think that they have a lot to offer in terms of real change and i was proved wrong when i met paul russell combined the pragmatism of a politician in the heart of idealism of a community organizer and he pulled these two things together for sort of what i wanted to do. and so that is what it is. >> he spent a lot of time talking about your family and children and their experiences. >> yes. >> and how different america is. can you talk to us about that? >> 's yes, when i was growing up, america was much more racially obsessed. you know? and so when i was a kid if somebody dated outside of the african-american community, that would be the thing. for kids and my kids generation, it was not officially swear i lived. kids are far more accepting of each other is far more embracing of our culture and they are much more ready to accept people for who they are and who they offer themselves to be. my kids certainly embodied out and i think it is a wonderful development. the good thing about my kids is that they are still very proud of being african-american and they embrace it and they love to read

paul mccartny. david beckham. michael douglas. they have seen a lot of seahawk celebrations. up 29-0. the ball is spotted at the 8. russellon, who was told he wasn't big enough, the arm wasn't strong enough, he wasn't fast enough. in the super bowl in his second year in the nfl. handoff to lynch. comes back. and marshawn lynch, his best of the day. across the 25. brought down by adams after a run of 18 yards. >> troy: well, denver, because of the situation right now, they have to play defensively a little differently than they'd really like to. so, they stack the line. they're anticipating marshawn lynch. what happens a lot of times when you have everybody stacked at the line of scrimmage, you get beyond that first wave. there's a lot of open field. so, an outstanding job by the offensive line creating a lane. and marshawn lynch finding it. >> joe: lynch had 11 carries for 17 yards before that 18-yard run. those two game face-to-face. no gain. >> troy: russell wilson came out, as did the rest of this offense, expecting to have the ball. to start this second half. and then, you get the big return by percy harvin. while den

judge russell healy declared a mistrial on that count. i'm joined now by joey jackson, paullly hughes. first to you gentlemen sitting here. paul, you have been saying, listen, we really need to talk about not only the stand your ground in this particular case, the makeup of the jury and what else did you say? >> the concept of demonizing the victim. that there was something improper that the defense did this. the defense does this in every self-defense case. they say, the guy i shot at was a bad guy, he was trying to kill me. this had nothing to do with race that that was done in this case. it's done in every case where self-defense occurs. this happened because we have a -- we have a state where you have ready access to weapons. it's combined with a population of white people who basically are afraid of black kids, and when that suv pulls up next to you and the loud music is coming out, and the guy's wearing, you know, a hat and what was described by this guy as thug outfits and thug music, you got whites you have this irrational fear. you know something, this jury gave him

russell crowe. we'll see how it does. this is the formula, really good production and faith-driven. >> paul, you work with the hollywood reporter, out there with all the hollywood liberals, don't take it personally. but seriously, obviously, there is something to this. but you always still kind of get the lowest common demoninator, your reaction? >> well, the movie guide stats that you say, the movie guide comes out every year and the top ten kind of looks like that. nine out of ten, seven, eight out of ten. always in that range. hollywood is not going to dump "american pie" and the hangover that wouldn't be qualified to be recommended by movie guide. so the figures, the statistics are kind of misleading, they decide which ones have the positive mentions, which ones don't. so you get a lot of lousy movies in the mix and they can point to these and say our rated, raunchy does sell as much as "the passion of the christ". >> you would argue that maybe there is just an appetite for something a little more wholesome. >> you know i think the appetite is always there, i don't think there is a new hunger or thirst. you mentioned roma d

agreement was done and we had voted on it and gone home, i called the seahawks and russell very graciously signed a jersey to paul and i brought it back here and presented it to him. it was a great moment and he now has a real treasure. >> now senator murray, how do you keep the momentum going from that agreement? >> i think that's really an important question. i think one of the things that kept ryan and i together working on this agreem was the knowledge that the country felt broken. like democracy can't work. my country can't work. that is a very bad feeling for a family -- for families, businesses, communities, everybody, wanted our country to work. and that focused us on making sure we could find an agreement. i think what i have heard so much from people coming out of this is, thank you for showing me that there is a way forward, that people can work together. and i think if we keep that goal in mind, on all of the tough issues that we face, that the country is counting on us to find ways to move forward and to come to an agreement. surely we have partisan differences, surely we have different philosophies

paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." >>> today, super bowl xlviii, denver broncos versus the seattle seahawks. here's a look at metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey. >> peyton manning, quarterback for denver, and russelle just talking about bruno

paul hickey, bespoke investment group founder. always good to see you. >> hello, david. david: remind us criteria you use for stocks to get into your index. >> russell universe. david: russell 3,000 represents 9% of the stocks. >> if is not in the russell 3,000 you probably don't want to invest in it. it is growth stocks. they have attractive growth prospects going forward. but also a relative strength component. looks fob can division to expected to have good earnings growth. david: to give idea what you include and don't include, took amazon out of the index. why? >> amazon, growth prospects and relative strength. relative strength of amazon really fallerred especially after they released earnings. the problem with amazon they miss earnings. that is not a big problem because they always miss the earnings forecast. david: right. >> revenues high expectation of revenues this quarter with amazon prime and problems with ups they couldn't deliver all the packages on time and came and missed revenue forecasts. that disappointed investors. looking down into the future amazon may rebound and do well but just in the short term, once these growth stocks fal

charlie, you have that interview with paul allen who, of course never does interviews, who owns the seahawks, co-founder of microsoft. most interesting thing he said russellstuff. >>> most of the rain has moved out of the west this morning. winter storm watches and warnings are out of colorado to vermont. flights have been canceled across the country. megan glaros of wbbm is tracking the latest for us. megan, good morning. >> good morning, norah, charlie and gayle. we missed a snowy super bowl by just a few hours. it is now coming down very heavily across the new york metro area, all the way up into massachusetts, back to west virginia. the storm system exits really pretty quickly during the day today. i think the evening commute is much easier for those folks. we do have winter storm warnings in effect from the ohio river valley all the way through long island and we could see some very heavy accumulations, six to 12 inches, from the new york metro area all the way down into parts of western maryland. and it looks like we're going to see another storm system coming in to play tuesday into wednesday wednesday. it hits chicago tomorrow with as much as ten

to have the guts except for a few people like rand paul and ted cruz, and thank god for those people. they could possibly say this country. host: russell berman. guest: you see this expressed a lot on the right. one example of that frustration is look at the military pension cuts that they may -- $6 billion, which is not a lot of money these days, over 10 years. they made that in the budget agreement paul ryan worked out with patty murray. it was unpopular. everybody wants to support veterans. even though it was not included in the debt ceiling, both the house and senate have passed legislation to reverse it. if they can find agreement on how to pay for it, they will get rid of it. see "the wall street journal" editorial page and others on the right criticizing them because this was finally something from at least a start spending, entitlement which is something speaker boehner and a lot of republicans say they want to do, and two months after putting it into place, they are starting to reverse it, showing how difficult it is. if they cannot do $6 billion, how can they do $2 trillion with $3 trillion? tot: the speaker wanted attach to

paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." >>> today, super bowl xlviii, denver broncos versus the seattle seahawks. here's a look at metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey. >> peyton manning, quarterback for denver, and russell wilson for seahawks. we were just talking about bruno mars and red hot chili peppers performing at halftime but i want to give a little love to my co-anchor because the baltimore ravens are still, people, for the next 10 1/2 hours or so, world champs. >> yeah. they are the nfl world champs. tonight get it twisted. that vince lombardi trophy as christi informed us earlier, made by tiffany & company. >> more than 100 million people expected to be watching on television. >> the thing is when we talk about new jersey, the super bowl is taking place in governor chris christie's home state. think about this. this was supposed to be a big celebration. but now this morning he's fighting back, defending himself against new claims regarding that scandal over lane closures of the george washington bridge and he's facing new backlash. in fact, last night listen to how he was booed. and this was at a super bowl event. >> good afternoon, everybody. you've already heard enough speeches. enough speec

to have the guts except for a few people like rand paul and ted cruz, and thank god for those people. they could possibly say this country. host: russellman. guest: you see this expressed a lot on the right. one example of that frustration is look at the military pension cuts that they may -- $6 billion, which is not a lot of money these days, over 10 years. they made that in the budget agreement paul ryan worked out with patty murray. it was unpopular. everybody wants to support veterans. even though it was not included in the debt ceiling, both the house and senate have passed legislation to reverse it. if they can find agreement on how to pay for it, they will get rid of it. see "the wall street journal" editorial page and others on the right criticizing them because this was finally something from at least a start spending, entitlement which is something speaker boehner and a lot of republicans say they want to do, and two months after putting it into place, they are starting to reverse it, showing how difficult it is. if they cannot do $6 billion, how can they do $2 trillion with $3 trillion? tot: the speaker wanted attach to the