i her and my wife and her just in her face and man risms, that's what it's about. i know every time i step on the field, every single thing i do there's going to be some day she wants to know who her dad was what and what he did. that gives you extra juice to go out here. doing things the right way. i think about that. i know she's going to grow up and i want her to be proud of her daddy. >> that is great stuff there. how about the eagles with the underdog role? they are the underdogs through the playoffs and look who put on his dog mask. brandon graham, check this out. >> nice, now you know the eagles. they are the first team in nfl history to make a super bowl losing their starting quarterbacks and their starting left tackle. carson wentz and jason peters went down. but they are here every step of the way and they are coaching the players who took their spots. >> it's not being out there now. i'm not a selfish guy. that's selfish to me. i'm not a selfish guy. it don't bother me because i play. we win this game, i'm going to have a ring on. >> i'm as supportive as

if it hadn't been for rism monday he wouldn't have produced a lot of his great work and had that chance to experiment when he was in his early 20s and find his litterary voice. this is the largest collection of edgar alan poe's artifacts, memorabilia, clothing, personal items. the museum consists of four buildings in all surrounding an enchanted garden that was laid out in 1921 based on his poetry. it recreates his poem to one in paradise, the lines that was all to me love for which my soul did pine, a green aisle aisle in the sea love of fountain and a shrine, all wreath and fairy fruits and flowers and all the flowers are mine. and when the founders of the museum opened it, it was virginia's first museum and first monument to a writer. not to a military, political leader but to a writer. and it showed that virginians cared about the words and the power of imagination to shape our destinies. this is edgar alan poe's boyhood bed. this is where the future poet used to dream dreams that no one ever dared to dream before. and it's been passed down from his foster feerather to his business

clearing with about tubes into ears -- and into those potentially failings to clipping of an injury rism i care for a thousand patients e care for one and a half ponged premiere with skin so new that tissues and bones underneath are clearly visible. to morbidly obese teenages. anesthesiologists doapght keep regular hour os. there's always an anesthesiologist on call ready to respond. this is a little bit scary to even myself when i put this into perspective because day in day out i spend most of the waking hours of my life behind the automatic double doors. anesthesiology allows little of what was learned in medical school to be forgotten. perhaps no other medical specialty as inclusive or expansive as an anesthesiology covering basic sciences -- and anatomy physiology, about pharmacology, and -- including all fields of gynecology and psychiatry, and in a moment of attempted ruthness i have to admit there are amongst you that believe that i probably should not be administering psychiatric care. i should probably be receiving it. but i think that's a discussion for another day and another