cnn's rafael romo is here with more.d -- now we have mounted police. it looks like it's escalating. >> it's getting worse, by far. this is tragic because only seven days ago, exactly a week ago, we at cnn in espaniole were broadcasting live the swearing-in ceremony. a huge contrast to the images from brasilia. now we understand protesters supporting the former president have taken, have breached all three buildings for the three branches of government in brazil. not only the congressional building where they started but also the presidential palace and also the supreme court. we were also looking at images where you see some of these protesters destroying one of the main halls at the supreme court building. so this is definitely getting worse. you see there, the mounted police that have showed up, and the reality was that this started because there were so many people there protesting and so few police that they were just outnumbered, and that's what happened. but when it started it was not at this level of violence, and

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let's go straight to cnn's rafael romo, who is following this.afael, of course, viewers here in the united states and around the world can see the parallels between what is taking place in brazil and what took place on this country on january 6th of 2021. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, jim. this started a few hours ago as a peaceful protest in front of the army's headquarters in brasilia, the capital of brazil. numerous protesters started marching towards the area where government buildings for all three branchs of government are located. at one point, protesters stormed the building that houses the brazilian congress before other groups did the same at the palace, the seat of the executive power, the presidential building. and also, the supreme court brazilian president da silva who took office only a week ago, jim, is still speaking about the situation there. and he's been calling the protesters vandals and fanatical fascists and added those who commit acts of vandalism will be found and punished. there is no precedent to

cnn's rafael romo is following all of this. this is an unfolding situation. people around the world already seeing comparisons between what's unfolding in brazil right now and what took place in this country on january 6th a couple of years ago. it looks eerily similar. >> reporter: i have to clarify, it was not only the congressional building but the presidential palace as well as the supreme court. it was thousands upon thousands of people who got together earlier for a rally in brazilia. the capital of brazil. at one point they decided to march to the congressional building. and there were not enough police to stop them. they decided to just march in. at the beginning, the situation seemed to be peaceful, jim, but then riot police showed up as well as the armed forces, clashes began. some of the public employees that were there at the buildings clashed with the protesters when they tried to stop them as well. and these images that we're looking at right now, this is, for example, the supreme court building that has been taken by the protesters as well. ear

rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >> well, leers across south america are reacting to the unrest in brazil.le's president called it a disgraceful attack and tweeted, quote, the brazilian government has our full support in the face of this cowardly and vile attack on democracy. in columbia the columbian president tweeted his solidarity with president lula da silva and the people of brazil. in argentina the president tweeted that he was repulsed by what was happening in brasilia and pledged his unconditional support to the brazilian president. >>> buffalo bills player damar hamlin continues to show progress in his recovery. and a source tells cnn he should be relysed from the hospital in the coming days. hamlin will immediately return to buffalo after he's discharged. meanwhile hamlin watch his teammates defeat their division rival the new england patriots 35-23 in sunday's final game of the nfl regular seasonmism hamlin saw it all from his hospital bed in cincinnati where he's been recovering from a cardiac arrest a week ago. even though hamlin wasn't playing on sunday, he was there in spiri

romo's person i mean at the pet club laugh you know what i mean?when my mother died and all i just you know what i mean? but you can't say that when i've been in foreign country. my first tour was that way. beirut, i think i'm at fort benning, georgia, and all that, you know, i mean, i've been involved different tours, man. so if you talk about people, man, is about giving back to the community club. did maybe started for mayor schaefer you mean impact did it and romo's doing it now so i mean we got get it together, man. thank you. all right. that that points to the role that. you mentioned kind of afghanistan in the way that drugs have frequently in the way or have have come into conflict with other us geopolitical goals. and that's something that we've seen over time. right. the way in which the drug war when convenient, will be the priority and it's not convenient, will be left to the side. and we've seen that throughout. yeah, yeah. i think i yeah that's completely true. thank, that's for perhaps think of very questions. right, so much. excelle

more on the violence from cnn's rafael romo. >> reporter: brazil boiling over.hey stormed key buildings in the country's capital sunday, breaching security barriers and temporarily occupying the country's congress, the presidential palace, and supreme court. masses of protesters flooded the country's seat of power, many dressed in the colors of brazil's flag, yellow and green, fueled by angrier and distrust over bolsonaro's defeat in an election last october where he lost by two percentage points to the current president lula da silva. protesters threw objects and scaled the roofs of buildings while clashing with police who responded request tear gas. at least one protester was seen sitting at the disk of brazil's congress president. the floor of the congress building was flooded after the sprinkler system activated when protesters attempted to set fire to the carpet. by evening police began dispersing the rioters from buildings and arrested hundreds of people who were detained in buses before being taken to the police station. president lula da silva who was in

romo's person i mean at the pet club laugh you know what i mean?hen my mother died and all i just you know what i mean? but you can't say that when i've been in foreign country. my first tour was that way. beirut, i think i'm at fort benning, georgia, and all that, you know, i mean, i've been involved different tours, man. so if you talk about people, man, is about giving back to the community club. did maybe started for mayor schaefer you mean impact did it and romo's doing it now so i mean we got get it together, man. thank you. all right. that that points to the role that. you mentioned kind of afghanistan in the way that drugs have frequently in the way or have have come into conflict with other us geopolitical goals. and that's something that we've seen over time. right. the way in which the drug war when convenient, will be the priority and it's not convenient, will be left to the side. and we've seen that throughout. yeah, yeah. i think i yeah that's completely true. thank, that's for perhaps think of very questions. right, so much. excellen

romo's person i mean at the pet club laugh you know what i mean?hen my mother died and all i just you know what i mean? but you can't say that when i've been in foreign country. my first tour was that way. beirut, i think i'm at fort benning, georgia, and all that, you know, i mean, i've been involved different tours, man. so if you talk about people, man, is about giving back to the community club. did maybe started for mayor schaefer you mean impact did it and romo's doing it now so i mean we got get it together, man. thank you. all right. that that points to the role that. you mentioned kind of afghanistan in the way that drugs have frequently in the way or have have come into conflict with other us geopolitical goals. and that's something that we've seen over time. right. the way in which the drug war when convenient, will be the priority and it's not convenient, will be left to the side. and we've seen that throughout. yeah, yeah. i think i yeah that's completely true. thank, that's for perhaps think of very questions. right, so much. excellen

on the west, i'm steven romo with another hour of news this monday.st, new year, new congress and new problems for kevin mccarthy as he struggles to secure the speaker's gavel. the pushback he's getting from his caucus with time right nowing out to secure the votes he needs before republicans take control of the house. >>> it's one of the busiest travel days for what has been one of the craziest travel seasons in recent memory. ahead, we're on the ground at one of america's busiest airports. >>> and you'll want to turn up the volume for this one. who stands to benefit from new big changes for retirement plans and student loan payments this year? how it could affect your bottom line. >>> plus, the new restrictions for women in afghanistan that groups say will cost lives. >>> about 25 hours from now, the 118th congress will convene with republicans in charge of the house of representatives. but it's still far from certain who their next speaker will be. nbc news has obtained a letter written on sunday by a group of nine current and incoming house republ

for more now, let's bring in rafael romo. what is the situation today?s has been going on for a while now. perhaps meme people thought it quieted but it is a continuation. >> reporter: it was a little over a month ago that we were talking to american tourists who were trapped, had visited machu picchu. a lot of people know machu picchu. they know peru a little bit less. when you talk about machu picchu, a lot of americans travel there every year. we were talking about americans who were trapped then. now the situation today is that the site itself has been closed because one of the rail lines connecting tourists to that destination was vandalized. and it -- service has been suspended. just in the last week, let me tell you what has been happening -- and it's been going on day after day after day. monday the protesters mobilized to the capital, lima. on tuesday the president called for dialogue, but then it was like nobody heard it because a new wave of protests in lima happened on wednesday. on thursday, imagine this, fred, cusco airport closes, there we

raphael romo has more. >> reporter: they move slowly through the jungle.sn't take long before they find what they're looking for. illegal logging has been a challenge in brazil for decades. it's gotten worse, experts say, during the last few years when president square bolsonaro was in power. the commander in charge of the unit conducting the raid said the previous government only cared about solving emergency situations but lacked strategic planning to combat deforestation. his team later makes an arrest. in his first speech after taking office on january 1st current president luiz inacio lula da silva said one of his government's goals is to reach zero deforestation in the amazon adding that brazil doesn't need to get rid of its trees to remain an agricultural powerhouse. after a series of massive wildfires in the amazon in august of 2019, then president bolsonaro said his government has zero tolerance not only for crime in general, but for environmental issues. >> that wasn't the case under bolsonaro. during his government, his four years in power we sa

cnn's rafael romo is tracking developments and has more now on the unrest in the capital. >> reporter: brazil boiling over. supporters of former brazilian president jair bolsanaro stormed key buildings sunday reaching barriers and temporarily occupying the country's congress, presidential palace, and supreme court. masses of protesters flooded the country's seat of power, many dressed in the colors of brazil's flag, yellow and green, fueled by anger and distrust over bolsanaro's defeat in a runoff election last october where he loss by less than 2 percentage points to desylva. protesters threw objects while clashing with police. this is one protester was seen sitting at the desk of brazil's congress president. cnn brazil reports the floor of the congress building was flooded after the sprinkler system activated when protesters attempted to set fire to the carpet. by evening police began dispersing the rioters from buildings and arrested hundreds of people who were detained in buses before being taken to the police station. president luna desylvia who was iginaugurated just a week ago

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cnn's rafael romo joins us. out to rafael, what are we hearing now hours after this chaos? all these buildings, they have now been retaken by government forces and cleared of protesters. what happens next? >> they have finally been cleared, pamela. and i have an update for you. former president jair bolsonaro, who left office a little more than a week ago, finally broke his silence in the last hour on his official twitter account. he said that peaceful demonstrations are part of democracy but invasions of public buildings are illegal. he also said that he always respected the constitution and the rule of law during his presidency. and finally, he railed against his political rival current president lula da silva saying he's making accusations without evidence. and as you said, brazilian authorities have confirmed the arrests of 170 people. they now say they have retaken control of all the buildings for all three branches of governments. as to the answer to what happens next question, that question remains unanswered, pamela. it has to do with the fact that the buildings wer

cnn's rafael romo has our details. >> reporter: they know their dream is across the river, but all theye lucky ones have tents or spice space in a shelter. many like this venezuelan migrant have traveled thousands of miles and vividly remember the dangers they faced in each country they travel through. >> in panama, columbian, costa rica, honduras, mexico. >> reporter: he says they were robbed and kidnapped. it's the story of thousands upon thousands of immigrants who continue traveling north even if it means risking their lives. the migrant crisis will be a top priority as u.s. president joe biden travels to mexico to meet on monday with his mexican counterpart obrador and jake tapper -- justin trudeau. b >> look, we should all recognize that as long as america is the land of freedom and opportunity people are going to try to come here and that's what many of our ancestors did and it's no surprise that it's happening again today. we can't stop people from making the journey but we can require them to come here and that they come here in an orderly way under u.s. law. >> reporter: immig

cnn's rafael romo has more on the closure of machu picchu and explains what's behind the nationwide unrest. >> reporter: peru's biggest tourist attraction, machu picchu, one of the seven wonde s of the world, peru announced they're closing the famed site indefinitely, including the inca trail that leads up to is. anti-government protests have choked transportation to and from the ancient citadel. rail operators have said they had to suspend services because several tracks have been blocked or damaged by protests that have spread throughout the country. in the past months, dozens of people have been killed in violent clashes. the fiery protest erupting after the ousting of former president pedro castillo in december. demonstrators are demanding new elections and calling for the resignation of current peruvian president, dena. the civil unrest has stranded tourists before. last month, tourists evacuated hundreds of people after similar transit issues at machu picchu. officials say this time around, some tourists have left by foot, but the trek is at least six to seven hours long. machu picch

nbc's steven romo reports. >> reporter: shocking allegations.s of nursing diplomas now called fake by federal prosecutors. >> our healthcare professionals play an important role in our public health system. we therefore expect our healthcare professionals to be who they claim they are. >> reporter: more than two dozen people, a group of school administrators, and recruiters, have been accused in a wire fraud operation to sell phony nursing degrees, creating what prosecutors describe as a short cut around educational requirements set by the state nursing boards. >> they prepared and sold fake nursing school diplomas and transcripts to nursing candidates. knowing that the candidates would use those false documents to, one, sit for nursing board examinations. >> reporter: the investigation known as operation nightingale. feds issued warrants in five states and say three schools were involved, all in florida. sacred heart institute, ciena college of health, and palm beach school of nursing. all three institutions have since shut down so efforts to r

latin affairs editor rafael romo joins us now. this has been going on for hours. this is frightening and looks out of control and has a he very familiar feel to those of us who watched something similar happen here in washington, d.c., two years ago. what's going on there right now? >> yeah. that's right, pamela. people are comparing what's happening today in brazil with what happened here in the united states on january 6th, 2021. over the last few hours we have seen protesters breaking windows and doors, vandalizing offices and clashing with police and government employees as they stormed government buildings in brazil. the capital of brazil, protesters not only stormed the congressional building, but also the planalto palace which is brazil's presidential building and the country's supreme court building. in the last hour brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva who took office only a week ago reacted to the events describing them as barbaric and calling those responsible for acts of vandalism fanatical fascists. here's a statement of what he had to say a

cnn's raphael romo joins us now. brazil already a deeply divided nation. what happens next after this weekend's chaos? >> reporter: hi, abby. number one, make sure that the government institutions can safely operate because this morning brasilia, the capital, looked like a war zone. and rioters smashed windows and demolished offices. they even tried to set fire to carpet in the congressional building. the damage is extensive. one official says imagine this -- blood, feces, and urine were found in palace rooms. president has only been in place since the 1st and is getting the government up and running. now he has a full-blown political and institutional crisis on his hands. people have been meeting in the presidential palace that just yesterday was under siege. the new president, lual a-- lul da silva, met with officials to ensure the security situation across the country didn't sdet worse. president da silva is looking to prosecute the rite rioters. 400 have been arrested but that's expected to dramatically increase. it's hard to overstate the seriousness

rafael romo, thank you so much.oining us now, brian winter, editor in chief of "america's quarterly" and expert on brazil. and cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier. she's an international affairs fellow with the council on foreign relations. brian, let me start with you. at the top i said that this is echoes of january 6th complete with the claims of a stolen election, voting machines switching votes. p am i oversimplified that or is it as clear and simple as it looks? >> as an american analyst who follows brazil for a living i'm constantly asking myself whether these similarities are misleading or not. and here the answer is no. so many similarities between january 6th in the united states and january 8th in brazil. even the date is almost the same. albeit with two years of delay. and it's no coincidence. bolsonaro and his followers have been openly following the example of donald trump going all the way back to 2016, which is the year that trump was elected and that bolsonaro launched his candidacy. we know

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steven romo has the full story >> reporter: shocking allegations, a hundred million dollar scheme, selling diplomas that were fake >> we expect our health care proi fegsales to be who they claim they are >> reporter: more than two dozen people, a group of school administrators and recruiters have been accused in a wire fraud operation to sell phony nursing degrees, creating what prosecutors describe as a short cut around educational requirements set by e rsg board >> >> they prepared and sold fake nurse going school diplomas and transcripts to nursing candidates, knowing that the candidates would use those false documents to one, sit for a nursing board examination. >> reporter: the investigation, known as operation nightingale warrants were issued in five states and three schools were involved, all in florida sacred heart institute, siena college of health and palm pbeac school of nursing. all three have since shut down so efforts to reach them were unsuccessful but more than 7600 students obtained fake degrees, paying out about $15,000 each for a total of $114 million. >> these allegedly

. >> todd: couple things, we could let this have go longer, i want tony romo in my ear telling me whathiefs take it 23-25, not happy, controversy with 10 minutes bengals stop the chiefs, however, refs ordered a do over. first down after penalty. chiefs star kelce sending a message to those who talked smack. >> wise words for the cincinnati mayor, know your role and shut your mouth. you got to fight for your right to party. >> ashley: he's something else. >> todd: did you know dwayne the rock johnson was your tight end? my sources tell me there was another game, i blocked it out. philadelphia eagles stopped the 49ers 31-7. again, eagles won both playoff games by combined 55 points. they wrote that to make me sad. city of philadelphia celebrating and this happened. what? the empire state building, which is in new york city, where the giants play, turning green and white, new yorkers not happy about it. calling the display bird brained. man, this got me fired up. you can watch the super bowl on sunday, february 12, on fox. i'm a corporate guy, i will stop being angry toward the eagles. i

rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >>> earlier i spoke with the executive director of an immigrant advocacy wintern el paso, texas, and i asked her about the president's response to the border crisis and how the public is reacting to it. here is part of our conversation. >> immigration at this point in time is, in fact, the third most important issue to voters in a new poll. that's just behind the economy and inflation. and yet the concern about immigration is, in fact, down five points from the same time last year. how do you think that will play into the priority that the president places on this issue? >> it's historically -- yeah, it's historically been an issue that has been challenging for people to be able to take on. any administration has had its attempts. it's combination, this moment where we are with our economy and other needs that people have, it will continue to be one that needs to be ratcheted up and made sure that people understand the necessity to have these kinds of focus areas on immigration so we can try to solve the problem. unfortunately the american public may not be as co

ramirez, finance minister of mexico, raquel sanchez, who is the secretary of economy, and alfonso romoho represents the business community. he is an independent businessman. and we also discussed as priority issue integration of expressed of the entire american continent and the well-being of the peoples and the new relations of cooperation, leaving behind interventionism, hegemonic interventionism. let me do set aside here to express my acknowledgment, my recognition to prime minister trudeau and president biden for the way which has been so solidary in which they've acted, in which they are acting vis-a-vis the attempt of coup d'etat in brazil. this shows that there is a commitment, authentic commitment in favor of democracy. our support for president lula of brazil. we have to -- together we have to be able to accomplish all this. everything that president biden just said we have to be able to accomplish this. that is in equal footing, for us to be treating each other as good neighbors, economic allies, and as friends. we of course will be helping to turn this dream into a reality,

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. >> steven romo joins us now. any explanation as to why the coach did this in the first place?caused him to do this, the team was losing 8-0 at the time, there was no encounter with this young man. we tried reaching out directly to that coach to ask him why and we never heard back. as for the next steps, the connecticut hockey conference is investigating right now and they'll be the ones who ultimately decide what happens next. >> steven, thanks. >>> it was an attack that shocked the nation last april, a gunman setting off smoke bombs inside a new york city subway before shooting ten people during rush now. we're getting a first look inside the subway car as passengers shot to survive. we have more and we should warn you the video is graphic. >> gun shots? >> oh my god. >>. >> reporter: the injured, the bleeding, they line the floor of the still-moving train. >> someone help me get off. >> i'll help you. >> my leg hurts a lot. >> reporter: the train approaches the 36th street station. >> put your weight on my shoulder. you're okay. go slow, don't let people bump into you. don't

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rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >>> it may be one of the most emotional games in nfl history, just six days after damar hamlin collapsed to the ground after suffering cardiac arrest. with tributes on the field and in the stands and hamlin cheering them from his hospital bed and tweeting up a storm. the buffalo bills played football today, a game that felt much bigger than just a game. hamlin wasn't there of course but his name and number were everywhere. and the game unfolded like it was scripted by a hollywood producer. with the bills scoring a touchdown on the opening kick-off. and not looking back as they went on to win, 35-23. next up for the bills, the playoffs. next for hamlin, an uncertain road to recovery. but a recovery that has inspired his teammates after he came so close to dying while playing the sport he loved. so what is the atmosphere like in buffalo? as a former bill this has to be such a special day for you. >> reporter: it is a celebration. i don't know if people will sleep tonight. it is very emotional. thankfully very good news, right, after all the sad and bad that we

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tony romo doing his best "caddyshack" impression. >> if i'm a quarterback about to become tournamentthe audience that we will see for any other event. >> reporter: you want 30 seconds of super bowl airtime it will cost you $7 million, a new record. here's a morning tv "gma" primetime has an ad. deion sanders selling oikos yogurt. commercial it was still ilming - competitive because that's who we are, but to have your family there was exciting, exhilarating. it was -- it gave us a sense of unity and love and support for one another. >> reporter: the super bowl champ and former two-sport superstar fittingly playing two roles. >> you want to see strong? that is strong. >> gives me an opportunity to see what i'm going to look like when i'm father time. you know when i'm father time. no pun intended but i'm father time. >> reporter: now according to ad week when you tally up the in-game, pregame and postgame revenue, you're looking at something around $500 million in ad revenue just on super bowl sunday. it is literally the super bowl in every way, lara. >> indeed, thank you, will. >>> we

and michelob ultra a "caddyshack" inspired campaign starring serena williams, bryan cox, and tony romoer-busch will no longer be the exclusive alcohol advertiser for the big game, opening the door to competitors like heineken and crown royal. >> no way. >> reporter: m&ms is replacing their spokescandies with maya rudolph for their super bowl ads. >> i love m&ms and you and i love me. >> reporter: the comedian stepping in following the far right media backlash last year after the company swapped their female m&ms high heels with more sensible shoes downey unstoppables keeping their star a secret. >> it's pretty obvious who you are. >> you don't know me. >> reporter: while fanduel is betting big on a familiar face, four-time super bowl champ rob gronkowski. >> what the heck is kick of destiny? >> reporter: the retired tightds end will attempt to kick a field goal live during the ad. >> wait, i don't kick. i catch. >> reporter: brands emptying the playbook to keep viewers in their seats and hoping to score big. >> mark my words watch gronk make that field goal. >> oh, yeah. >> watch it. p

five million others, romos, afro germans, gay men and women, people with disabilities, and others thatsliked by the nazi regime. 11 million people per punished as a result of these -- perished as a result of these atrocities. our responsibility? to remember. never forget what happened during world war ii. what was committed. and to do everything in our power to make sure that these types of atrocities never happen again. we owe that to support the survivors, so that their heroism is not another gotten, and we need to support holocaust education. i want to thank my colleagues in the appropriation process. we have made funds available to help the survivors of the holocaust and to provide for holocaust education. never again is what we need to achieve. we have not achieved it to date. we can look back at the atrocities committed in rwanda or take a look at what's happening today, with the uighurs or with the rohingyas. we see atrocities being committed around the world. or what's happening in ukraine, perpetrated by russia, the atrocities and war crimes being committed by the russians. so

nos encontramos con la cantante daniela romo. le preguntamos si esta del equipo de shakira o piquÉ.l y su hija ana victoria dejÓ una huella imborrable, no sÓlo en ella sino tambiÉn otros famosos que recuerdan a diego con gran cariÑo. >> ese talento con diego hace mucha falta. me gusta mucho las de amanda escrita por Él y por ella, pero recuerdo todas. >> recuerdo con una persona trabajadora, con cariÑo, tuve el homenaje de cantar con Él en el homenaje con chespirito. hay muchas canciones que son emblemÁticas. no tengo una en especÍfico que sea favorita de Él, pero lo recuerdo como buena persona. tocÓ a la gente con su cariÑo y mÚsica. >> la actriz charlene compartiÓ su sentir. >> lo recuerdo con una sonrisa, con un sentido del humor increÍble. siendo un extraordinario padre, siendo un extraordinario esposo, un referente de la mÚsica de un profesional en toda la extensiÓn de la palabra. el legado que lo sigue teniendo tanto ana como su maravillosa esposa a las que nos toca apapachar mucho. >> sergio mayer nos dio una probadita de los fans que es para Él. sergio: diego dejo un legado

. >> tony romo said, you know what, a guy can have a high ankle sprain, adrenaline can push him to finish the game, wake up the next morning, and you can't walk. anybody that says mahomes will definitely play next game, not so fast. we'll have to wait and see. mike, let's talk about two other quarterbacks, or at least two other games, let's talk about the 9ers and the cowboys. dak, you know. >> overrated. >> the team is built around him. he never comes through in the clutch. i thought it was something when he was getting angry at the cowboys kicker last week when he blows one game after another, and did it yesterday. two interceptions in the first half. the cowboys desperately needed dak to finally have a good game. he just can't come through in the clutch, and now you have these dallas cowboys who haven't been to nfc championship game since 1995. 27 years. >> yeah, you know, joe, i'm just surprised that jerry jones hasn't fired the coach and the defensive coordinator and the receivers coach for the cowboys, i mean, they end up, you know, one of their starting tight ends, i believe, steps