i come to in the coach, paul wright, says to me are you okay and i said i am not. i have a terrible headache and then he said words that were unbelievably true, but harsh. jerry, i don't think you are going to make the baseball team. it was pretty obvious, i would say because there i was knocked out and could not even get away from the fastball, but then he said something else, which was terribly profound. he said, you should take typewriting. i said typewriting, typewriting is for girls. on the 47. in 1947 it was true. they took typewriting to get into business jobs, so here i am in this class with 15 girls. as it turned out, what freshman has the opportunity to sit with 15 girls. we had manual typewriters. most people don't even remember what they were. these girls had beautiful long fingers and i said how can i compete with my stubby fingers. after the first couple of weeks they began typing tests. i was smoking the girls because there pinkies did not have a strength and so they couldn't get the a to work. of course, no one knew what to do with the; anyway. in t

vacation to the destination of choice that third winning jackpot florida still a mystery to him paul lloyd wright the mystery winners have a year to claim their prize in california less time in florida and in both cases they cannot remain anonymous loren lester abc news los angeles have been is giving residents a chance to weigh in on future projects in the city can vote online on a range of projects from new schools to public safety equipment. the survey is available at the city's website more than one hundred million dollars with submitted for the next five years which is why city officials want to hear from residents. no nation where thousands of dollars will help women and children feel more at home at the natasha house massive furniture donated ten thousand dollars of furniture to the home in yorktown the furniture will feel for the band rooms at the house a transitional home for homeless women and children do the bedrooms had recently been damaged from flooding spacewalk was aborted today after a space about to replace a broken to cut short the mission went water leaked into the helmet of o

of choice the third winning jackpot ticket in melbourne beach florida still a mystery to him paul lloyd wright the mystery winners have a year to claim their prize in california less time in they cannot remain anonymous loren lester abc news los angeles. well the job he's held for fifty five years owning and operating the virginia beach feed and seed store. not that guy but who you meet a second i was offered a job with the store before they close i worked under the watchful eye of harry could tell us he was twenty years old when he started he's now seventy five talk about loving what you do for a living has fallen by the way we thank them for service after five minutes with very good telly as she understand why this man has attracted so many customary for some twenty years at his virginia beach feed and seed on which to grow whether it's knocking off the ice on his fish tanks. yes he does sell fishing port least he has for decades. her brother or when customers will wide variety supplies harry's job just comes natural. probably what will impose on the mat with the premium gophers were probabl

of choice the third winning jackpot ticket in melbourne beach florida still a mystery to him paul lloyd wright the mystery winners have a year to claim their prize in california less time in florida and in both cases they cannot remain anonymous loren lester abc news los angeles and weather news subzero temps are moving in up north and folks in the dakotas are having to prep their homes because of they are checking their furnaces and putting an extra insulation because of the cold. experts say an unclean foreigners can end up costing you hundreds of dollars over the course of the winner. just ask my brother in minneapolis. you are here home or prepping for our own cold weather it's warm today but tomorrow we could see snow flurries nation. there's a possibility that some of our viewing area could see some snow flurries as we head into your sunday so we'll talk about that a little bit more in detail in just a few seconds let's take a look outside overlooking downtown norfolk. the rain has moved out and so are namely dealing with the cloud cover so here's a look over downtown norfolk and were se

poverty summit taking place in columbia, south carolina, saturday, that jack kim son, jimmy and paul wrightand tim scott are hosting, so i'm excited about that and i think that is one of the great challenges of our time. today, if you are born poor you are more likely to stay poor than anytime in american history and if you're in the middle, you're getting squeezed. we have lost upward social mobility. it is always defined our country, at least the mythology around america is does not matter where you start, it doesn't matter what zip code you are boarding, it's what you do that will define your success. increasingly, we are finding people stuck and part of it is the trillion dollars a year of transfer payments to try to provide for people in poverty is actually putting limits on people's possibilities rather than a floor for their aspirations and i think we need dramatic welfare reform, 2.0. one of the great social policy changes that took place was in the 1990s, when newt gingrich and the republican-led congress passed welfare or form. president clinton vetoed it twice and realized it was

david wright after assaulting the officer with the discharged taser, warner ran through the center and that is when him several times, and it is that part that warner's attorney paul belvois surprised him. he said that segment in the warrant indicated that gillespie used excessive force. >> the manner which he was shot>> the manner which he was shot. he has a bullet lodged in his spine. he has -- he took shots to his arm, to his leg. it seems to be widespread. >> reporter: now also according to the search warrants and detectives uncovered warner's hospital records, gillespie's training record and a pocket knife that belonged to warner. not clear if he had that on him during the incident. as for gillespie on paid administrative leave. i left a message for centra spokesperson and am waiting to hear back. >> danner: thank you, mona. >>> an incident out of madison height where a woman attacked her neighbor with a hammer. emmitt county deputies addressed jo davis and charged her with aggravated malicious upset that her neighbor manuela called compiled techtive services on davis's daughter. their alter occasion became dangerous when she hit her in the head and chest wit

paul join me live. >>> plus, anger in america. some surprising results from our any esquire survey, and guess what? wright men, they're not the angriest. >>> and jerry seinfeld in a car getting coffee with the president of the united states. >> do you ever think about every person you talk to is putting on an act? a total show? >> it's a problem. >>> and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are host of msnbc's "hardball," chris matthews. the "washington post" right turn columnist in jennifer rubin. white house political director under george w. bush and a cnbc contributor sara fagen and the "washington post" columnist eugene robinson. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. happy new year. 2016 is finally here. we can really focus now on the presidential race. i'm teasing, of course, but it does mean one thing, the print to the opening presidential contests in iowa and new hampshire begin, and we hope to learn the answers to at least these three threes -- will trump voters show up? who

paul ryan is speaking about this. he talked about modest measures to prevent people with mental illness from getting their hands on guns. surely we can get behind that. i am not sure what speaker wright why ted cruz is a post, these are modest fixes so we can all get behind, this is not confiscation of guns republicans keep screaming about. this is something none of us should be opposed to. i have not yet heard exactly what in the proposal you laid out yesterday is something anybody could be opposed to. he wants to confiscate the second amendment, nobody has addressed his policies, what he is proposing and what is wrong with them. i have yet to hear that. martha: we got to leave it there. jon: john scott is up next. jon: more on the gun control question. most republican candidates are opposing the president, we talk with kentucky senator rand paul plus a documentary series takes the country by storm, 200,000 people calling for the release of a convicted murderer. prosecutors say they're getting death threats, no grounds for a new trial, should steve avery's case that another the? massive power outage traced back to hackers, new info on destructive malware and how catastrophic it coul

paul ryan, his thoughts on the state of the union. ashley: breakfast with journalists, politicians will do that, sounds very civilized. what is the state of the union according to speaker wright? i think it is the domestic economy is soft if not bad, this administration has practice trickle-down economics with the government's money, the state of foreign policy is also a mess. he says our word doesn't mean anything anymore. and the american people know this as well. there's a real anxiety in america but of course tonight the president will try to paper that. charles: pretty well known president obama will try to take something of but victory lap and we will see. to paul ryan at second there are not a lot of victories we're all celebrating with him. the stage is set for thursday's republican debate on the fox business network. filling up the line of carly fiorina, mike huckabee, rick santorum and possibly senator rand paul has been invited but so far he refuses to attend and at 9:00 p.m. donald trump will hold center stage and back to him will be marco rubio, ted cruz, dr. ben carson, jeb bush, chris christie and john kasich fill out that platform. hillary. it is all about tax

paul brown stadium is going to be rocking with skwooif thousand plus -- 65,000 plus. if you have a ticket count yourself lucky. police have arrested one man on counterfeiting. >> the arrest of mario wright prompts a warning to fans about counterfeit tickets. the west chester man is accused of trying to sell two bogus bengals tickets for $500. a potential buyer tipped off police. >> maybe it didn't read right on craigslist and made preliminary contact with the seller and then >> playoff tickets can be printed off the computer. today other fans were picking up their official tickets at paul brown stadium. they felt more secure getting them this way. >> that's why i buy them here i don't go craigslist f guy to craigslist i put them in the basket in my head but i never buy them because i'm afraid i luck. >> police say you need to be careful about the source of the seat -- >> if you don't buy from a legitimate group or sales person whether it's stub hub if you're just buying from a guy off the street chances are you're going to get a bad ticket. >> if there's more than one ticket with the same bar code only the fan with the first one scanned will be allowed through the gate. >> knowing my hu