sitting in that box and the ravens playing it. and you and i know there is no room for the ravens.id picked up on it. >> so true. i'm a red skins guy watching all of the way. here fcc. but listen, david model, he was the real deal. and you can't always say that about people you meet. he was one of the gentleman that had the capacity to make you feel like you had been his friend forever. he was a great listener and a guy that loved to mix things up. dr. carson mentioned earlier about how he was so transparent in his liberal beliefs. you know, like a great badge of courage. and the reality is that it offered an opportunity to really recognize that there was so much that brought you together and connected you, people enjoying each other, family, business, community. all of the things that we really ultimately care most about. so i will truly miss david a lot. and i thank him. and michelle, his lovely wife, for all of the wonderful times we had. and i just wish them well and know that this is a tough time. but he was a great man. and i really appreciated him. >> you know, who is suppos

ravens on three, one, two, three, ravens!> happy new year's, ravens nation, welcome into week 17 of "ravens report." i'm stepping in for kristin, i'm pumped to be alongside chris for our final show of the season. chris, we have to start with that steelers loss, this team and these players will approach the final game of the year with no playoffs to play for. you have bein

ravens and bengals. first quarter, no score. stumbles towards the goal line and dives in for the touchdown. dalton, the first, andy the play fake. the ravens lose 27-10 and finished the season at 8-8. in college hoops, sometimes you look at the tv and ask the question, how did this happen? i'm sure if you maryland fans terps wereike the cruising. but, nebraska came all the way back. go, timeeconds to webster drives and scores. the terps still have a chance. 4.7 seconds left. they hang on to win the game, 67-65. the caps are back on the ice again against the senators. hopefully they will see more of the same from ovechkin as they host ottawa. drops at 7:30. college football playoffs last night. clemson and ohio state. so much for ohio state being there. it was to sean watson at it again. a lot of people saying i told you so after ohio state gets blanked in this one. alabama january 9. a final note, congratulations to dale earnhardt jr. he married his longtime girlfriend on new year's eve. awesome way to ring in the new year. kell

in the tao of raven she weaves in the story of raven and the box of light. professor hayes writes about the importance of giving back to the community. although raven could well have decided to keep light, luster and blind brilliance for only his own pleasure, she writes, he knew that to keep rishes to one's self guarantees' one's decline. i want to congratulate professor hayes for being chosen as our state's writer laureate in our first inaugural alaskan of the week. and thank you, professor hayes, for sharing your blinding brilliance. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. ms. hirono: i'd like to reclaim the time that democrats have to talk about the hirono-donnelly amendment. we are expecting some of our colleagues to be here, and i see senator wyden. senator blumenthal. thank you. mr. blumenthal: madam president? the presiding officer: the mr. blumenthal: madam president, i am proud to join my colleagues, senators hirono and donnelly, and i want to thank them for their very impressive and steadfast

appears to be very down to earth. >> i'm raven gates, and welcome to arkansas. i have an amazing family. i have ans amazing life except i'm lonely and i want love. nick is very attractive, and i know he has had his heart broken. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you hate to -- [ laughter ] that's so raven. nick sent eight women home tonight. we are down to 22. nobody wants to go home, but none of the women go home, who would be around to teach us pilates? i love the jobs on t"the bachelor." it's four real jobs and then madeup ones. cocktail waitress and twin was on there. i know a number of them are dental hygienists. it's time to put your intuition and aptitude for trivia to work. dental hygienist or not? shannon from season 13. was she a dental hygienist or not? yes! shannon was a dental hygienist. from season 19, mckenzie. was she a dental hygienist or --? >> no! >> jimmy: the audience says no, and she was. we go back to season 15, and ashley herbert was -- the audience says yes. some of the gentlemen say she was a student. by now, she is probably a dental hygienist. eve

laughter ] she appears to be very down to earth. >> i'm raven gates, and welcome to arkansas.i want love. nick is very attractive, and i know he has had his heart broken. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you hate to -- [ laughter ] that's so raven. nick sent eight women home tonight. we are down to 22. nobody wants to go home, but here's the thing. if none of the women go home, who would be around to teach us pilates? they need to get back to work. [ laughter ] i love the jobs on "the bachelor." it's four real jobs and then 20 that they made up. like vip cocktail waitress. "twin" was a job on the show. i noticed that an inright side nat number of the women on the show are dental hygienists. we made up a game. "bachelor" fans -- it's time to put your intuition and aptitude for trivia to work. dental hygienist or not? [ cheers and applause ] shannon from season 13. was she a dental hygienist or not? shannon was a dental hygienist. from season 19, mckenzie. was she a dental hygienist or --? no? the audience says no. and yes, she was a dental hygienist. all right. we go back to season 15, an

raven got the rose. >> early for people to be meeting the parents? alternative fact there is we're close to the conclusion of this. >> oh. >> maybe. >> thank the lord. >> i think. alternative facts. alternative facts. >> sorry. i forgot her. >> cocktail party, everyone's just about had it up to here with corrine. so taylor is being the chief antagonist. she faces off with corrine. analyst prediction, a two-on-one date next week. one of these ladies going home. >> oh. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. >> roll the graphic. >> ends at eight. >> eight. slow night. >> slowed down a little bit. alternative fact. this season on the "bachelor" is entertaining. analyst out. >> alternative fact kiss count was actually 14. >> i love how much jack loves doing "the bachelor" analysis and that we make him watch the show. britney spears. >> yes, indeed. lifetime released their first trailer for an upcoming movie about her and all of the drama she's dealt with. ♪ >> her marriage to kevin federline, her infamous umbrella issue

laughter ] she appears to be very down to earth. >> i'm raven gates, and welcome to arkansas. i have an amazing family. i have an amazing life except i'm lonely and i want love. nick is very attractive, and i know he has had his heart broken. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you hate to -- [ laughter ] that's so raven. nick sent eight women home tonight. we are down to 22. nobody wants to go home, but here's t t if none of the women go home, who would be around to teach us pilates? they need to get back to work. [ laughter ] i love the jobs on "the bachelor." it's four real jobs and then 20 that they made up. like vip cocktail waitress. "twin" was a job on the show. i noticed that an inright side nat number of the women on the show are dental hygienists. we made up a game. "bachelor" fans -- it's time to put your intuition and aptitude for trivia to work. dental hygienist or not? [ cheers and applause ] shannon from season 13. was she a dental hygienist or not? shannon was a dental hygienist. from season 19, mckenzie. was she a dental hygienist or --? no? the audience says no. and yes, s

. >> he's a ravens fan, too, >> you know that. right. right.i love how he told on michael phelps. >> he's also a ravens plan is he liked to talk. sam said it was john elwy, brady and roethlisberger was three and elwy took it in stride. ben roethlisberger wears number 7 because of elwy. >> i love that story m favorite story tonight. >> you got it. >> the news at 11 starts right now. right now at 11 a woman shot in front of kids at a school bus stop. why did police delay the information about the suspected gunman. >> cheerleading couldn't versus yeah a local principal under fire for something he said about his own high school cheer squad. >> and plus cook ropes love and worse valentine's day gift you ever received your news starts right now. >> we are following developing story tonight a man accused of shooting woman at a school bus stop in front of group of children tonight. he is still on the run. thanks for sdwroyning us i'm hahn shawn. >> i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and it started in oxon

one man has been criss—crossing the uk making a mood map of urban britain. 1,000 miles later, dan raven—ellisonshow how landscape influences our mood, health, and happiness, and how technology can improve our quality of life. david sillito caught up with him. just so many children. birmingham. far greener than you would imagine. dan is an explorer of urban britain. 2.5 million steps, 69 cities he is crossed, and on every step, this has tracked his emotions. this is an emotive e.g. wearable headset with a series of sensors that are able to detect what is going on inside my brain and can work out if i am stressed, relaxed, focused, interested... —— eeg. and so we agreed to meet in the city that registered higher on interest scale. yes, this is urban stoke. it is actually an old spoil heap that is 110w actually an old spoil heap that is now a park. ronnie wood is brilliant about walking across the city, especially a city like stoke, is that from the bricks to the graffiti to the trees to the bridges, to the lichen, to the flats, there is so much interest going on, there is so much interest going o

who was the offense of coordinator for two years with the bears and another six seasons with the ravens, including their 2000 super bowl winning team. the redskins promoted outside linebackers coach greg manusky was let go at the end of the season. manusky served as defensive coordinator in san francisco from 2007 to 2010. he held the same title with san diego in 2011 and indianapolis in 2012 -- from 2012 to 2015. meanwhile, the redskins starting quarterback is apparently having quite the exciting start to the off-season. i say this sarcastically after kirk cousins sent out this tweet on saturday. it reads, not being in the playoffs means my january weekends involves sitting on mall benches outside perfume stores, waiting on my wife. #never again. well, kirk, remember, happy wife equals happy life. the nfc championship game was a juicy matchup on paper. both teams playing excellent football right now. five-games on a winnin have one make it straight games. this was also -- a straight games. aaron rodgers and matt ryan going toe to toe with a trip to the super bowl on the line. this was

he spent six seasons with the ravens, including their 2000 super bowl-winning team. and the redskins promoted the outside linebackers coach to defensive coordinator, in place of joe perry who was let go at the end of the season. he served as the defensive coordinator in san francisco in 2010, holding the same title in san diego and indianapolis. a big day for nfl fans. the football final four had the spotlight. foxborough, the afc championship game, a showdown between the patriots and steelers. their first meeting in the playoffs since 2004. second quarter, 10-6 pats. hogan, 34to chris yard touchdown. the patriots pittsburgh. it is the seven super bowl brady.nce for tom falcons-packers, nfc title. this was all falcons. third quarter, matt ryan. julio jones breaks a couple tackles, all the way, 73 yard touchdown. 21, advancing 44- to their second super bowl in franchise history. men's basketball, georgetown on the road, facing xavier. two minutes to go in the game, georgetown down eight. this does not help. hoyas fall to 1-6 in the big east. and don't forget, keep it

he had two other stints with the oc with the bears in the late '90s and the ravens in the early 2000s. right now in the championship game, in atlanta, the falcons all over the green bay packers. they're leading 44-21 in the fourth quarter right now. matt ryan leading his team with four touchdowns in this game. atlanta for their second trip >>> they're suffering their second big play, making it one of the best teams in the country. today rutgers took their best shot against the terps. >> in basketball we defend, we rebound and we run. >> brenda freeze fired up her team as always, but it would be close. maryland freshman destiny slocum said anything you can do i can do better. drained in this long 3 just before the buzzer. the native shoots it from what feels like boise. the terps go up 4, perhaps giving them some momentum. in the third quarter, up now 19. terps with the steal, they take it for 2. maryland improves to 19-1. coach freis didn't like slowing down in that first half. >> my least favorites, it's like going to the drilled. we love the up tempo transition. credit to them in th

previously he was the coach he forth the bill and the ravens. a cowboys fan looking to jinxo his team in a hair raising way he got a cut by i seekal's face. dallas fans seeking to prove. december bryant, seven yard score, prescott ran into the two-point conversion.t final two minutes all about kickers. 56 yards out, the packers in front 31-28, not to be out done. the cowboys, dan bailee, 35 seconds to go. 52 yards tied at 31.1. we're going to send time, run out the clock. aaron rogers, things are going to run the table. there's such a small winnow tonw complete this. keeps the feet in bounds andds then three seconds to go. 55 yards out as the clock goes to zero. groan pay sends dallas pack 32-31. what was aaron rogers thinking. >> a little l too much time one the clock. we have a good repertoire off plays for the end of the game, t whetherhe it's the well publicid hail maries. to draw from.m. we executed well. the most important part of the game. > you may have heard i do likee hail mary's all the time kickoff next week p. 05:00 p.m. right here

trump tweeted somebody hacked the dnc, but why not have hacking defense like the ravens and why have they not responded to the terrible things they did and said? total double standard. media as usual gave them a pass. even quoted the hacker julian assange calling america media coverage very dishonest. more dishonest than anyone knows. by an american president to undermine the press. how does accountable work? good question. david is washington borough chief and msnbc political analyst and frank is a columnist for the "new york times." and i want to get their opinion, frank, it seems that what he's doing is replicating poout. . he wants to diminish democracy in this country so he won't look so bad. >> no. >> and this guy's tries to silence or mute credibility for the media so people will listen to trump. >> what you have with trump is a blend of narcissism and authoritarianism. he believes he is never wrong. although he has been called out for lying or statements by the fact checkers. he doesn't want accountability. at the same time, he's trying to undermine this institution we have,

the ravens out on a ledge on a cold, snowy day. as you can see, this woman out of her kind, kind heart opens the window to give her a boost. but you know what? it's picky. not exactly what the bird was looking for. trying to come into the house and they're like, hey, come on, close the door. out of her kind, sweetheart she opens it again. and this time the bird invites itself in. it wants something. >> it gave it a cookie or something. it appears to be a scavenger. i know you've got something. >> something. complete in the house. it took a spoon. it hands on the ledge, it will leave it there, right? wrong. >> spoon man! this bird is not very smart. >> he is. >> why? >> because he's trying to repay the people. he took the spoon out there to shovel off the ledge. >> he did a terrible job and is not getting a tip. >>> this is worse. here we are at a russian border checkpoint. you can see the crow up there. the crow up to no good. that crow just took something. what could it possibly be? >> was it a spoon? >> no, it was a fork to compl

please welcome to the stage, baltimore ravens tight end benjamin watson.cheers] [applause] benjamin: hey, hey. are you all cold? i am too. i have the honor to be here with all of you. this is a beautiful sight to see. many people wonder why this is important to us, and i will say this. the answer is simple, because i hold life in high esteem, but even beyond that, this is important because of three things i dedicated my life to. the book of jeremiah chapter us says the lord, let not a wise man boast of his wisdom, let not the rich man boast of his riches, but let him who boasts, boast of this, that he understands and know me, that i am the lord who exercises loving kindness, justice, and righteousness on earth, because i delight in these things and declares the lord. [cheers] [applause] >> my desire is to delight in the very things my creator does. as you rally and march today, remember three things. first, the power of loving kindness, that we may comfort the men and women who made these decisions willingly or under duress. pro life will not only be a pol

there were some weeks the run game was really really good, like the baltimore ravens game for instance. when you look at these runs, one of the foundational runs is outside zone. this is a staple run in the doug petersen offense. we've seen it so many times throughout the course of this season, to be very effective. you're seeing one right here, with wendell smallwood. you run outside zone. what's absolutely critical, you must have an athletic center. the center must execute a reach block, where he has to get outside of a defensive tackle who's actually outside of him at the snap of the ball. it's a very difficult block to execute. one of the most athletic centers in the nfl does a great job here. this is a classic outside zone run for good yardage. that run was under center, the eagles also have a very multiple run game with wentz in the shotgun. one of the runs they like is counter. you like to pull when the quarterback is in the shotgun. whether it's a power run or counter run, those are two runs you will see with wentz in the shotgun. this is a beautifully executed counter run. and

zephyria's on a raven system, so you only get mail once or twice every migration.more special, you know? alan: uh, i didn't get that. ooh, but you did get an invite to mom and craig's engagement party. wow, they're really going through with it, huh? i have to say, i was pretty sure your mom would've come to her senses by now. wait, hold on a second here. it just says zorn. there's no "plus one"? so? so... so, i mean, what does she expect me to do? just sit at the sad singles table and get super wasted talking to her diabetic aunt deb, and just go home to eat curly fries and cry? well, i guess i know what i got to do today. what, overreact to an imagined slight? don't be silly, alangulon. zorn is going to get his plus one! (heroic music plays) (zorn grunts) (gasping) ♪ edie: i'm so glad we finally found a use

zephyria's on a raven system, so you only get mail once or twice every migration.know? alan: uh, i didn't get that. ooh, but you did get an invite to mom and craig's engagement party. wow, they're really going through with it, huh? i have to say, i was pretty sure your mom would've come to her senses by now. wait, hold on a second here. it just says zorn. there's no "plus one"? so? so... so, i mean, what does she expect me to do? just sit at the sad singles table and get super wasted talking to her diabetic aunt deb, and just go home to eat curly fries and cry? well, i guess i know what i got to do today. what, overreact to an imagined slight? don't be silly, alangulon. zorn is going to get his plus one! (heroic music plays) (zorn grunts) (gasping) ♪ ♪

ravens lost to the materialsials but at least the ravens showedev up and played a hard game.a har. >> redskins were here to win.. >> yes. >> right. >> you get 70,000 people out ge, there.000 >> at home. >> this is what you give them. >> in a mustt win situation.itn all you got do is win this and s go to the playoffs. pyo the giants had nothing playy for. we had kirk cousins throwingg interceptions getting sacked four times. the field goal kicker. kicker. >> no running game.unni g >> the field goal kicker all of a sudden -- kick field goals which is which ridiculous.lous >> if you're the owner of the team where do you go fromhere d here. >> i start loading up on the defensive sifted ball. they need to figure out thousand get morethey n pressure from the defensive sidesiid softball and put pressure onress the opposing teamosinte quarterbacks.terbacks. number two, i don't know who t is calling these plays for twohe team. you got a great running backng c who doesn't cost you a lot of money as far as nfl moneysfl m goes, you got your franchise f quarterback, if you will, youf u got the rec

after the nude man got out of his black cherokee style jeep and polled towards them he left towards ravens row. the victims dad recently talk wig fox 29. >> it took watching my daughter being interviewed by the police for it to actually sing in for me. you know, and this is the first time anything has ever happened like this in this area. so it was -- it's shocking. >> that incident matched one along huntington circle drive in medford township december 21s december 21st. >> just report all suspicious activity. >>> police are trying to find surveillance video to help their investigation. lucy? >> all right, thank you dave. montgomery county a judge convicted a septa bus driver in the death of an elderly pedestrian. prosecutors say 48-year-old katrina sanders looking at papers moments before she hit and killed 93-year-old edward miller in glenside last april. he was trying to cross the street. sanders now stands convicted of homicide by vehicle. >>> emotional day in central pennsylvania where family and friends said their final goodbyes to state trooper landon weaver. hundreds gathered at hi

for this essene 5/7 and ford about the ratification monmouth steve if they had different views of ravens -- favors that dave could be subject to us impaired to those articles and the press of a vivid military power for the army or navy address to a polish tougher foe that they could safe taxes and of a wooden leg deal of money so eventually you could pay off the dead. painewebber spawned it was much less likely they did not think there was the envy for the need food so was about the defense of vision and for first iff perspective madoff fit could fall apart with issue fee if confederacy's of the save funds that leads of an antiballistic said you are crazy. there is no reason to. >> says that include all women quite. >> that is what this does do is the of families that are torn apart. this is an opportunity for women wear a day are pressured to be a part of this brash - - british affair it was called the quaker exile. have you heard of that? one of the things that happened blair radical militiamen the famous artist involved targeted the wealthiest quaker in philadelphia that was a pacifis

a thousand miles later, dan raven—ellison has collected information it's hoped will show how landscapecorrespondent, david sillito, caught up with him. meet dan. he's an explorer of urban britain. 2.5 million steps, 69 cities he has crossed. and on every step, this has tracked his emotions. this is an emotiv eeg wearable headset. it has a series of sensors that can detect what is going on inside my brain and can work out if i am stressed, relaxed, focused, interested. so we agreed to meet in the city that registered high on the interest of scale. so the place you brought me to is? stoke. ok, convince me. let's go for a walk. yes, this is urban stoke. it's actually an old spoil heap that's now a park. as we walked, it was a chance to discuss the other cities he'd crossed. exciting? bristol. swa nsea ? do you know, swansea is the brunt of so manyjokes but my experience was just a flow of woodland going alongside the city, gorgeous hill, wonderful sea, street art. southampton? wild. surprisingly wild. the far north of southampton is suburbia. more birdsong than any other part of the uk i

started by raven ron buford in sunnyvale, california.aa because, he said, the first step in aa is to admit you have a problem. the same rules apply here. the difference with aa, not everyone is an alcoholic. once you accept the fact that we are all racists, it's just varying degrees, said the reverend. adding, in our culture it's impossible not to be racist to some degree. so far, it's his group of california, but he created a kit so others can start their own group. the reverend says the number one admitting you are a racist, but important lowering the bar for what racism is to include all external differences like gender and sexual orientation. of his participants, he said, "it's like a parent watching their kid learn." he says, "you can't make them. you have to wait and let them learn." well, i am glad the program is free of condescension. remi, what do you think? racists anonymous? people are going to sign up for this? >> it's just so ridiculous. i don't know where to start. >> tom: start with the idea do you think -- he said everyon

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been able to't find private money, raven investors who are willing to take a leap of faith.aschi could i move a chunk of it, they are not sure that will be sufficient to maintain a viable business model. the struggles of italian banks were one aspect of a difficult year for the european financial industry. there were some bright spots. there was much more pain than gain. let's look at some of the challenging moments for some of europe's biggest banks. deutsche bank shares slumped after became the biggest lender to reassure investors that it has enough cash to pay its debt. >> this was triggered by a note from them that credit deutsche banks ability to pay off. this is a type of debt that if things go badly, it convts into shares. >> this is more about cash then genuine difficulty. that is why they've got that note last night to calm investors. are they going to lose more capital? >> credit suisse is accelerating its restructuring. that wi include cutting 2000 jobs. they are one of a number of banks struggling to boost profits. >> would you find out about them? why was this n

he wasn't -- he runs away and he is adopted by the cherokee and they give him a name, the raven. he loves the cherokee way. took with him one of the things he inherited from his father which is a book, a translation of the iliad and he is teaching the pms homer and living happily there and continues to live with the indian until he volunteers to fight in the war of 1812. he becomes a conspicuously successful warrior and servant the remarkable general david andrew jackson forming a lifelong devotion and friendship with jackson. a very long story and make it a little tolerable. sam houston advances in politics, because a general of the militia. a congressman from tennessee and is elected at age 34 which is pretty young as governor of tennessee, and president jackson says pretty much to everybody, next president, he is his protÉge, jackson is incredibly popular. only one problem. want to go -- become president you got to find a wife and houston wrote in one letter i don't know what is wrong with the girls, they -- he is the governor of tennessee. he is set up with the most beautiful

. >> i love this show so much, it has ravens and it has large people and tiny people and walking people new show with a familiar old face -- >> we will not live in fear. >> "designated survivor." >> who knew kiefer sutherland was going to be our perennial saving world guy. >> this is going to be awesome, boy! >> worst case of a fantastic show not being noticed by enough people yet. >> i really like "atlanta." i think "atlanta" is a real show ever made on this planet. that blows my mind. >> best staying power. competition shows continue to rumble on. >> oh, "the voice"! i love "the voice." ♪ i just keep moving my body." >> "dancing with the stars," which hines won a few years ago, is now in its 12th year. ♪ >> and everywhere i go, i'm always being asked for the first dance. so, it's the greatest thing that's ever happened, but also, it's the worst thing, because now i can't go to wedding parties, bar mitzvahs, i can't do anything because of "dancing with the stars." but i love watching it. >> i'm going to cry. >> worst guilty pleasures, any of the unstoppable reality show series. >> "bac

started by raven ron buford in sunnyvale, california.aa because, he said, the first step in aa is to admit you have a problem. the same rules apply here. the difference with aa, not everyone is an alcoholic. once you accept the fact that we are all racists, it's just varying degrees, said the reverend. adding, in our culture it's impossible not to be racist to some degree. so far, it's his group of california, but he created a kit so others can start their own group. the reverend says the number one admitting you are a racist, but important lowering the bar for what racism is to include all external differences like gender and sexual orientation. of his participants, he said, "it's like a parent watching their kid learn." he says, "you can't make them. you have to wait and let them learn." well, i am glad the program is free of condescension. remi, what do you think? racists anonymous? people are going to sign up for this? >> it's just so ridiculous. i don't know where to start. >> tom: start with the idea do you think -- he said everyon

you have to kind of discount it, number four, ravens justin tucker did all week. into the basket on the right uph right. i don't know why they havehave baskets there.ere. from 50 yards away. is that on purpose or was hewas supposed to make the middle basket. >> he was going for that one and that's why everyone was celebrating. he had a 75-foot field goall earlier this week.k. that's a good way to practice. >> he does opera, trick shots,st game withins. but he doesn't do this. number three, playing field,eld, plainfield south in illinois,lio tied game, no time. bobby bicola for the win and he hits it.hi what i love here is he almostish gets stopped by his own teammates. he throws it up and he won the game. they won by three. i love those walk offs. no, man, i'm going to win this. storm court. the visitors do not travel here is ambiguous bee, look att this, celebrating hug, owe, no. and that ties the game in the final minutes. great job. owe, no. by the way, it was sort of like him trying to say, oh, no, it did go in. what's even worse that team,m, they might get re

they are monday has also done time with the cardinals and ravens.asy the six person and one much two to do it alone. between high school, come edgece and his coaching career hascare never worked for a team outside of california. the ninthers, the raiders, stane ford and ucla, but what might work in his favor is that he worked with scott mccloughan. for the redskins one former offensive coordinator the burgandy and gold is c on then verge of landing his firstfirs coaching job and he kind of likes the attention, we're talking about kyle saab hand. you're only allow to talk tok t teams when you do have a bye week. i got that opportunity a couple weeks ago.we regardless of what happens inin this game, win or lose, you ca season is over or if you get another bye week. i thinkan i'll get that opportunity next week, whateverk happens and i plan on doing that. >> this is the coolest moment i've had in my career, justreer being in a gape like this.like i used to think that the rulesre weren't that cool. i love the rules because itcaus makes it very simple fo

no for thehe coachli baltimore ravens spotted a quarterback back in michigan and said give this guy aod look.o it was tom braid definitely butt that coach, matt kavanagh is anh top candidate for the redskins candidate to replace tom mcveigh. they are making some moves on thats front today.od rob ryan and his long flowing hair at redskins park to meet with team brass.bras looking for a job at buffalo severed tie was both rob and his brother reeks ryan. the skins already talked with at paver former head coaches for the job. former browns coach i,. take that meryl streep. questioned packers cowboys play off was the most w 48 and a half million people witnessed this last second field goal by mason cross biwhich is good news for our bosses at fox considering super bowl 51 airsrs right here in just three weeks.. here is something none of my predecessors ever got a chancere to say. welcome to the white house, the world series champion, chicago cubs. how abouot that for the final time president obama hosting a championship sport team and just so happens they're from his hometown of chicago..

reynolds american princes street and joe will create the world's largest listed tobacco company a ravenousalue. the shares moving sharply to the outside. general motors making major investment investment. the company expected to announce today is putting up a billion dollars to build new models in the u.s., adding or keeping a thousand jobs in the process. the move comes as donald trump has criticized the automakers are building cars in mexico. the fbi has arrested the wife of a terrorist behind the deadly attack at an orlando tonight seven months ago. agencies noor salman charged with aiding and abetting terrorism and obstructing justice. investigators interviewed her after the june attack and came to believe she was not telling the truth about her husband's plans. with that, the market opens today for the first time that the mlk holiday yesterday. dow futures down 76 points, 31%. s&p given up 10 points. nasdaq has been at a record closing high day after day down 20 points. that's a look at what's happening now. nicole: lauren, thank you here three days until the presidential inauguration

raven hill is withhe what do you make of something like this? >> i'm in shock, absolutely shocking. it obviously is not the kind of thing you expect to happen so early in the day, kids waiting on a bus. >> reporter: now the victim is still in the hospital. they say she knows the name of that shooter. the cops know the name of that shooter. but so far they've been unable to track him down. >>> day two for the new administration and the white house is once again being asked to separate fact from fiction over statements by the president. during a reception last night, president trump asserts without evidence that he lost the popular vote because millions of people voted illegally in november. press secretary sean spicer tried to defend those claims today. >> he said 3-5 million pe based on the studies that he's seen. but he's very clear that he won the election based on the 306 electoral votes that he got. >> the assertion appears to be a misrepresentation of a puew study. the study's main author says there is no evidence that anyone on those lists actually voted illegally and notes vo

finally, watching the bachelor is like watching people scramble for love like ravenous crabs on washedseo course. or as i call it, tuesday. >> tom: thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she didn't go to med school but she still became a doctor, a spin doctor. columnist and auctor of the new book "government gone wild," kristin tate. you hear them in the morning, see him in the evening. from the "sam roberts' show," sam roberts. we're bringing out the big guns tonight, or should i say the canon. from that podcast "mike and tim visit earth," comedian mike cannon. it's 5:00 somewhere, specifically his chin. sitting right next to me is comedian joe devito. let's start the show. it's a new year with a new president. but we are not done talking about the emails. the obama administration claims russia interfered with our election by attacking hillary clinton's campaign of terror and the dnc. but wikileaks founder julian saunders tells a different story. sean hannity got the interview. >> can you say to the american people unequivocally that you did not get this information from the dnc t

earlier, we had the pleasure of talking to another one of the speakers, then watson is a baltimore ravensmotivational speaker. then, thank you so much for being with us today. it tell me a little bit about what your message was to the crowd. >> first of all, it was a great day. i've never been to march 2 life before. my message was simply that we as a country are divided when it comes to this, but it's important for us to reach out to people who may not agree with us on this topic. it's also important to always speak truth. the truth is that, these laws are important. at the born are important and also the mothers that are having these children are important. lastly, my challenge was to men. as men, we a lot of times encourage women to get abortion abortions. my challenge was to stand up for these women and stand up for the pre-born because they truly are more precious gifts. >> martha: a strong message. i know that mike pence was there today as well. give me a sense. it characterized if you could for our audience with this crowd was like. what you felt out there. >> i felt this crowd was

we want to thank our partners jessica bird and the raven group for making tonight happen. [applause] >> and another note, we have some voting members of the democratic national committee in the audience and we want to thank you for being here today for this conversation. [applause] >> we want to also thank you for your service. the words, the music and the message of the new american majority, that is the multi-racial progressives that elected and re-elected president obama frame our conversation today. so to get us started, i would like to bring to the stage former nevada state assembly member and vice president of public affairs for me-to, lucy flores. please give a round of applause. [applause] >> hello. how is everyone feeling tonight. yes, this is fantastic. many goodness, look at this turnout. and know we're reaching hundreds of thousands of people on our live stream, not only tonight but afterwards as well. and that's really exciting. so thank you all for being here this evening. mitu is a proud media partner with democracy in color and inclusive because as a digita