payton said that looks tasty. i want to see your photos. if you are on facebook, connect with me at bill kelly weather. you are real laze i love to communicate with you. post stuff, we'll have a conversation and put stuff on air. did you get fall colors? send them to me. i'll have jonathan's photo on at 11:00 as well. we are talking about the cold front moving through the area. prince george county has a couple and anne arundel county. the biggest one by far is moving out of stafford county. the lightning strike around for the last 15 minutes. moving east at 30 miles per hour. colonial beach at 6:45. we will go controlway at 7: -- calloway at 7:10. they are not tall clouds. that is what we look for when we look to hail and thunderstorms. but it is moderate rainfall but i don't expect severe weather. future cast tonight the temperatures will fall. showers kick out of here. tomorrow morning we are going to start out with the temperatures in the 40's and a few 30's. heading out to vote tomorrow, chilly and dry. i will stop this at 10:00. if yo

colognes form this season has been criminal a run of twelve games without a win has put coach payton under immense pressure because of billy goats break their duck against the visitors after brilliant. well hamburg are having another shocker of a season with my side losing eight matches this season a victory is needed to help drag them away from the dreaded relegation zone their opponents often imo are in dire need of putting their disappointing exit from the europa league this week behind them their performance this season has been considerably less consistent and the pressure to remain among the leading pack is growing let's see how they got up. togetherness allied to a bit of elbow grease those are the qualities that hamburg hoped would bring them a second home win in a row and their hard work paid off after just six minutes. the hamburg players surrounded yand feta up but it was far from hinds kevin got the vital touch one nil for the hosts. the visitors were ragged in the first half dominated the second period to bollywood was that night by the post. then all of a bauman kept ou

payton, deva, deep and susan. they did a magnificent sent job. we're all much dependent on the good staff work, particularly on the ways and means committee. so i spoke earlier of the missed opportunity that we had here. we have a real problem in america with labor participation rates. six million jobs go unanswered every day now in america. 18,000 precision manufacturing jobs in new england, one million tax jobs. because skill sets don't align with the job opportunities that are out there. two million americans sit home with opiate addictions that should be in the work force. this was a chance to invest in human capital as well. to invest in our community colleges, to invest in apprenticeship programs. and, yes, the other challenge that we have in america is clearly to invest in vocational education. for many of the jobs that are available. instead we pushed that all to the side and decided >> more debate on the tax measure making its way through congress at c-span.org. we head back live to the senate finance committee, coming back from a short

that discussion of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and of course, people say tom brady and payton manning but i would put into that same group, john elway and bud carson's defense took him apart on september 20, 1990. >> it wasn't a day for john elway and his offense but on the other side, it was a big day for randall cunningham and he was a special player but this was a very special day. check out this play but randall cunningham. >> on second and 8 early in the second quarter, quarterback randall cunningham lined up under center with calvin wom williams to the right and the left. both receivers running deep postroutes into the middle of the field. randall takes the snap and watch how the play action fakes to the running back herschel walker, sucks the safeties towards the line of scrimmage. both receivers running these post-routes into the middle of the field. this creates a huge hole in the middle of the field and it's easy to catch. the 24 yard touchdown toss from cunningham to williams to put up the eagles 10-0. on the next possession, eagles faced with third and 10, this tim

>> the birds crush the broncos >> you know, i used to live in denver, katie, when i was in denver payton manning was the quarterback, broncos could to do no wrong. of course i'm philly girl through and through, so no yes about my loyalty, i want to make that clear. >> you better come correct. i would not want to deal with that. >> that's the right answer, rahel, yes, born and bread here, i feel like you've known , and here is very weird side note. my brother grew one me in allentown he is a redskins fan >> what? >> i don't know, i don't know. he has no really good logical explanation. i mean, i guess they were good in the early 90s, but no excuse. let's look what's going on with the werth pattern which is quite a bit of activity in the next couple of days. starting things off on little bit after cloudy note out there. some of the cloud cover as i stands out here on the skydeck trying to drop little lower in elevation, at the moment, though, we haven't seen really bad visibilities, so it shouldn't be too, too much after concern if you are hitting the road in the next couple every minute,

descriptions about them if it's not actually relevant to the crime based on your logic it should be also for payton to channel the changer or d.h. so it should be also be discrimination when the police say that a woman has murdered her husband so then it's discrimination to all women or it could be a discrimination when an older man makes a car accident that's not logical nationality a change or these are all relevant things to understand for the public what is going on in cities we have got a right to know what's going on to talking about. police ensuring proper transport is not suitable transparency as they as they described it because. mentioning often as you see in mentioning. a particular person's nationality for example in a case where it's not actually integral and that was not causative to the actual crime will skew people's perception of the reality and we have to focus on our real problems and our problems is that furry in people in switzerland are more criminal then swiss once that's a fact that's not a fact. and the conversation went on thanks for watching out international smalling lot

moments later, elfrid payton, crossed over reigning mvp and left him on the floor. to be a thousand memes of that. blocked by fournier. aaron gordon, san jose kid, archbishop midi, wen for 40. magic win, 121-128. >>> football, jimmy g. era begins. chicago. where he grew up. asked if he knows the playbook, he's taking it one day at a time. mike shumann with the story. >> reporter: knowing jimmy garoppolo is getting first start. >> allows him to get a better feel for it. don't truly, even if you think you know something, until you get into heat of battle and everyone is going full speed and course of game and different coverages, going to go through a lot of ups and downs. >> garoppolo's home town close to chicago. phone is ringing off the hook for tickets. >> had to put phone away for a little while, trying to focus. it's a great opportunity for us this week. chicago has talented defense, we have to prepare well and get ready. going to be a challenge. >> obviously disappointed, but i want this team to be good, win games. i trust kyle's decision. like i said before. r

now, could eli add to his resume somewhere else like his brother payton did? we're going to have to wait and see. the baltimore ravens keeping their playoff hopes alive on monday night football against the texans. the ravens beat houston 23-16 to improve a 6 and 5 on the season. now they're holding onto the final playoff spot in the afc. baltimore did it like they usually do with their defense, r texans quarterback tom savage. savage, number 3, he had such a long night on the field. you can see his coach wasn't happy. he kept his post game short, though. >> good? good, great. >> and that is it. that's how i feel about sports sometimes. and we're good. [ laughter ] >> yeah, so, he had to go to the podium. >> he was required to do that. >> check and check. we do have a big night in basketball. wizards in minnesota. they have a two-game losing streak. of course they're without john wall we know for two weeks. and george to in -- georgetogeorgetow georgetown hoyas are trying to stay undefeated. patrick ewing's guys. >> heights lights at 11:00. thank you, carol. >>

thank you.nd payton, >> [applause] if yourring: and tim, are taking a study break, and you are watchingstream-- >> [laughter] a.g. herring: we love you. thank you for being so supportive. mark!love you [cheering] a.g. herring: and tim, call your mother more often. mark! >> [laughter] a.g. herring: i would like to thank my campaign staff, adams melissa, sebastian, and fernando. >> [cheering] a.g. herring: they were small in number, but they did great things. there are so many more that i could thank and probably should name, but instead i will say thank you to everyone. the last four years have been a time of incredible progress for our commonwealth, and i am so proud to be part of it. working under the leadership of our great governor, terry mcauliffe, we have begun the hard work of building a new virginia economy. we have cut unemployment from 5.4% to 3.7%. we have secured $19 billion of new capital investment, and created over 200,000 new jobs for virginia. as attorney general, i helped lead the way in combating the opioid crisis, in fighting for clean air, clean water, and clean ener

to be back at prairie view and those people had never heard of that but coach payton went on at beaumontas a basketball coach. the great football player. >> ibm's curious whether the football games on thursday and not friday? was there a reason?. >> the primary reason was think about this, every town in texas had a black school and a white school. most of them have black schools sub had to commute from other communities but in terms of the ball they share the stadium. so that initial set up white schools of friday night's were even someone tuesday's. said you could say it is logistics' who got to use the public school stadium. >> we are out of time. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] . >> one proposal is ignored. it was pretty simple proposal. remember the goal is to get north korea to freeze the weapons and missile systems so one proposal is to extend their offer to do that. that sounds simple. they propose to freeze those nuclear weapons systems in the u.s. instantly rejected it for you cannot blame them on trial because obama did t

. ♪ >> guess what payton is celebrating -- >> my 13th birthday on today. >> mother/daughter birthdaylt lake city. >> and memphis. [ cheers ] ♪ >> back here on a monday morning. thanks for that birthday reminder because i had forgotten all about that. turning 60. >> thanks. >>> we have a busy morning ahead. let's start with the headlines and your news at 8:00. a powerful earthquake rocked the borden region between iran and iraq overnight. a desperate search for survivors is under way. and the ruins of many flattened buildings. the quake had a magnitude of 7.3. it was felt at the mediterranean coast. several aftershocks have followed. >>> president trump wrapping up his trip to asia, meeting with the philippines controversial leader. peter alexander is in many nil la for us. >> from here inmanila, this is the final stop on the five-nation asian tour. the philippines duterte, ordered bloody killings, part of the crackdown of the drug war. president trump iing duterte by his first name. but no way calling him out. president trump said he raised the issue of human rights briefly between t

payton, deva, deep and susan. they did a magnificent sent job. we're all much dependent on the good staff work, particularly on the ways and means committee. so i spoke earlier of the missed opportunity that we had here. we have a real problem in america with labor participation rates. six million jobs go unanswered every day now in america. 18,000 precision manufacturing jobs in new england, one million tax jobs. because skill sets don't align with the job opportunities that are out there. two million americans sit home with opiate addictions that should be in the work force. this was a chance to invest in human capital as well. to invest in our community colleges, to invest in apprenticeship programs. and, yes, the other challenge that we have in america is clearly to invest in vocational education. for many of the jobs that are available. instead we pushed that all to the side and decided that once again, if we just had tax cuts, that all of these challenges and problems would go away. the idea of investing in the human side of american opport

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