whereas, jimmy rodgers represents the lure of the road. one of the things that happens in modernity is, people move. greater distances, and with greater frequency than they ever had before. the carter family representing piety, morality. the need to hold to the old virtues. the need to hold tore a moral code. jimmy rodgers -- this new word that comes into being in the 19th century, "fun" and "sin." all of the new opportunities that modernity affords. because modernity, remember, is also the time of the rise of cities. the rise of these places where all sorts of different people come together to do all sorts of commerce. not just economic commerce, but sexual commerce as well. so if the carter family represent a type of parochialism, staying in one's place. being loyal to one specific neck of the woods, so to speak. jimmy rodgers increasingly -- represents a type of cosmopolitanism, a type of worldliness that you don't necessarily see in the country music aligned more with the carter family. so these two polls, they structure all sorts of o

rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i'm pleased to yield to the republican leader, former chairman of the house energy and commerce committee, so appreciate the leadership of mr. walden from oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the leaders of the energy and commerce committee on both sides of the aisle for moving forward with h.r. 8134 the consumer product safety inhandsment act. i thank chair schakowsky who worked so hard on this and representative jeff duncan who also led on this bill. this bill will improve coordination with u.s. customs and border protection agency to target and prevent consumer products that violate american laws from entering the united states. importantly this effort prioritizes shipments from china. we know the overwhelming majority of counterfeit goods originate. by prioritizing inspection of shipments from china, h.r. 8134 will help the c.b.p. identify better position to prevent goods that violate our laws and

. >>> on to the day's actions, drew brees and aaron rodgers duking it out on "sunday night football." both threw three touchdowns each, but rodgers and the packers had enough firepower to keep the game out of reach for new orleans. this sealed the game for green bay. the packers win 37-30. >>> another sunday, another blown fourth quarter lead for the falcons. up by 16 this time heading into the fourth atlanta gave up three unanswered touchdowns the bears pick up an unlikely win, 30-26 >>> philip rivers made some history in minneapolis, throwing his 400th career touchdown and eclipsing the 6,000 yards passing mark sam darnold threw three picks as the colts win 36-7 >>> a nailbiter in the northwest. in seattle between the seahawks and the cowboys. russell wilson, he's on fire this year. he threw for five touchdowns, including that one there, with less than two minutes to do. dak prescott had one last shot at the end zone, but picked off. seattle wins 38-31 >>> here we are on a monday. let's check in with janessa webb to see what she's watchi good morning >> frances and philip, good to s

rodgers, the packers 37-30. 3-0. for the packs over the saints in new orleans in 25 years. >>> they were going to hand out an mvp trophy after three games, it would be going to seahawks quarterback russell wilson. he came through again in the clutch hitting c.k. metcalf with a 29-yard touchdown to beat the cowboys 38-31. wilson five more touchdown passes in this game. he has 14 td passes in the first three games which is the most in nfl history. >>> buffalo bills avoiding an epic collapse. they were up 25 over the rams in the third quarter. jared goff led la back to take the lead. right there with 15 seconds left. three-yard touchdown. the bills 3-0 as well after escaping 35-32 win. >>> oh, it's another rough monday if you're a falcons fan. atlanta up by 16 halfway through the fourth quarter. the bears, mitch true bins bin ski and nick follows. they shocked atlanta 30-26. the falcons the first team in nfl history to blow a lead of 15 or more twice in a season in the fourth quarter. they've done it in back-to-back wee

along with rodgers communications this for a canadian company called cogeco there it is up 32% why?53 is what they're offering by the way, that is nothing compared to what they're offering the audette family for their ownership interest given they own super voting shares they're offering them $612 million for a stake that was worth about, i don't know, 150 -- less than $150 million us we have more on this deal and a lot more on "squawk on the street" straight ahead we know business keeps moving. and however we connect, whether it's over the phone, online, or in your office, we're here to listen and provide solutions that help you run your business better. because the decisions you make have far reaching implications. and a relationship with a corporate bank like pnc can provide just what you need. as one of the nation's largest banks, pnc brings customized insights and a local approach. to make informed choices now and in the future. ♪ i keep working my way back to you, babe ♪ ♪ with a burning love inside ♪ yeah i'm working my way back to you, babe ♪ ♪ and the happiness that died ♪

rodgers, number 3, the slot receiver, clearly is his comfort level. but he spread the ball around to all his different receivers and never forced the ball into coverage where he said he was trying to get the ball to this guy. >> todd: braden galloway had five catches, travis etienne three. he spread the football around. you know, those younger receivers, ngata and ladson, who will play more regular roles, they'll just get better and better. >> sean: phommachanh, wow, how about that arm. it's just a little too long for ajou. >> todd: why is clemson still throng? youon them to just hand off the football. that's a perfect throw by phommachanh. came out after the interception and put that out there perfectly. >> sean: kobe pace, just to put a period on the end of the night for trevor lawrence. he threw 28 more passes tonight without an interception. that brings him to 267 in a row. without an interception. and this is now the fourth longest such streak in acc history. >> todd: remember last year he was an interception machine and everyone was knocking him

with me are claire cohen of the telegraph, and sienna rodgers of labourlist. see you both. will get started in a moment. let's have a look at the front pages we have. the metro leads with the scale of care home deaths at the height of the coronavirus pandemic in the uk. more than 400 people in care institutions died daily. staying with coronavirus, the independent reports concerns from health leaders about rising case numbers, as positive tests reach the highest rate since may. the daily mail calls on prime minister borisjohnson to get britain flying again, suggesting a lack of covid—i9 testing at borders is harming the uk economy. the financial times highlights another concern at uk borders as customs and logistics associations ask for clarity about preparation for the end of the brexit transition period in december. the guardian says borisjohnson is facing mounting pressure to backtrack over the appointment of former australian leader tony abbott as trade adviser. the daily telegraph reports that new director general of the bbc tim davies will crack down on

that is aaron rodgers, that is aaron rodgers throwing for over 300 yards to lift the packers over drewrees and the saints. russell wilson is having a sec hecheckof a year too, five toucn passes, final there, 38-31. jillian: the atlanta falcons blowing a fourth quarter lead. >> third down and 8. the bears are in field goal range. the pass is caught in the end zone for a touchdown by ant my miller! jillian: chicago wins, 30-26. a watts family reunion, jj posting a photo with the caption it started in the backyard. as for the game, steelers beat the texans, 28-21, all three meeting on the field after the game. todd: that's cool. they do subway commercials and play football which is awesome. some heroic moments caught on camera, three dallas police officers saving a man from this fiery wreck. jillian: we are one day away from the first presidential debate. who has the edge heading into tomorrow? we have our own debate on that, next. ♪ let's give them something to talk about. ♪ something to talk about. ♪ let's give them something to talk about. ♪ how about love >> we had debate prep before

afterwards brendan rodgers says he wants the team to get even better as the season progresses.of premier league fixtures on course potentially for a new record — before tonight's two games there were 39 goals scored so far this weekend, that's an average of nearly five per game, which is the same ratio for the highest scoring premier league weekend of all—time — 55 goals were scored on the final round of the 1992/93 season — that included a 6—2 win for liverpool. there were 22 teams in the premier league that year though— since the division's been trimmed the goals record was set in 2011, you might remember that famous newcastle equaliser from cheik tiote against arsenal — that 4—1; draw was part of a weekend that had 43 goals in ten games. so tonight four goals in two more matches are needed to reach that figure — and two very attacking sides in wolves and manchester city may help with that — if these two games produce 11 goals between them, that would break that 27—year—old goals per game ratio. wolves beat city twice last season, but this is pep guardiola's side's first matc

that's right the green bay packers and aaron rodgers take on the saints and drew brees clear, warm.ht. game four of the stanley cup it's big it's bad it's on nbc! it's loud is what . >> that's right. >> our audio guys just -- >> what! i can't hear you! speak up! >> it's loud is what it is >> that's right. >> our audio guys just -- >> what! i can't hear you speak up >> i hope you don't go home and talk like that >> i don't deborah would kill me! >> our audio guy is like crying right now. whoa all right. thank you, al. >> you're welcome! >>> coming up next, sheinelle is here with a story of those incredible students in maryland. they're setting an example for people of all ages >> louder! >> and then morgan is standing by with them live and she'll tell us how they're staying positive while looking out for each other >> but first this is "today" >>> we're back we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after s

rodgers: thank you very much. thanks for bridging us all together to honor and celebrate a senior member of the house energy and commerce committee, my friend and colleague who has led in so many different ways. i am privileged to have had the opportunity to serve with the congressman from illinois now for 10 years. ok. and on the house energy and commerce committee an when i think about john i think about someone who is a true legislator. he's the one that digs in and does the tough job of legislating. knowing the issues and being prepared and figuring out how to actually solve big problems. so you think about the fact he led in modernizing the toxic substance control act. led on lowering fuel costs for hardworking families across the country. it was john shimkus who led in bringing the 911 emergency system into the 21st century. time and time again it's been congressman john shimkus that is leading to get big things done in order to improve people's lives and secure our future as americans. i want to say more th

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we applied to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet if you look well it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the projects last up to 4 times as long but buys time time to transport to produce to store it and to eat it before it spoils. based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. they're extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dry a dry eye into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials were just a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early given the same kind of protection that you have about women on a cucumber or on a. wholesaler nature's pri

both threw three touchdowns each, but rodgers and the packers had just enough firepower to keep it out of reach for new orleans. this toss would seal the deal for green bay. >>> another sunday, another blown fourth quarter lead for the falcons, up by 16 heading into the fourth. atlanta gave up three touchdowns and the bears picked up the win 30-26. >>> a nailbiter in seattle between the seahawks and cowboys. russell wilson threw five touchdowns, including the go ahead with less than two minutes to go. dak prescott's last shot was picked off seattle wins 38-31 >>> communities near houston are on emg after a rare parasite was found in their tap water it's claimed the life of a 6-year-old so far. and the governor has issued a disaster declaration >> reporter: it's the smile that brings heartbreak for a texas family little josiah mcintyre gone after falling ill in september >> thought he was sick, regular flu symptoms >> reporter: maria say doctors diagnosed her son with a brain eating amoeba. >> we got to lay in bed and hold him and i told him i loved him and that i knew he loved me. and

what a play for aaron rodgers. the nfl's all-time leading passer.

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we applied to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet. but it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the project's last up to 4 times as long. as time to time to transport the project to storage and to eat it before it spoils . appeal is based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. there are extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dry a dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials were just a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early given the same kind of protection that you have about women on a cucumber or on a. wholesaler nature's prid

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we are wired to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet you can't feel it but it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the projects last up to 4 times as long. as time time to transport to produce to store it and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. they're extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dried a dried into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials were just a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce earlier given the same kind of protection that you have about why men on a cucumber or on a. whol

american media organizations as well as consulate closures we spoke to financial commentator james rodgers who says that the dollar's dominance could be on the way but my expectations are that when in the turmoil the dollar will go higher it will get overpriced it might even turn into a bubble because there are very few alternatives but that will probably be the last shot us is now the largest debtor nation in the history of the world and it's getting higher and higher every day i'm not the only person who knows that and other people will get worried traditionally the us dollar has been the sounders currency in the world where tradition changes once upon a time it was the british pound once upon a time it was the danish crime in the dutch guilder currency exchange history changes and i'm an american so i don't particularly like saying it but i'm afraid the us dollar is coming to its century or so of dominance and something else will replace it. look it up please could be banned from major sporting events if the us stops its financing of the world anti-doping agency will explain all after t

it was a welcome win for brendan rodgers — his side tailed off badly after last season's restart, finishingt appearance for barcelona since his failed attempt to leave the club. he played a5 minutes of a friendly win over gimnastic de tarragon and also retained the captaincy messi was selected from the start by new head coach ronald koeman. barca won 3—1 with goals from 0usmane dembele, antoine griezmann and philippe coutinho. messi had only returned to training on monday after trying to engineer a move away. that huge release clause in his contract was the sticking point. barcelona begin their league campaign in two weeks' time. an injury time cristian tello goal saw real betis beat alaves. valladolid drew i—i with real sociedad. same score for unai emery‘s villareal against huesca. valencia are taking on levante where its 2—2. la liga champions real madrid begin their title defence next sunday. no draws in sunday's ligue i fixtures in france. pick your favourite team. champions paris saint—germain who are hosting marseille in le classique. it's 1—0 to marseille. lewis hamilton won the tus

try the rodgers era when a scientist. tried time to bring in our guests from sheffield in the u.k. is rob wilf in a football finance expert and head of department of finance accounting and business systems at sheffield business school in barcelona we have gemma solar a football reporter and presenter for gul t.v. and from london andrew nixon a sports lawyer and partner at sheridan sets of sports law group welcome to you all thank you for your time so turns out lynn l.s.a.t. he's not leaving barcelona after all i'd like to start with you andrew want to you think was his calculation was that the threat of a legal battle was just too much. yeah i think there's probably 2 components 1st of all there's the you know desire or lack of desire 1 not to have a legal battle with a club so if he's done so much for him over the last 1 60 or 70 years but also the reality is legal case would have been on balance a weak one as we understand that the contractual date written into the contract was june attend and you're certain in terms of literal interpretation of a c. has missed that date and is t

eastern today with a special program on the digital divide featuring congresswomen cathy mcmorris rodgers. and at 2:00 p.m. eastern, joining us in a series on the election we're calling voting matters. our guests will be the secretaries of state from colorado and washington about their efforts to turn out the vote in november. once again, you're watching washington poegs live. have a good day. >> trump telling us not to worry, that the virus will, quote, disappear. that a, quote, miracle is coming. joe biden saying we need a plan. a national strategy. a president who is willing to lead. willing to be a role model for our nation. >> while joe biden said at their national convention that no miracle is coming. we actually think we might just be a short time away from when america will produce the first safe and effective coronavirus vaccine and we will begin to deliver it to the american people the moment it's approved. >> watch the vice presidential debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris live wednesday, october 7th, at 9:00 p.m. eastern from the university of uta

and right down to the modern era, where we have cathy mcmorris rodgers who is the chair of the republicanrence. and nancy pelosi who was the former speaker and is still the democratic leader. so, the transition that women have made in that last time period has been one of great expansion. and when you look at it, you go back to 1917 with jeannette rankin, it has been this span of 298 women, almost 300 women, up to this point. so it is a long story but it is a good one. >> ready? [camera shutters clicking] >> that's it. [cheering] >> you can see this and all other american artifacts programs at our website, c-span.org/history. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] learnyou like american about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us at c-span history. you are watching american history tv, every weekend on c-span three, explore our nation's past. by america'sted cable television company as a public service, brought to you today by your television

this is number ten in the series among the big names will be joined by tomorrow jeff ubben and john rodgersnd register, go to deliveringalpha.com. we have a market flash now. >> we're seeing drops intraday some of the big exchange operators like nasdaq, the intercontinental exchange, ice, parent company of the new york stock exchange, also cme group which kind of owns the cme in all the other kind of associated exchanges in that ecosystem, it is due in large part to headlines coming out of bloonlberg sayibloon bloomberg saying that the data pricing is now the target for the trump administration's antitrust cops, the antitrust division so those particular headlines are what you can see there sending the prices down lower untra du intraday that's the reason why. we'll continue to look into this and make calls with regard to the comments but for right now, tyler, that's the reason why all the big exchange operators are moving to the down side. back to you. >> all right dom, thank you very much the nikola saga taking a new twist. the stock lost three quarters of the value over the past three mo

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel it we apply to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet you can't feel it but slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the project's last up to 4 times as long but buys time time to transport the project to storage and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. they're extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dry dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause fruit to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials we're just teaching now a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early given the scene trying to protection that you have a lemon on a cucumber or on a.

. >>> barr seemed to be criticizing the decision by several career prosecutors to resign from the rodger stone case after barr stepped in to reduce stone's sentence. >> all of these matters that are causing problems in the department are matters that touch the president's personal or political interests. that is what is troubling to the career officials and officers. >> he is increasingly parroting the -- >> we don't know where the freaking votes came from. >> hinting at a rigged election without proof. >> i don't have eftd thvidence scale that it will materialize. they treat free citizens as babies that cannot take responsibility for themselves and others. >>>. >> this comes as a source tells cnn the attorney general is frustrated with local prosecutor who is are handling riot related crimes across the country and pushing them to explore using a rarely used sedition law. >> they are not interested in black lives. they are interested in props. a small number of blacks that were killed by police during conflict with police. usually less than a dozen a year, who they can use as props to ac

30 year probably study saying that there was about a 30% chance of a big earthquake on the hayward rodgers be fought over the next 30 years. yeah, this is a reminder and. the things that we do to prepare for earthquakes are similar to the things that we should be doing for other threats like fires and floods and. tornadoes and the like and that is make sure you have plans with your families make sure you have supplies on hand make sure the structures you spend time in are going to withstand the shaking or the whatever the threat is and so the small dense. serve as a reminder and that we all need to be prepared. we live in earthquake country. >>yes, we do so are you ready for the big one if not head to our web site right now we have an article and how you can make an emergency supply kit how much earthquake insurance is for your home and also an interactive earthquake map. it's all right there on our website kron 4 dot com. >>also in the east bay this sunday night for teens now find themselves in custody after police say they carjacked a man then led police on a chase. it happened last nigh

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we apply to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet if you look well it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the projects last up to 4 times as long. as time time to transport the project to storage and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. there are extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dry a dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials were just a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early given the same kind of protection that you have a lemon on a cucumber or on a. wholesaler nature's pri

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we applied to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet if you look at it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin. the coating helps the projects last up to 4 times as long. as time to time to transport the project to storage and to eat it before it spoils . up. based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables. they're extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they dried a dry eye in 2 in arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going in so same materials were just a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early give them the same kind of protection that you have a lemon on a cucumber or on a. dutch wholesaler

new pitcher taylor rodgers. a big spot with a game tied 1-1, eighth inning.ichael brantley after the altuve walk. >> tim: he leads the team in cias but these in the the everyday closer. they see two left-handed hitters coming up in the next three. they think, we've got get these guys out now. let's bring in our left-hander. >> eduardo: high leverage situations. that's the way the game has been managed. in the recent years you have to understand where you're going to be in the lineup. you know they're not going hit for brantley or tucker, sow bring in your best in a crucial situation. i like it. >> tim: this guy has a great slider. he just hasn'tad the same bite on it this year as he did last year. he's going to need a slider this layup. >> karl: brantley going to other way, so the slider will allow that bat path to drop a ball into left field. >> eduardo: that being said, good the other way in the air. the twins still playing a full shift. right side of the infield, full of twins. jorge polanco playing on the right side. >> karl: minnesota twins have lost 16

green bay quarter back aaron rodgers passed for 283 yards and a touchdown in the game when the packerss in the fourth quarter to pull out a 37-7 victory. >>> now, in major league baseball, two teams slip into the playoffs on the finally day of the shortened regular season. the st. louis cardinals overcoming a 17-day hiatus because of a coronavirus outbreak to play 53 games in 44 days. wow. including 11 double-headers. clinched a postseason berth with a 5-2 win over the brewers yesterday. meanwhile the cardinals squeak in as a national eight seed. major league playoff action gets under way in the american league tomorrow. >>> time now for weather. let's go to meteorologist janessa webb this morning for the forecast. janessa, good morning. >> hey, good morning, kasie. good to see you. we're seeing definitely a big change in our weather pattern across the east coast to the pacific northwest where we're continuing to see that high-end fire danger. we've already seen about 10,000 acres burn in the past two days across the pacific northwest, and it's all due to the warm air that continues to

and rodgers communications make an unslis dated bid for a family called cogeco.g subs in the u.s. they said our shares are not for sale and let me be clear our refusal is not a negotiating position it is definitive so what are they going to do i just wanted to come back to this very briefly because it was something we asked the ceo of altice u.s.a. about. unclear. rodgers is a large owner here, this he do seem very frustrated and i continue to hear it's not over, but i'm not quite sure what the next move may be. i just wanted to mention that, jim, because we didn't really do a follow on, what was this rare strange unsolicited offer for a company that was family controlled with the votes and the family said, not interested. go away. >> this is part of the stay at home -- one of the things that hasunnerved me and i don't wan to be like the late don eye mass but i had someone wait a full day to get the dish, full day, they gave me three different time slots and they ever showed and they confessed to me that i can't get the dish until october. last day of september o

which are jimmy rodgers, and the carter family. i'm going to put them up there as representing -- there exceptions. representing, these two polls. and again, as i said, country music is a music that response to maternity. what is maternity? moderna tea begins with the rise of capitalism, with the rise of political liberalism in the 17th and 18th centuries. and with new developments and technology it's within modernity also that we learn from this class. we see race get constructed, race is something that gets built during this age of encounter between the 15th and 19th centuries. what we know from that, is that racism modern invention. country music to, is invented in the crucible of modernity. the carter family representing these different poles. first is, home. correspondingly, jimmy rogers represents and some way the road. mark stun angles described maternity, the experience of living in modernity as all that is solid melting into air. everything is in flux, everything is in tumult. all of the things that used to be fixed are no

todd: a week three in the nfl, aaron rodgers threw for over 300 yards, three touchdowns to lifts theackers over drew brees and the saints. let's go to say seattle. russell wilson threw five touchdowns. jillian: the atlanta falcons blew a fourth quarter lead. the bears had a comeback. >> third down and 8. the bears are in field goal range. the pass is caught in the end zone for a touchdown by anthony miller. jillian: chicago scores 20 unanswered points to win 30-26. a family reunion in pittsburgh, jj watts playing against brothers tj and derek. he posted a caption, started in the backyard. steelers beat the texans. all three met on the field after the game. todd: interesting. your team tied which is interested around the and they d football in new york city because the jets and giants don't have professional teams anymore. jillian: neither does philadelphia right now. new york city mayor bill de blasio isn't making the grade, why a major union wants him to give up control of city schools. todd: plus, violence in new york city taking its toll on police. hundreds of officers hurt during

rodgers one for those who play trivial 64th ever comes up. that game like our game was very violent but there's was far worse. no helmets, plenty of unnecessary roughness. no notion of unnecessary roughness. the game came close to getting bad couple times with there was a presidential commission to discuss all of the carnage taking place on the college football fields and indeed carnage is the right word for it. it has been estimated by one historian that in the year the president in question held this commission in 1905, there were as many as 45 deaths on college football fields. one historian estimates that that was in the five years leading up to the commission. in the year 1905 itself, it's been estimated that college football games the produce 18 deaths and hundred nine catastrophic injuries. and so we need to do something to organize this and make it less bloody and so they've worked on that. it wasn't only there working classes who found modern society but now you and sought outlets for their constraining energies. the upper classes, t

30 year probably study saying that there was about a 30% chance of a big earthquake on the hayward rodgers creek fault over the next 30 years. >>and we nothing screams twenty-twenty more like a earthquake on the hayward fault. i mean knock on something somebody knocked on something can't do it. there was a hot enough for you today. jonathan want to think of the temps all man it was it was pretty bad outside today. i felt like it was just melting is is really the only way to describe just walking out the door and just feeling like you're just melting >>just dripping not the other kind of drip but just you know from the sweater restaurant has the latest now on the upcoming temperatures how to do stay cool today. yeah, i see the doors with the kids i have 3 under 3, so we just played inside all day today. >>and it definitely stay hydrated even give them a bath in the morning just that they would feel cooler. >>throughout the entire day today. so hopefully you were able to try to limit your outdoor activity. today and really we're going want to do that tomorrow as well because this heat wave c

founder james rodgers and his team have developed a liquid that could extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. appeal is a little exactly like it sounds peel we applied to the surface of fresh produce you can't see it yet if you look at it slows down the factors that cause the fruit to age. it helps even without refrigeration. appeal is a liquid coating that dries into a kind of edible skin the coating helps the project's last up to 4 times as long but buys time time to transport the project to storage and to eat it before it spoils. appeal is based on lip it's another natural compounds found in fruits and vegetables they're extracted and blended into a tailor made solution. by combining them in the rate ratios when they drive a dry into an arrangement that allows us to control the factors that cause street to age which are basically water going out and oxygen going at so same materials we're just teaching a new trick by finding the right formula to apply to different kinds of produce early given the scene trying to protection that you have a lemon on a cucumber or on a. wholes

there was also a shock too in the english premier league as brendan rodgers leicester beat manchesterp guardiola's 686 games in management that one of his sides has conceded five goals. it isa it is a tough result, of course, but i am not going to give up and find a solution for the team to be stable and try to win games. monday sees the english champions liverpool return to premier league action when they take on arsenal at anfield. jurgen klopp's side have won their opening two game — as have areta's arsenal — who won the community shield when these two met a month ago. ina in a pretty short period of time, he has shown to be an exceptional football manager because the team he has set up, the structure of the team is absolutely exceptional. rafael nadal will begin his bid for a record—extending 13th french open title on monday when he faces belarus' egor gerasimov in the opening round. nadal chose not to travel to the us open because of the pandemic, and has only played one tournament since the professional tour restarted. but again he's the favourite at roland garos and, if he wins

wrote songs with richard rodgers, and also hoagy car michael who was speaking of his song which you wrote the music to sky lark. perfect poem. or george gershwin. ira gershwin, george's lyricist, but some day he'll come along, the man i love. unbelievably lovely poetry. the boy makes baker in all of white house not the least simple minded but conflicted shall we say. i want to hear more about you. let's get more about nick baker. >> well, i think the reason that sometimes i want to write a book -- first of all, yes, to all that you're saying about song lyrics and poetry and the american inventiveness and the the comedic playfulness in writing, hip-hop, a sleight of mouth that is happening, that's very characteristic of this real american originality, inventiveness, of rhyme and metrical sophistication and all. it continues. so it's not as if we are locking back -- >> right, right, good point. >> it's all happening. we're in the middle of it. >> rap, there's no end to the -- there's a dance of words in good rap. >> but as far as what i like to do, i of course want to write about happy peop

after aaron rodgers and drew brees stay tuned for xfinity sports sunday right here on nbc sports bay area. quickly, jeff, 20 seconds or less you've had high ankle sprains. jimmy g. has one. how long do those take to recover? >> depending on the degree, it is a week to week thing, and could take up to four to five weeks if it was a bad one. he sprained it differently. it looked like he got on his toe and it just looked awkward. hopefully it is not as bad as others have been and he can come back in the next couple weeks. >> you can play on it if you have to. he did. but you need to give it some rest. thank you, jeff. >> you got it. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you next sunday on "xfinity sports sunday." xxxx nions, 100% beef. and two slices of melted cheese. all that with fries and a drink for only $5.99! ...woah, is there an echo in here? get my sourdough patty melt combo, back on my menu for $5.99. ♪ here's the very model ♪ ♪ of a modern daily family meal ♪ ♪ when food ideas are scarce ♪ and everything becomes a big ordeal ♪ ♪ you want something nutritious ♪ ♪ that your famil

called "out the cage" which i think everybody will relate to when they hear it it also features nile rodgersou find new artists like that, are they -- do they believe it's you when you call and say, "hey, this is keith urban, and i'd like you to work on the opening track of my album? >> i read an interview with breland. and i was so fascinated by him and i didn't know -- i'd never met him, so i just got through a friend of a friend, and sort of got his phone number isn't it weird how we're able to get people's numbers, seth it's kind of creepy, right if you want to get somebody's phone number, you can probably get it that's kind of creepy. >> seth: it is really creepy >> it is you kind of -- it's like you join this club, and suddenly you can get people's numbers anyway, i called him -- i texted him first to let him know it was me and i was going to be calling and stuff. and we talked for like 45 minutes about music and -- just hit it off. and next thing i know, he's in my studio, and we're writing a song, then another song, then another song and it just really, really hit a stride he's incre

i thank our ranking member rodgers. as our nation faces immeasurable from the rise of white supremacist terrorist groups to the risk of cyberattacks crippling our crittial infrastructure, this committee has a responsibility to conduct oversight and ensure the executive branch is doing its job. but congress can only fulfill our constitutional role if the executive branch follows the law and appears before us when subpoenaed. i'd like to thank director wray and director miller iffar peering before us today. also i'd like to condemn in the strongest possible terms mr. wolf's refusal to appear before us and comply with the lawfully issued subpoena. his refusal to testify is yet another example of the lawlessness that has infected the department of homeland security. mr. wolf may not want to answer for his department's actions for removing the uteruses of i.c.e. detainees to manipulating intelligence to minimize russian meddling in our election, but when a congressional committee must show up. and with that i turn to my ques

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. >> that was just one of aaron rodgers' three touchdown passes on the night this one really went back and forth all night. saints qb drew brees had three td passes of his own that one there to kamara the game was tied in the fourth end. the end, it would be the packers who came out on top stealing the game with just two minutes to go >> maybe that's where hoda is. she's depressed because her saints lost. >> but your eagles tie >> tie was not a happy occasion in my house. >> well, it's not a loss >> that's what i was trying to say. sports fans feel differently >> in any event, we don't feel very good about what's happening out west gusty winds, rapid fire spread out west from oregon all the way down to san diego. we've also got this peak gust condition today. winds reaching 40 miles per hour so we've got that critical fire risk out there we're going to be watching that. plus the temperatures out west, awfully warm they'll be warming up into the 80s and 70s as you see early into this week as we make our way to the east, though, temperatures chilly from chicago all the way down to san an

brian rodgers isn't entertaining the thought of splitting the company.d always want to have the same voting control for the roberts family that they currently have and that gets us back to the key point here 33.5%, that's what it is, jim. roberts controls 33.5% of the votes at comcast you're not going to get anything done, certainly not in an unfriendly way, and not in any way most likely. you could talk, you can have a conversation as trian and comcast have, you can keep it very civil and, by the way, you might even be able to sort of agree on certain things in terms of how do you go about proving the sort of broadband multiple more would you ever consider doing some things down the road, but take a look at the long term there, jim that's -- that's still value creation over a long period of time and that's what brian roberts is going to argue and doesn't even need to when you have 33.5% votes. >> and in full fairness i own a lot of stock and i have to say that i will say that is there a lot of synergy between some of the pieces maybe it would go up if y

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while early mvp hopefuls lamar jackson, aaron rodgers, and russell wilson dominated. a league and its players fighting for what's on the field and change off of it. >> it has to start with me. it has to start with you all. you know? i think that's really critical along this journey. >> reporter: and even in the buccaneers' loss, brady found another record to add to his resume. favre to have the most games when he took his snap here, he played in his 327th nfl game breaking the record by brett favre to have the most games played by any qb in nfl history. >> thank you. here's the thing. besides football yesterday, besides tom brady being in a jersey besides, you know, the patsa a men's tennis champion yesterday. first major for that guy women's golf, first major for her as well. of course naomi osaka on saturday alex mills hit a no-hitter against the brewers. and the washington mystics on the last day of the regular season, they clinched a shot at the chance to repeat they're going to the playoffs now. so sports is back. >> all right, sports channel but hoda would like