it all out there. >> with how good the corner backs are this maybe a game for nelson in the slot or the eagles tight end. >> thanks. that's your look at sports. we'll be right back. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> huge changes on the way. right now you step outside it's beautiful. >> it is. i have a lightweight jacket. my pretty shoes. tomorrow, totally different day. let's run you through it. look at the screen look at the 60s. they are gorgeous. look what happens by 9 tomorrow morning. into the upper 20s. let's roll through to game time. upper 20s. how about after the game when we're celebrating only 20. and teens sunday morn

the otas, back in april. this is what it's about >> it's on. >>> one of the eagles get set to hit the field, scam artists hit the internet to try to had rip off fans, ticket vendors like stub hub are warning everyone, never buy your ticket outside of the stadium or with cash. after you buy your ticket, stub hub said be careful not to share it on social media. >> there are a lot of people after they purchase the ticket they want to share with their friends they're going to the a game but the tickets have bar codes and they can't be duplicated >> stub hub said its website has 5,000 tickets left, the lowest 150, the most expensive went for $3500. >>> happiness in the workplace turns out how your job makes you feel may depend on where you live. >>> at 11:00 the states with the happiest workers. where our region falls on the list and the occupation that is bring the most joy. >>> social media lights up after the lights go out at the biggest tech show in the world. what caused the power outage and how long the rare

death grip you've never seen does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it's what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops it throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with bannon he's going to say something about france or italy or or some of his neighbor has someone this is his pattern does anybody not pay attention trump for arrives on this he loves this with his first year in office drawing to a close the u.s. president has been talking up his economic record in typical. economic miracle created more than two million jobs unemployment is under seventeen year low the stock market is it in a time high fantastic for the economy our economy has already surged to three percent growth unemployment is at a seventeen year low liberated the american economy and our economy is doing well. but one man who does not share president trump's optimism is former u.s. congressman ron paul he told us that the growth in the u.s. economy has principly benefited th

you know, back in otas you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playing the game you love.w, here is the first one in front of me, you know, i want to leave it all out there. >> reporter: with how good the falcons' cornerbacks are, this may be a game for the eagles' tight end. john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> reporter: all right, john, thanks. sure to be rocking like grandma's favorite chair tomorrow right here on nbc. i'm danny pommels, stay with us, nbc 10 news coming right back. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >>> the fog is thick out there tonight. be careful if you're out on the ro

death grip you've never seen does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it's what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops and throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with bannon he's going to say something about france or italy or or something his neighbor has someone this is his pattern does anybody not pay attention trump for arrives on this he loves this. yemen suffered its first a deadly air strike in two thousand and eighteen on new year's day with more than twenty year old in the port of data. just a week ago three of the world's biggest humanitarian agencies joined together to highlight yemen has passed the grim milestone of enduring more than a thousand days of war explaining that three quarters of the yemeni population needs humanitarian aid and that around two thirds are deprived of food water and proper sanitation. you. have no time during the you suffer from the cold. i was given. some people to warm up on one. you can ride on the s

. >> this is what we work for and this is what we go to ota's for and it's one thing to be excited tohere but we understand that it's unfinished business. >> reporter: happy birthday coach. two numbers to worry about, 51st birthday and super bowl lii. i'm ducis rodgers for jaime apody channel6 "action news." >> the city's top cop has issued a stern warning against any violent or criminal revelry. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes joins us now live with more on the city's security plans. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. police commissioner richard ross did say police are prepared for anything come sunday. there is a slippery substance that made headlines a couple of weeks ago that will not be used this time, though the commissioner has said they do have something that's even better. >> we will not let you tear up the city. >> reporter: with the super bowl almost upon us, police commissioner richard ross made clear that violence and destruction of property will not be tolerated sunday night. >> clearly, assaults, destruction of property will be dealt with swif

back in ota's you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playing this game that you love. know, here is the force one in front of me. i want to leave it all out there. you what and the to leave the game knowing you did everything you can. >> i feel like it's important a lot of our younger players have not experienced this post season play and what it's about that they hear from the guys that have been there and kind of what it takes to prepare themselves for not only division al games but hopefully games after this. >> of course you can catch a special "game day live" monday -- the morning of the game saturday 8:00 a.m. we'll break down the eagles and what they need to do for a victory one more quick eagles note. they've been selected to play the jaguars in london next year. i cave hate these games because you never know what you're going to get from either team. the matchup will be considered a bye -- a away game for both teams. speaking of london the sixers are already out there. today they had 3:00 o'clock game against the celtics and if you look at social media you can

vast network of corruption implicating partners including the massive international construction firm ota brecht which alleged dealings in turn spawned investigations and scandal across south america and brazil for example the car wash investigation of the resulted in more than one hundred convictions and other charges against the sitting president michel temeraire temeraire of voided prosecution but was criticized for a christmas decree just days ago on pardons that the brazil attorney general said could undermine the carwash case important to have strong attorney generals the head of the supreme court later suspended key provisions of the decree. britain is reportedly considering joining the pacific trade group after brics it this comes as the country is considering its trade future outside of the european union but would this move be in the country's best interest archies ashley banks joins us all borrowed according to the financial times of britain were to join the t.p. after brags that it could possibly help revitalize the partnership and could likely bolster exports in the united ki

death grip you've never seen does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it's what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops and throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with bannan he's going to say something about france or italy or or some his neighbor has someone this is his pattern does anybody not pay attention trump for arrives on this he loves this well with his first year in office drawing to a close the u.s. president has been talking up his economic record in tobago of trump style he can now make miracle created more than two million jobs unemployment is under seventeen year low the stock market is at an all time high fantastic for the economy our economy has already surged to three percent growth unemployment is at a seventeen year low liberated the american economy and our economy is doing well. and one man who doesn't share president trumps optimism is former u.s. congressman ron paul he told us that the growth in the u.s. economy has

. >> it was a seat on air force one and those aren't cheap.ut >> but the sick thing is the ota in theunited states became the template for lots of other countries around the world and it still exists elsewhere. we don't have the equivalent of that now which is why we keep having these partisan conversations about technology. we also should probably have the cdc for digital public health so we do have something like that called the us cert and i'm -- my dad isn't. my dad is a very, very smart person and he is house for w technology and he applies no firmware updates so now someone will ask my dad if they're watching c-span spirit not the most human readable thing ever. >> it's not. it's not but if we start if we reframe the conversation of the technology that we use and we assume that the digital order is important than isn't it time that we have something like a cdc. it is to in a very effective way in a measured way educate the everyday person about the benefits and the dangers ofra using digital tools in its structure and online media and you know -- but in a way that is relatable.

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this is what we do ota's for. it's one thing to be excited to be here but we understand that it's unfinished business. >> reporter: happy birthday coach. we have two numbers we need to worry about. fifty-first birthday and 52 for sure 52 -- for super bowl lii. >> thanks guys. when the eagles won the nfc championship crowds ran out into the streets giving the city a little taste of the giant celebrations that can be expected if sunday goes our way. police commissioner richard ross says he wants you to have fun but his department is ready if things get out of hand. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live with details on the security plans. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. police will be out in full force for what we can expect on sunday night. but the police commissioner is saying he won't be using a certain slippery substance that made national headlines a couple of weeks ago but he does say he has something even better. >> we will not let you tear up the city. >> reporter: with the sup

death grip you've never seen does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it's what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops and throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with the band he's going to say something about france or italy or or some of his neighbor has someone this is his pattered does anybody not pay attention trump for arrives on this he loves this son of history in office coming up the u.s. president has been his economic record in typical trump style economic miracle created more than two million jobs unemployment is under seventeen years economy or economy has already already at the top quite well depends on down yes an individual can feel very good if they have a line of credit to the bed a great deal of difficulty is last eight years trying to get out of the recession and i see everything we do is a big bubble and almost we have dealt with in these last eight years have just created a huge bubble and everything is in excess wheth

is losing any sleep over this does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops and throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with bannon he's going to say something about france or italy or or some of his neighbor has someone this is his pattern does anybody not pay attention trump arrives on this he loves this just how the influential allies i mean can you do you think that bonding actually was there because when you listen as you mention to the mainstream media it seems as if he was pivotal. while there he there saying that and he was by the way i mean he was he was a very poor but he came in after i believe it when the primary and certainly he said a lot of things that might have helped the president perhaps fine tune or he might have gone to the press and maybe expressed what the president was trying to say a little bit of course surgically but the bottom line is simply this he might have articulated b

death grip you've never seen does anybody think that anybody in the drug administration cares one i ota about this i mean it's what it does is it throws the mainstream media the washington press corps and the mainstream media news troops and throws them into disarray which trump thrives on and after he's done with bannan he's going to say something about france or italy or or some of his neighbor has someone this is his pattern does anybody not pay attention trump thrives on this he loves this. the french president is vowing to come back fake news by proposing a law to regulate media influenced by foreign states and money will mccrone annoying to the move to journalists in paris on wednesday it was finished between fake news machines and the professional media we run the risk of losing the truth the barriers have been destroyed in presidential campaigns and almost all modern democracies have displayed their weakness and our collective failure to come up with a response. well in the speech he wasn't specific about which countries or media outlets he thinks could be influencing the french

. >> this is everything that we worked hard for, from training camp, otas and during the season to put ourself to be in this position to be at home for this game and having our fans behind us and going out there and just executing, and playing lights out. so i'm looking forward to sunday, as i know the rest of the team ties. >>> the vikings defense will be the best unit in the game. second against the pass, second against the run, they are first in total defense and number one in points against. they only allow 15 per game. >> they are the best defense we will face this year and one of the reasons why is they can get pressure were four, you know, cover with seven, anytime you can get pressure were four and cover with seven that is the key to our defensive success. that is a winning formula. that has been a proven winning formula for a long time. this week is a good test of that. >>> to the ice, on paper the timing is perfect, the flyers looking for their fifth win in the row. rangers trying to avoid their fourth straight loss, and too bad games are not played on paper. madison square g

. >> this is everything that we worked hard for, from training camp, otas and during the season to put ourself to be in this position to be at home for this game and having our fans behind us and going out there and just executing, and playing lights out. so i'm looking forward to sunday, as i know the rest of the team ties. >>> the vikings defense will be the best unit in the game. second against the pass, second against the run, they are first in total defense and number one in points against. they only allow 15 per game. >> they are the best defense we will face this year and one of the reasons why is they can get pressure were four, you know, cover with seven, anytime you can get pressure were four and cover with seven that is the key to our defensive success. that is a winning formula. that has been a proven winning formula for a long time. this week is a good test of that. >>> to the ice, on paper the timing is perfect, the flyers looking for their fifth win in the row. rangers trying to avoid their fourth straight loss, and too bad games are not played on paper. madison square g

we believe we can accelerate that process, particularly with ota, to help us. and to be able then to have available for those people who have that kind of pain, answers and much more quickly. >> you're talking about using additional appropriations and additional private money in a public/private partnership to accelerate that, correct? >> exactly. and we would expect companies to be willing to put some of their funds into this, too, just as we have done with other partnerships on alzheimer's disease, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and parkinson's. >> i'll start with dr. gottlieb. it takes sometimes 10, 12 years to take a breath taking new medical innovation from idea to the doctor's office. the whole goal of cures is to shorten that period and shorten that cost, and still do it in a way that is safe and effective. what are you doing -- can you give me some specific examples of how fda and nih and cms, which has to do with funding, are working together, so that we don't make a lot of progress in research, for example, have it sit on the shelf while fda works on

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you have to anticipate, which is what again its dangers that we don't have an ota or an equivalent. people can argue there are different pockets around d.c. that the search some of that same function but we do not have hundreds upon hundreds of trained scientists and technologists and mathematicians, actual futurists who are nonpartisan whose job it is to educate the people who are writing policy and voting. we don't have that anymore. >> refresh the memories of the younger folks here, the office of technology -- >> ninety-six by gingrich turkey defunded it. >> how much money did we save? >> so much. probably a seat on an aircraft carrier. >> air force one, those are not cheap. >> and the sick thing is the ota in the united states became the template for lots of other countries around the world, and it still exist elsewhere. so we don't have the equipment of that now which is why we keep having these partisan conversations about technology. we should probably have some kind of cdc for digital public health. so we do have something like that, it's called the u.s. cert. and i'm on the

back in otas you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playing the game that you love.ou know, here is the first one in front of me. and, you know, i want to leave it all out there. >> reporter: and with how good the falcons cornerbacks are, this may be a game for nelson agolor in the slot for the eagles tight end. at the nova care complex, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> that's it for sports. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. >>> thinking warm thoughts. today in the lehigh valley dorney park and wild wood kingdom holding their annual hiring party. more than 3,000 seasonal jobs are available. they include life guards, ride operators, food and beverage servers. you have to be 16 years old to apply. >>> and tonight is the final night of the big philly beer fest at the pennsylvania convention center in center city. guests can sample hundreds of craft beers and hear live music. beer fest raises money for animal rescue partners which supports rescues, adoptions and pet programs in the philadelphia area. >> we all know what everybody's going to be doing

back in otas, you know you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playing the game that you love. you know here is the first one in front of me. and, you know i want to leave it all out there. >> reporter: and with how good the falcons cornerbacks are, this may be a game for nelson agholor in the slot for the eagles tight ends. john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> john, thank you very much. that's it for sports. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. >>> thank you, danny. a british butcher is thanking a frozen sausage that may have saved his life. >> this is a good one. the meat cutter used petrified pork to help him escape from a walk-in freezer. he says he got trapped inside the walk-in at his shop last month when the wind blew the door shut. there is a safety button but it had iced over. so he took stock of the dire situation by taking stock of his inventory. >> so first of all i picked up a rabbit. that was no good. they're no good. some pigeons, they're no good. a guinea fowl that was no good. then i suddenly saw a stick of -- and i was able then having moved th

. >> something you work all year for back in ota's you work so hard to extend opportunities to keep playingame that you love. first one in front of me and i want to leave it all out there , leave the game knowing you did everything that you can. >>> another eagles note they will play jaguars in london next year, i kind of hate these games because you don't know what you will get from each team. match up is considered an away game for both squad. that is a good thing. >>> speaking of london sixers played celtics there over the pond and it didn't go too well they blew a 22-point lead. you see marcus morris nailing the three, philadelphia native , the sixers will go on to lose this game 114-103. >>> that is sports in a minute , i'm ♪ hillshire farm oven-roasted turkey breast is carefully crafted with nothing but heart and hard work. ♪ the results? well, they speak for themselves. >>> so here we go gearing up for big game tomorrow eagles taking on falcons in the divisional round of the playoffs. >> oh, brother. i'm so happy it is here. this two weeks, it has been a killer but it is finally here

this is what we go to ota's for. excited to be here but we understand that it's unfinished business. >> reporter: happy birthday coach. we got two numbers we need to worry about. fifty-first birthday and super bowl lii on sunday. for jaime apody, i'm ducis rodgers channel6 "action news." >> thanks guys. >>> when the eagles win the nfc championship crowds ran out into the streets giving the city a little taste. richard ross says he wants to you have fun but his department is ready. jeanette reyes is live with details on the security plan. jeanette, they're getting rid of the crisco, that's such a silly thing. i kind of liked the crisco on the light poles. [laughter] >> reporter: you know, i kind of liked the crisco, too, but i guess it wasn't cutting it. commissioner ross wouldn't say what they're going to use to replace the crisco but he promises it will be just as effective. >> we will not let you tear up the city. >> reporter: with the super bowl almost upon us police commissioner richard ross made clear that viole

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman kennedy, ota, mr. for five minutes. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning a high school senior sat attentively in a chicago classroom while this country held her college dreams hostage. this morning, a kennedy, for five minutes. mr. kennedy: medical student started her rotation as an aspiring thoracic surgeon in cambridge, while this country took her talent for granted. this morning an enlisted soldier living in queens eagerly awaited his basic training assignment. while his country shrugged their shoulders at his service. this morning, 00,000 young men and women woke up -- 800,000 young men and women woke up, offered a brave smile to their loved ones, and sought to better the only home they have ever known. you can call them dreamers. you can call them immigrants. you can call them american. you can call them husbands, wives, sons, daughters, eighbors, doctors, students, service men and women. you can call them human beings. a place e to live in they call whom. whose lives shouldn't be horse traded for big wall

at its core david beckham is officially returning to major league soccer this time as a team ota and he will be here with all the details and little of assisting us. from dusky sunset so it's proving something. to summarize the top in asian metropolis. hello there certainly has been cold over the southeastern parts of china recently in fact for some of us here there's been a fair amount of wintry weather these pictures are from chongqing showing the beautiful very cold conditions we've had there and the snow has gradually been pushing its way south which is it's fizzling out there so not really anything left to it as we head through tuesday but it certainly has built in that cold air look at that hong kong as a maximum nine degrees very cold for us and for hanoi we're only getting to eleven and if you think about some bands that see what's happening on wednesday because on wednesday is still staying very cold for many of us in this time that we more in the way of cloud and rain as well so really not feeling too special across this region atoll i mean further towards the south in the

when we started back in otas, you knew you might have a good team, good compete for the nfc east.art losing your top players to energy and you just kind of see the fight in the guys and the resiliency in the guys and you lose another play a couple weeks later and then you lose your quarterback here at the end. and the guys just keep -- keep battling, you know. and for us to believe in one another and to be now in this spot, just so happy for those guys and hats off to them. >> you said all the right things, i wanted to ask you after carson's injury, what made you think the team would get to this point? >> just believing in the guys, have faith in the guys. i mean, our season wasn't over, you know. we still are in the driver's seat, you know. we had to i think win one or two games at the end of the year to at least have home field or at least have a home buy, you know, that first round. and i just felt confident in the players and the coaches that we were still a good football team, you know. and i talked to the team all the time. it's not about one guy. one guy can make a differen

>> they're called otas, online travel agents. more than that. >> like what? what should you do? what's the best way to find the cheapest flight, do you think? >> if we're talking about flights, people say there's a magic time to book a flight. >> i heard this. book your flight on tuesday because people don't travel in the middle of the week and you get cheap flights. >> this is -- i've never told you that because that -- >> i heard it in a segment. >> it's an urban myth. the best time to book a flight is anytime if you plan ahead. >> how far ahead? >> it's all about planning your social media strategy. i would encourage people, for example, airlines like jetblue and frontier push out deals through twitter. they will give you great deals if you plan ahead. you'll see those. it's a little about planning. >> let's talk hotels. you like to go old-school, honey. you like the call the hotel and say give me a deal. is that how to do it? >> you can use a cell phone. call the hotel when it's not busy. not check-in or check-out time. and a

in fiscal years 2012 and 2013, the texas office of court administration, ota, received a nics act record improvement grant from the united states department of justice to develop a plan for improving nics reporting and assist clerks in reviewing cases to identify mental health records to be reported. nics mental health records from texas increased by 69% between the time we received the grant and last friday. oca has been working to make sure records related to domestic violence and family orders are entered into the system. in fiscal year 2013, they received another grand from doj to improve reporting of domestic violence reported in the nics database. they established a task force to study the issue and make recommendations to improve reporting. the task force developed five training modules to assist in reporting to the databases and recommended improved timeliness in reporting the reports. that now requires court clerks and law enforcement to transfer those in three to four business days after the protective order is entered. prior to this, texas law was silent as to the time in whic