those include john sanchez, carlos lopez cantera, boyd rutherford and thia that doran. and ak chely we elected among them the only african-american lieutenant governor from either party across the country. we elected last night domestic candidates that promote policies that are favored by voters to create jobs, get america growing and moving ahead again, more choice in location and more opportunity for everyone. i'm proud of our team over at

i met up with the two-time pro bowler at the giants' training facility in east rutherford, new jersey talk about his unlikely journey to the nfl. you played basketball in high school. jason: right. allie: and then finally your junior season decided to step on to the football field. jason: yeah. allie: why did you even play? jason: it all started with a guy named coach greg mennis, and he was like, "hey, jpp, come here." and i'd be like -- he's like, "come out on the field and play some football." i'd be like, "i'm coming. i'm coming," but at the time, i had a job working at boston market paying the bills for my family or whatever, and every day he asked me to come, come. allie: jpp grew up in a neighborhood of haitian immigrants in deerfield beach, florida. his parents had to come to the united states to escape turmoil in haiti in the 1980's. growing up, money was always tight, and the family's situation was made tougher by his dad's medical condition. jason: my father lost his vision when i was born, so that's 25 years he's been blind. allie: with his blind father unable to work, it

william rutherford was from this area. he was the leader of the red sticks attack. the folks inside fort mims had been boarded up for about a month. there was a skirmish in july around fort mims. apparently the red sticks attack was in response to that skirmish. the creeks had been in their own territory and they were attacked by americans. they felt they were wronged by that and decided to take revenge in this area. so in the morning, the folks inside the fort had to go out and find food. there were 500 people inside the fort, so very cramped conditions and they had to forage every day for food. people dispersed and began to harvest crops from nearby fields. that went on throughout the morning.

william rutherford was from this area. he was the leader of the red sticks attack. the folks inside fort mims had been boarded up for about a month. there was a skirmish in july around fort mims. apparently the red stick attack was in response to that skirmish. they had been in their own territory and they were attacked by americans. they felt they were wronged by that and decided to take revenge in this area. so in the morning, the folks inside the fort had to go out and find food. there were 500 people inside the fort, so very cramped conditions and they had to forage every day for food. people dispersed and began to harvest crops from nearby fields. that went on throughout the morning. there were some sightings in the area by african slaves and they reported this, but were not believed for some reason. one was being whipped for having spread false rumors. the attack was a surprise. the garrison was not a form terry -- formal military unit. and so very badly lead. the fort was badly dealt. the gun loopholes, which should have been five feet above the ground, were

i want to introduce you to the co-chairs of the hogan rutherford transition team. i'm going to appoint secretary jim brady who is the only man who has actually chaired the transition team for two previous maryland governors. both a democrat and a republican. he chaired the team for these administrations. and as co-chair with him, because this is such an important effort, i'm going to appoint lieutenant governor boyd rutherford and the two of them will be managing the entire transfer of power. we're going to be reaching out to try to find the most capable and most qualified people we can in state government, to put into state government, and we're going to do that in a bipartisan fashion. this is really about the people of maryland. as i said last night, it doesn't matter to me whether you're a republican or a democrat. whether you voted for us or not. we're all going to work together, roll up our sleeves and work in a bipartisan fashion, reaching across the aisle, and trying to come up with bipartisan comments and solutions. this victory was not a partisan one. nea

the stadium is in east rutherford, new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york.etlife opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. it's the only stadium that houses two nfl teams -- giants and the jets. it's also the largest in terms of seating capacity. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people say to us -- why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. it is important to note that there has been not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when it plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. this is the first time it is being hosted by two teams, the jets and the giants. the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the f

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those include john sanchez, carlos lopez cantera, boyd rutherford and thia that doran. and ak chely we elected among them the only african-american lieutenant governor from either party across the country. we elected last night domestic candidates that promote policies that are favored by voters to create jobs, get america growing and moving ahead again, more choice in location and more opportunity for everyone. i'm proud of our team over at the rslc for the excellent job that they did as well as our candidates. with that, i pass it on to chairman wheldon. >> thank you, governor. and reince and jerry, great job. we ran a ducks offense at the house. remind me of the old carpenters song, "we've only just begun." and we have just begun. what you heard my colleagues talk about is how the republican party is back, we're back with youth, we're back with diversity, we're back with women, and we've got a long way to go, but we've made great gains. if you look at the house races versus the senate, we were predominantly in blue territory. these were blue districts we were competi

. >>> blake rutherford is a journalist for a weekly journal. he joins me now from philadelphia.ean, you are -- blake you have so involved in so many of the things going on in arkansas, where does this discussion figure in? >> i think it's one of the things, ali. i mean it's a very interesting political cycle in arkansas. you can look at competitive races for the u.s. senate, governor, and house, all the way to state initiatives like liquor sales as being part of the overall political dynamic. as you guest just pointed out, it's a unique issue. certainly it's part of the conversation. >> let's talk about what is going on. there are interesting and hard-fought races going on at several levels in arkansas right now. republicans are trying to create guilt by association with president obama. bill clinton is trying to help up, because he is still pretty popular in a red state. tell me how this is all playing out in the big races there. >> you characterized it, i think appropriately. the republicans want this race to be about barack obama and a referendum on the president and his poli

that will include john sanchez, boyd rutherford, and diana durham.e elected the only african-american the tenant of and are from either party. they were favored by voters to great job, get america growing and moving ahead again. more choice in education, more opportunities for everyone. >> a great night and a great tie. we ran a ducks offense at the house. what you heard my colleagues talk about is how the republican party is back, we are back with youth, we are back with adversity, we are back with women and we have a long way to go, but we have made great gains. if you look at the house races versus the senate, we were predominately in blue territory. these were believed districts we were competing in and we won. we had good talented candidates at the republicans in those districts nominated. barack obama's agenda was on the ballot, it was a referendum, it is a storage in its nature. we are as big as a majority as any of us have seen. as i stand before you, we have still not counted martha -- race yet. she is up 37 votes or something. we think that

appointed a former secretary of business and economic development and his lieutenant governor both rutherford to head a transition team. >> we'll put together a bipartisan administration. >> reporter: the message remains cut spending and taxes, one of hogan's first big decisions as governor to be on funding the $2.5 billion purple line transit project in the d.c. suburbs. he opposed it during the campaign. today he refused to commit to the purple line one way or the other. in annapolis, scott broom, wusa9. >> hogan will have what he called a bigger hammer than previous republican governors thanks to republican gains in the general assembly. democrats will have a much tougher time overriding any future hogan veto. >>> in the district muriel bowser cruised to an easy win in the mayoral election. bowser bested her closest challenger independent david catania by 18 points. the 42-year-old councilwoman becomes d.c.'s seventh mayor and only its second woman in 40 years of home rule. >>> people with a green thumb may soon be able to start growing their own pot in the district. voters said yes to ini

his running mate is attorney boyd rutherford. the two have battle id it o into states and hogan pointing out the flaws of maryland's health exchange website which brown was responsible for. meanwhile brown's camp saying hogan's stance on gun control something brown is very passionate about. he helped pass that historic gun reform bill. but whoever you vote for today be informed and download the wusa9 app and it will be a very busy day today here in upper marlboro. we will be here when brown comes out to cast his ballot. back to you. >> thank you nikki. in virginia, the u.s. senate race pits democrat incumbent mark warner against republican challenger ed gillespie. >> the race is expected to be close when it comes down to the wire tonight. warner has emphasized his bipartisan record. now gillespie has been trying to leadership warner to president obama and the disapproval over-- link warner to president obama and the affordable care act. >> republican barbara comstock is facing off against the democrat john foust in the tenth dist

inspectors showed up unannounced at several games, including the one the 9ers played in east rutherford, new jersey. dea investigators asked the team's staff about how they give drugs to the players, if they have documentation of their scripts, and whether team doctors were even allowed to practice medicine in the state of new jersey. kpix 5 football analyst and former 49er jerry newberry is one of 1300 players suing the nfl. >> i would be very surprised if they didn't find exactly what they went in to go look in those locker rooms. >> reporter: to see if there is paperwork? >> if there is any paperwork and if there was, if it was explained to the player are you dis-- you know a lot of times you got a handful of stuff you don't know what you are taking. >> reporter: dea inspectors also visited two other visiting teams sunday. the tampa bay buccaneers after their game in washington, and the seattle seahawks in kansas city. as far as we know, there have been no arrests. michelle. >> ryan, we know the team flew back to the bay area last night. what did team officials say about the inspecti

rutherford. here is what we see happening throughout the country, people are aligning their votes for values and voting for candidates who are not of their own complexion. i do see in the future of low expectations that deliver by some folks who profit from keeping some folks down an unfortunately it is your peers. we see this in the nfl when the comment about russell wilson not being black enough. what does that mean? here is my comment and my response to that. it is foolishness. it is ridiculous and it is hogwash. at the end of the day, be natural. be yourself. don't try to be normal, whatever that stereo typical definition or lame excuse for under performing is. folks who question our identity and ethic identify because you don't fit into their mold is a insult to the entire community. >> that is a powerful way to say it. and i have to ask you about something we found out moments ago. there was a newly bub litschs army -- newly publishes army regulation and it said a service member in the army

>>reporter: boyd rutherford is now the lieutenant governor. >> i have a lot of respect for lieutenant governor brown, but i just don't think that he generated a lot of excitement and there was a concern about it, it just was a continuation of the last eight years. >> tomorrow the people of maryland finally take maryland back. [ cheers and applause ] >>reporter: with governor- elect larry hogan in annapolis, scott broom, wusa 9. >>reporter: democrats may outnumber republicans 2-1 in maryland, but anthony brown clearly failed to get his supporters of off the couch and into the voting booth. [ cheers ] >>reporter: for just the second time in 40 years, a democrat has failed to win the maryland governor's race. some democrats say anthony brown simply never clearly defined himself to voters in the democratic strongholds in prince georges and baltimore city. he may have said he would fight for working families ahe middle class, but those messages never got through. >> the things that we fought for on this campaign will not be ignored. we will continue to stand up and speak out for working fa

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william rutherford was from this area. he was the leader of the red sticks attack.olks inside fort mims had been boarded up for about a month. there was a skirmish in july around fort mims. apparently the red stick attack was in response to that skirmish. they had been in their own territory and they were attacked by americans. they felt they were wronged by that and decided to take revenge in this area. so in the morning, the folks inside the fort had to go out and find food. there were 500 people inside the fort, so very cramped conditions and they had to forage every day for food. people dispersed and began to harvest crops from nearby fields. that went on throughout the morning. there were some sightings in the area by african slaves and they reported this, but were not believed for some reason. one was being whipped for having spread false rumors. the attack was a surprise. the garrison was not a form terry -- formal military unit. and so very badly lead. the fort was badly dealt. the gun loopholes, which should have been five feet above the ground, were at thr

that will include john sanchez, boyd rutherford, and diana durham.-american the tenant of and are from either party. they were favored by voters to great job, get america growing and moving ahead again. more choice in education, more opportunities for everyone. >> a great night and a great tie. we ran a ducks offense at the house. what you heard my colleagues talk about is how the republican party is back, we are back with youth, we are back with adversity, we are back with women and we have a long way to go, but we have made great gains. if you look at the house races versus the senate, we were predominately in blue territory. these were believed districts we were competing in and we won. we had good talented candidates at the republicans in those districts nominated. barack obama's agenda was on the ballot, it was a referendum, it is a storage in its nature. we are as big as a majority as any of us have seen. as i stand before you, we have race not counted martha -- yet. she is up 37 votes or something. we think that she will likely votes this time

lieutenant governor, boyd rutherford elected.don't fit in. be you. do the natural thing. don't do the normal thing. do the natural thing. if it's in your heart to be inconsistent with what they say is the status quo break it. >> right. we have in sports, rgiii got accuse of not being black enough. russell wilson is not black enough and charles barkley spoke similar. the president did himself in the white house. >> and we should all be speaking out because there shouldn't be a single stereo typical definition of what it means to be black enough. we should all be looking first and foremost how much of an american are you? that's where we should start the conversation and debate. in this country, even though i did -- had a difficult time in high school, this country and south carolina gave may second chance. if you will do all that you can do, help will come your way. if you won't do it, then help is going to be a little far off. >> i know -- >> defining yourself -- >> i know you're a big role model to so many people in south caroli