kwreu patriotic. true.the opposite was the patriotic thing to do was to say i love my country. i'm going to back u.s. fighting en and women any time they are put in danger. but as member of the press i'm going to ask the tough questions. was the patriotic thing to do and it is now. host: you write that in the section about the press saying hat when it comes to the institution of free press it is greater tanf crisis i have evern seen in my -- ever seen. that on?ou base guest: i base it on what the president has said and done. every president we have had has had difficulties with the press had a have never resident who personally raoepbt pls ly attacked the -- relentlessly attacked the -- press saying things such as members of the press are among the most despicable people enemies of ss are the people. -- kind of ret ruck rhetoric from the president's own mouth we have never had this before. the nixon administration he had that attitude to some degree but used surrogates. so the reason i say the press i

is patriotism includes humility. humility doesn't mean that we are constantly criticizing ourselves, but it does mean we keep questioning ourselves about how we can make the country better as we go along. >> speed one did you write this book with a certain administration, the trump administration in mind where the thoughts came to you at the end of the obama administration? >> know, i can't and won't deny that concerns about where the current administration redepicted the tone of the current administration, was a function but it wasn't a motivation. in the book, it's certainly another screed against the trump administration and in fact president is not even mentioned in the book but when i tried to do with the book and others whether i was successful or not but is to make the book the most forceful, the most dedicated trial supporter can read the book and atnaturally have some disagreements but say to themselves, that's something to think about. i'll give you an example. one of the things that has made america what i

patriotism. what do i mean by that? well, alaska natives serve at higher rates in the military, just like lower 48 native americans, higher rates in the military than any other ethnic group in the country. and this has been going on for generations, world war ii, korea, vietnam, the cold war, iraq, afghanistan. and, you know, when you think about it, it's special. because, let's face it, in the 1940's, 1950's, 1960's, 1970's, and sometimes even today the federal government has not always treated alaska native people well, and yet generation after generation, off to the front to fight for this country. it is truly a special kind of patriotism in a unique tribute to the alaska native heritage that we're celebrating this month. so i thought it was fitting today, mr. president, to name as our alaskan of the week to make it a collective for all alaska natives who have served their country in the military, and it's thousands, to make them collectively the alaskans of the week as we look to celebrate ve

as i explored that iy realized i didn't know so let's start a conversation what patriotism is and is not and remind ourselves of the volumes and the cohesion. so my fear before the book was those values that have sustained as over history. that is the reason i wrote the book. one motivation was a facebook page which i tried to bring some context and perspective and a reasonable voice and frankly the social media site was so successful that which is what it is patriotisms or started to write the book. >> host: going into the of book what did you find out. >> guest: what i found out there is an interest between patriotism and nationalism. they are not mutually exclusive they overlap but the biggest difference is humble but patriotism is modest and grateful for where we have been in the strengths of the country but recognizes we're not perfect but are nation's history is constantly striving for a more perfect union. that led me to say to myself i need to think of my own patriotism because suddenly it is a deep love for your country is far developer -- part of it but nationalism with its

you seem more patriotic. volunteers get that press after a while because people tend to specializedr more or less dangerous positions. there comes, even within the military that the draft of man is stoically going where he maybeto go, and there is a month volunteers too much opportunism, that they are trying to get themselves in an advantage position. from the minute he enlists, sterling is patriotic, dedicated to victory, but he is trying to maneuver himself into the best position he can be in. a little bit of that. >> our last question will come from this gentleman right here. >> thanks. great talk. the last time we had the draft, there were a number of allowances made in deferments that were permitted such that the composition of the conscript having come from the lower socioeconomic portion of society. was the conscript army in the please stand by please stand by was certainly possible for people to exercise influence, but it might not be the kind of influence we would expect to see. for example, with dra

this season against the patriots.ders with a great chance to gain ground on the kansas city chiefs who lost today to the giants in new york. he could leave in the third quarter. patriots first round of the game, 87 yards, tom brady throwing 339 yards, three touch downs. 15 yards with lewis 7-0 new england. turning point, 44 seconds left in the half. raiders down 14. running it down the patriots. marshawn lynch busting off a 25-yard run. derek carr fumbles at the four and patriots recover. stephen gostkowski in the elevation before the half. 17-0 instead of 14-7, ten-point swing. bill belichick couldn't contain his excitement. longest pass play of the year for new england, 149 receivng yards, patriots win 33-8. raiders 4-6. play off hopes evaporating every week. >>> for some unknown reason, bills head coach benching starting quarterback taylor against the chargers going with rookie peterman. wrong move. peterman threw five interceptions in the first half. chargers 54-24 blowout. 6 of 14. five picks. 66 yards. taylor ha

it started an hour ago beginning with a memorial to the fallen and patriotic songs and in the courtyard down the street why fr where we are right now and then this great display of military vehicles in the park. they really brought back a lot of memories for veterans, especially one vietnam vet whose vehicle was nearly blown up by a bomb years ago. >> my grandson and i got inside of that personnel carrier and i told him some of the things that happened to us. but thank god it was all protection and it was all god's planning. >> reporter: james perez told me he appreciated the credit and thanks that the vietnam veterans now receive for their service and the songs and the military hardware and the war stories brought up a lot of patriotic feelings out here today and sharing all of these stories with his family was special. we heard this from a lot of different folks out here today. saying that they were really appreciate the service that all of the veterans have given us and i think that we could all say thank you to our veterans right now. live in santana row, nbc bay area news. >> tom.

the patriots are known for the patriots are known for thinking out of the box. the road against the broncos last sunday.and due to the high elevation in colorado...the patriots decided to practice in colorado springs this week, hoping it will improve their conditioning. like the raiders, the patriots will travel to mexico city tomrorow. tom brady has never played in mexico city, but he's 2-and-oh in game played outside the united states.i have a feeling bill belichick drinks way too much coffee. i've never seen him so energetic.i have a feeling bill belichick drinks way too much coffee. i've never seen him so energetic. college hoops. stanford taking on northeastern down in palo alto. jerod haase's freshman class came to play. michael humprey led the way with 17 points and 11 boards. the huskies made it a game midway through the second half... but issac white hits a big tallied 17 stanford wins 73-59 monday night stanford will host the national champs, north carolina. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected

one way to fix that is the patriot employer act. i have the committee agrees with this president, is forbes magazine article in his comments to me the cabinet room. as i did on the other. i asked the chairman to accept this amendment by you see. >> in your amendment with the score in the offset? >> we will get that to you. >> i've not seen a score on much of anything. >> it's not sure me. i rule it nongermane. [roll call] [roll call] >> the chairman has a right to do that. so what t1 do? [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the amendment is defeated. >> mr. warner was his name called? no proxies were called. >> i don't the life of macy what senator brown was talking about isn't germany because he thought it amendment the internal revenue code. and he's been trying to get a revenue estimate for quite some time. >> you've given us a long time to consider this. for you to penalize us because we don't have time to get documentation. you change the bill every day. the first was last thursday than a c

kwreu patriotic.the opposite was the patriotic thing to do was to say i love my country. i'm going to back u.s. fighting en and women any time they are put in danger. but as member of the press i'm going to ask the tough questions. was the patriotic thing to do and it is now. host: you write that in the section about the press saying hat when it comes to the institution of free press it is greater tanf crisis i have evern seen in my -- ever seen. that on?ou base guest: i base it on what the president has said and done. every president we have had has had difficulties with the press had a have never resident who personally raoepbt pls ly attacked the -- relentlessly attacked the -- press saying things such as members of the press are among the most despicable people enemies of ss are the people. -- kind of ret ruck rhetoric from the president's own mouth we have never had this before. the nixon administration he had that attitude to some degree but used surrogates. so the reason i say the press is cris

you seem more patriotic. volunteers get that press after a while because people tend to specializedr more or less dangerous positions. there comes, even within the military that the draft of man is stoically going where he maybeto go, and there is a month volunteers too much opportunism, that they are trying to get themselves in an advantage position. from the minute he enlists, sterling is patriotic, dedicated to victory, but he is trying to maneuver himself into the best position he can be in. a little bit of that. >> our last question will come from this gentleman right here. >> thanks. great talk. the last time we had the draft, there were a number of allowances made in deferments that were permitted such that the composition of the conscript having come from the lower socioeconomic portion of society. was the conscript army in the aef a more egalitarian affair, or worthy well-to-do and well-connected able to get out of service? >> you did not have the same ability to get out of the military service by be

as i address you, iam also patriotic concern.whole range of concerns which have come from you all as citizens of our great country. today's meeting with the command element has underscored the need for us element has underscored the need for us to collectively start processes that return our nation to normalcy. so, all our people can go about their business unhindered in an environment of perfect peace and security, assured that law and order will prevail as before, and endure well into the future. if there is anyone, any one observation we have made and drawn from events of the past week, it is the unshakeable pedestal upon which rests our state of peace, law and order, amply indicating that as zimbabwe ends, we are generally a peaceably disposed people, and given to expressing grievances and resolving our differences by ourselves, and with the level of dignity, discipline of restraint so rare to many other nations. this is to be admired. indeed, such traits must form the pith of our personality and national character. a veritab

i have been inspired by the service of better patriots.e seen americans make sacrifices for our country under causes and people who were strangers to them, but for our sacrifices that were much harder than the service ever asked of me. i have seen lives freed from tyranny and injustice, the hope encouraged, the dreams they made achievable. may god bless them. may god bless america. give us strength and wisdom, the generosity and compassion, to do our duty for this wondrous land and the world that caps on us. -- that counts on us. for all its suffering and danger, the world still looks to the leadership of america because -- to become a better place. what greater purpose and honor could one serve? thank you for this, i will treasure it. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> congratulations on receiving the liberty medal. you have devoted your life to defending the constitut

do you feel patriotic?” do that. that's what i'm doing now. do you feel patriotic? said, you don'tjust go to afghanistan as your pager. you don't go do stand—up in this pakistan and kuwait and iraq unless you a patriot. i am or pager at it than any of those nazi tom supporters. i think our president is a nazi. i think our president is a nazi. i think people should be frightened. i think people should be frightened. i think there is an actual nazi, or at least somewhat nazi—leaning, in the white house. wake up. we began the interview would you saying that sort of thing and we are ending the interview with that sort of thing... because everybody is afraid to say it, especially the american journalists. the way that you say it, and the fact you are so determined to say it, suggests to me that you burn your bridges in america and networks who have to ensure that they sort of appeal to a wide range of different people across the nation are not going to put you on television. are you nuts? wait until i do the first thing that gets ratings. they will come running back. tha

nations are built from the courage, love, and sacrifice of patriots just like you. each of you inherits the proud legacy of generations of warriors that have walked these very grounds for more than seven decades. from the runways, american pilots took to the error and to rollback the innovators during the korean war. , tremendousourage bravery. from here they enforced a precious piece during a long and bitter cold war. and the aftermath of the devastating 2011 tsunami, this base served as the launching -- largestperation humanitarian relief effort in american history, which saved the lives of thousands and thousands of great japanese citizens. ,ike those who came before you you always rise to the occasion and you never, ever let your country down. martinez, general --, general and rear admiral fenton. colonel moss and chief master sergeant green, you lead the forces under your command with exceptional skill and devotion and america is tremendously grateful to you. [applause] president trump: we are also very fortunate to stand alongside such strong and capable allie

because of patriots like you, freedom will prevail. thank you. god bless you. god bless the armed forces. and god bless the united states of america! thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

but we believed in each other's patriotism and sincerity.ed in the institution we were privileged to serve in and we believed in our mutual responsibility to make the place work and to cooperate in finding solutions to our country's problems. we believed in our country and our country's indispensability to international peace and stability and the progress of humanity. [applause] mccain: and through it all, whether we argued or agreed, he was good company. you all know he is good company. [laughter] mccain: so thank you, old friend, for your company and service to america. thank you to the national constitution center and everyone associated with it for this award. thank you for that video and for all of the generous complements paid to me this evening. i am aware of the prestigious company the liberty medal places me in, and i am humbled by it. i will try my best not to prove unworthy of it. some years ago, i was present at an event where an earlier liberty medal recipient spoke about america's values and the sacrifices made for them. it wa

like the raiders, the patriots will travel to mexico city tomrorow.s he knows what to expect on sunday. <> well if the patriots have as much enthusiasm as their coach, the raiders have an excellent shot at winning. cowboys owner jerry jones is not backing down from nfl commissioner roger goodell. earlier this week jones threatened to sue the nfl to block a proposed contract extension for goodell. according to espn...jones said quote"i'm gonna come after you with everything i have," then he mentioned deflategate and said "if you think bob kraft came after you hard, bob kraft is a p---y compared to what i'm going to do. is the nfl going after the top man in the nba.reportedly, current nba commissioner, adam silverwould be interested in replacing goodell. the 55-year-old joined the nba in 1992 he took over as commissioner for david stern in february 2014. we've got a former giant crossing the bay bridge. matt williams will be the oakland a's 3rd base coach this upcoming season. that's a great additionto the a's clubhouse. three years ago matt willams was

you don't need to help the patriots playing at this level. denver did with a shoddy special teams effort. now you have philadelphia at the top of the nfl and five teams behind including the new england patriots and the pittsburgh steelers tied with the best records in the afc. in terms of game balls and player of the game, no surprise tom brady one more time with his tremendous performance. we'll add one of the new guys in the back field as well. rex hurd, 33 rushing yards, 27 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown. they both visit now with michele tafoya. >> michele: i know you were expecting von miller and company to come after you tonight. you stayed clean, sacked one time. what was key to the offensive line performance. >> they were locked in all week. any time you face it, it's a big challenge. they came ready to play. they did a great job. both in the run game and the pass game. >> you found targets in the tight ends and running backs tonight. that's where you nine different targets. why was that approach so successful. >> there are

today, the patriots and heroes [applause] -- [applause] pres.rump: of our histories hold the answers to the great questions of our future and our time. they remind us of who we are and what we are called to do. together, we have it in our power to lift our people and our world to new heights -- heights that have never been attained, . so let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride. let us choose wealth and freedom over poverty and servitude. let us choose a free and open indo-pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places, many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise to thank the president of the united states of america. ♪ [applause]

amid calls for more patriotism from poland's government nationalist sentiment is growing. in one year poland celebrates its one hundred year anniversary and the country is surely not going to celebrate quietly. while joining us now on the line is the head of german public broadcaster radio studio in warsaw the cast and far right groups organize the big march in warsaw today do most of the participants seem to share their extreme views. well it depends a little bit how you would define a far right extremism if such an extremist is a person that would consider eastland per se as a threat who would say that refugees migrants from islamic countries are. to be summed up as potential terrorists then the vast majority of the participants. should be labeled as extremists and not only participants at this march because these kind of slogans you can hear all over poland if you ask me about organized extremism about these groups sometimes even refer to fresh groups from history then this is still a rather small fraction here in poland and also at the march we have a lot of participan

let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride.et us choose wealth and freedom over poverty and servitude. let us choose a free and open indo pacific. finally, let us never forget, the world has many places -- [applause] -- many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you, god bless you, god bless the pacific region. [applause] and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the president of the united states of america. ♪ >> tonight, on afterwards -- platform, andad a this was my 15 minutes, and i was here not speaking on behalf of the fbi or any intelligence agency or anyone but myself but i would like to say that i hope and pray that i am speaking on behalf of the millions of muslim americans and of 1.7 billion across the globe that do not think radically.

being a patriot doesn't rule you know obedience to authority. putting aside your obligations to your people to your country for the benefit of your government is the opposite of patriotism. until the revelations by edward snowden the warnings of intelligence agency critics were always shrugged off a speculation only after he had published all the original and it's a documents was there proof and concrete evidence provided for the first time. documents all the difference it is more risky to do that it also makes all the difference in terms of political effect snowden manning and i gave the documents less than one percent of the starting documents have been published that's terrible terrible things those those documents do not belong to a journalist they do not belong to it so they do not belong to the national security agency they belong to history they're part of something that humanity has gone through every single one of us have been has been a victim of national security agency spying all human beings use the internet. the victims of it and t

it's a sentiment that burns in the heart of every patriot and every nation. our hosts here in vietnam have known this sentiment not just for 200 years, but for nearly 2,000 years. it was around 40 ad when two vietnamese sisters, the trung sisters, first awakened the spirit of the people of this land. it was then that, for the first time, the people of vietnam stood for your independence and your pride. today, the patriots and heroes of our histories hold the answers to the great questions of our future and our time. they remind us of who we are and what we are called to do. together, we have it in our power to lift our people and our world to new heights, heights that have never been attained, so let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride. let us choose wealth and freedom over poverty and servitude. let us choose a free and open indo-pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for th

that burns inent the heart of every patriot and nation.ietnam havee in known this sentiment not just for 200 years but for nearly 2000 years. [applause] it was around 40 a.d. when two ese sisters first awakened the spirit of the people of these land. stood for of vietnam your independence and pride. the patriots and heroes -- [applause] history's, hold the answers to the great questions of our future and our time here it they remind us of who we are and what we are called to do. together we have it in our power to lift our people and our world to new heights, heights that have never been attained. let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride. let us choose wealth and freedom over poverty and servitude. opens choose a free and indo pacific. finally, let us never forget, the world has many places -- [applause] -- many dreams, and many roads. but in all of the world, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love you

they had a chorus here singing patriotic balanlads. it started out early this afternoon with something -- a memorial to the fallen. it started out with this gold star memorial to honor the fallen war heroes. something you'd normally see on memorial day. then there's this display of this u.s. military hardware in the park here. trucks, jeeps, tanks and other vehicles for people to look at as they greet the veterans and tell them thank you for their service. that display really brought back a lot of memories for one vietnam war veterans who was looking at the equipment with his grandson, but he said it's the thank yous that he hears that really touches his heart. something vets from the vietnam war era didn't always receive for returning home. >> it's been a long time coming where now it's been exposed more often, and people are saying to you thank you for your services and it really hits home. we didn't get that parade when we got home. >> reporter: james perez served right up front in vietnam as an army infantryman. he said those patri

because of patriots like you, freedom will prevail. thank you. god bless you.od bless the armed forces and god bless the united states of america. thank you. thank you all. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> the house ways and means committee begins its work on republican tax reform plan today before sending it to the full house for debate and votes. watch live coverage today starting at noon eastern on c-span2 and c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. tonight on the communicators, a look at the congressional hearings this past week with attorneys from facebook, google, and twitter over russian sponsored political ads and the effect they had on the 2016 election. we're joined by technology reporters. >> we have an idea what happened. we know of a number of ads purchased. this possible there were more. we know of fake accounts that purchased ads on twitter and we know about some action on google . what we don't yet know is whether there was any collusion with the trump campaign in coordination with buying all of these ads on social media, and we don

he beat the patriots on a sunday night game. to guess we see him. >> i hear tom brady is starting for the patriots. >> yeah. indeed. who his backup is, that's a more interesting question. >> thursday and sunday, both. it's 27-24. that's your final score from here in miami, as the oakland raiders needed a victory and they got one. coming up next, except on the west coast, your late local news. al michaels for cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. good night from miami. this has been "sunday night football." ♪ i >>> nbc sports, home of super bowl lii, thanks you were watching this presentation of the national football league. . >> announcer: nbc 10 breaking news. >> shooting in a house of worship in american history. 26 people dead in texas tonight after a gun patten stormed into a church while opening fire mulling the down congregation membersive. >> it was rapid fire. boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. and you could hear that there was impact and there was ricochet too. >> witnesses just yards from the scene are describing what ha

let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride.et us choose wealth and freedom over poverty and servitude. let us choose a free and open indo pacific. finally, let us never forget the world has many places -- many dreams and many roads. but, in all of the road, there is no place like home. and so, for family, for country, for freedom, for history, and for the glory of god, protect your home, defend your home, and love your home today and for all time. thank you. god bless you. god bless the pacific region. and, god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please the president of the united states of america. [applause] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this veterans day weekend on saturday, final salute founder and president jasmine booth discusses her organization which provides aid to homeless female veterans and their families. and the longest held prisoner of war in north vietnam talks about his service and hi

you don't need to help the patriots playing at this level.with a shoddy special teams effort. now you have philadelphia at the top of the nfl and five teams behind including the new england patriots and the pittsburgh steelers tied with the best records in the afc. in terms of game balls and player of the game, no surprise tom brady one more time with his tremendous performance. we'll add one of the new guys in the back field as well. rex hurd, 33 rushing yards, 27 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown. they both visit now with michele tafoya. >> michele: i know you were expecting von miller and company to come after you tonight. you stayed clean, sacked one time. what was key to the offensive line performance. >> they were locked in all week. any time you face it, it's a big challenge. they came ready to play. they did a great job. both in the run game and the pass game. >> you found targets in the tight ends and running backs tonight. that's where you nine different targets. why was that approach so successful. >> there are different ma

as we prepare to celebrate veterans day, i want to tell you about another patriot, also a prisoner of war, his war world world war ii. he survived, came home, married, raised a family, and spent decades in pub hilic service. his name is richard lockhart. 93 years old, a lobbyist in springfield, illinois. dick lockhart represents the little guys, the public workers, and the families who need him among others. he's the senior practicing lobbyist in illinois. he'll be giving up that title soon, because on december 31, he's retiring at this age of 93, from the firm he founded 60 years ago. he still works seven days a week. he's still physically strong and sharp as a tack mentally. no, he's retiring because there are other things to do, he says. he wants to travel more and write the book he's always wanted to write. explaining to ordinary citizens how to make their government work better. dick's life would make a fascinating book itself. born in ohio in 1924, an only child, his family moved to indiana when he was young. the great depression hit the family hard. his dad lost his job. someti

patriots' first drive the game, tom brady threw for 339.lewis, got to make that tackle, 7-0 new england. 44 seconds left in the half. patriots throw, marshawn lynch. gronkowski gronkowski kicks a 62 yarder. a ten-point swing. then in the third, brady deep to brandon cook. obliterated obi. cook's 149 receiving yards. raiders are 4-6. >>> the 5-4 bills benching tay hour. going with nathan peterman against the chargers, and peterman threw five interceptions in the first half. 54-24. only 66 yards. all right, to college football. ucla is now looking for a new football coach. jim mora, after six years was fired today on his 56th birthday. he went 46-30. had four straight winning seasons, but the bruins have struggled the last six years. ucla will hand him a $12 million going away present. offensive koord aeighter jeff fish will take over. >>> sharks were off but in the community. they hosted a hockey game for the special olympics northern california. many, including pavelski and san jose sharkey and announcers were at the event. great fun for a

patriots' first drive the game, tom brady threw for 339.ion lewis, got to make that tackle, 7-0 new england. 44 seconds left in the half. patriots throw, marshawn gronkowski gronkowski kicks a 62 yarder. a ten-point swing. then in the third, brady deep to brandon cook. obliterated cook's 149 receiving yards. raiders are 4-6. >>> the 5-4 bills benching tay hour. going with nathan peterman against the chargers, and peterman threw five interceptions in the first half. 54-24. only 66 yards. all right, to college football. ucla is now looking for a new football coach. jim mora, after six years was fired today on his 56th birthday. he went 46-30. had four straight winning seasons, but the bruins have struggled the last six years. ucla will hand him a $12 million going away present. offensive koord aeighter jeff fish will take over. >>> sharks were off but in the community. they hosted a hockey game for the special olympics northern california. many, including pavelski and san jose sharkey and announcers were at the event. great fun for a phenomen

he beat the patriots on a sunday night game. to guess we see him. >> i hear tom brady is starting for the patriots. >> yeah. indeed. who his backup is, that's a more interesting question. >> thursday and sunday, both. it's 27-24. that's your final score from here in miami, as the oakland raiders needed a victory and they got one. coming up next, except on the west coast, your late local news. al michaels for cris collinsworth, michele tafoya. good night from miami. this has been "sunday night football." ♪ >>> nbc sports, home of super bowl lii, thanks you were watching this presentation of the national football league. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan

it happened in mexico city's the raiders took on the patriots. they had the mexican national anthem and he stood and stood for the u.s. national anthem. others have been kneeling or sitting to protest racial inn quality. presidenttrump had been calling for them to be punished. this morning heweighed in again on the protests tweeting [audio difficulty] and sits down to [audio difficulty] great disrespect. next time nflshould suspend him for the remainder of the season. attendance and ratings with way down. it's unclear if he'll address the president's tweet but so far he's left his protests speak for themselves. it started jus oo . >>> 2 men are behind bars after a high speed chase through 2 bay area cities. it started justbefore noon yesterday when 2 people were spotted trying to break into cars at the mall. when cops showed up, the suspects drove off. it quicklymade its way onto northbound 280. a motorcycle officer lost control and went down during the chase. it ended when thesuspect's car crashed into a police suv. they jumped out ofthe car and

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