. >> what about the seminoles or the braves or the running rebels? >> are they complaining? >> the trojans are probably the worst program in the country and i say it because offends the people of troy. but the fighting irish. >> i haven't heard complaints. >> i am a greek and i don't like trojan, now what? >> it has to gather momentum. >> you are saying enough people spoke out about it. >> how important is the name of an nfl team? >> i think it is important. played for the steeler and when they colts moved they took the game with them. the browns kept the name when they moved. the team went to baltimore. they got the team back and it is the browns. so i believe the name of a team is huge. and your point is well taken. seminole, trojans -- >> the kansas city chiefs. >> i would not want to offend anybody but there is a tradition and the fans appreciate that tradition. my issue is how this is going down. i don't like that the u.s. trade mark office is running over the nfl and the owner's decision if they want to change it. not a u.s. senator to bully something that is none of h

it all happened just before midnight on saturday in seminole county.e shined a laser repeatedly from the ground to the seminole county sheriff's helicopter, about 800 feet in the air, using infrared cameras, the helicopter was able to find the source, alert patrol units on the ground. they captured him knew his backyard swimming pool. despite stiff penalties for the crime, numbers keep going up, the up 4,000% for incidents. it caps out to 11 a day last year. handheld laser pointsers can be purchased online of the light travels often more than a mild. when it hit as windshield of cockpit it, can expand and cause temporary blindness or disorientation among pilots. jenna, back to you. jenna: steve harrigan, live in miami. steve, thank you. eric: jenna, the controversy over the taliban prisoner swap that freed sergeant bowe bergdahl, it is making some senators even more unhappy. they had a briefing that just broke a few moments ago but what do the american people think about that controversial deal? we have some brand new polls just out. we will go in dept

the only team with a worse record, rays brought in a seminole medicine man to rid them of bad spiritsthe phillies should do that. cole hamels had his jersey retired at the minor league affiliate in lakewood, new jersey. the phils could be getting closer to trading veterans. here's cole on the losing. >> it's tough, ever since i've been here, we've always won. so i think last year was kind of the first sort of struggle that we had to, you know, go through. but we, do we have a lot of great guys, great talent. it's just a matter of everybody putting it all together at the same time. >>> rangers fan jimmy fallon not clapping for long tonight in new york. former flyers mike richard and jeff carter scored. the kings shut out the rangers 3-0. they go up 3-0 in the series, one win from another cup, my goodness. >>> new foundation charter school graduated its first class today. they opened in 2000 and today 101 students, 100% of the senior class, got their high school diplomas. congratulations. >>> people will be seeing double at a bucks county commencement ceremony, because the 2014 graduati

>> i get a chip seminole we use it for.0% in the last two weeks. >> i have a long way to go. charles: it was like the good old days. >> i did do some research, it's up 81% and to me it seemed like a pretty good deal. >> if you like the idea that the earnings are up. , sometimes they go hand-in-hand. >> it's interesting that you say that because a product that we are talking about in the cycle they are talking about, it really starts to kick in a little bit down the road. but what they are talking about is superduper data centers. all of this stuff that we generate. in 2016 come in the marketplace will be 10 times larger than it was in 2008. charles: the. charles: i will bet that this is a higher than normal risk. but i think it will put a lot of money in your pocket. today, i have a shout out today about innovation. so for years, we have this thing called cheap oil fair and we were rapidly diminishing all the oil reserves so we had. but unfortunately he was one of the first to say that there was a lot of oil and its inexhau

florida state seminoles. high cools, colleges, clothing companies. shouldn't lose a patent. >> a trademark. >> if you do, though, snyder should be smart. he should make a deal. mac a deal with the league. get a super bowl and the fans win and the team gets what they want. >> let the people decide. >> should native-americans start selling redskins merchandise? they'll make a buck off of it? >> yeah, they can make it -- >> they can start selling it. >> that's pretty cool. >> because that would absolutely hurt snyder in his pocket. yes, that would be the way to go. in fact, that's what this is all about. >> why do you want -- >> no, no, apparently people who feel offended by the name, people who feel offended say this is our way to finally get through to dan snyder. dan snyder said capital letters, no way, not changing the name. >> right. he's not budging. and if the remarks from his trademark attorney said, fine. we don't care. we've been down this road before. they've actually done this same maneuver and won. and the redskins team appealed it and got

. >> rancher, teacher, doctor, seminole, seneca, mohawk, native americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't. >> well, today, the u.s. patent and trademark office cancelled the trademark for that helmet. what does it actually mean? we'll talk about it next. >>> there's all sorts of serious news going on in the world today, which is why sometimes you have to take time to watch a crazy video on the internet. this one comings to us from thailand. those are ducks, where are they going? we don't know. we're supposed to be lightening the mood here, how about, just whoa! look at all those ducks. i mean, seriously, look at all those ducks. i didn't know they could stampede. we'll be right back. >>> there's a bombshell announcement today from the u.s. patent and trademark office, which is not generally a government agency associated with big bombshell announcements, this one was a big one. the trademark registration for the washington redskins has been cancelled. federal law protects trademarks so long as they are not deemed to be disparaging. the u.s. trademark office found

. >> look at the braves, the indians and the seminoles. look at pretty much any other team. >> the vikings. >> the vikings and the norse of the north are offended by that. >> you think don't force them, but they should do it anyway. they should do the right thing. is that it? >> i think they are digging their heels in because to this point they feel like they have been forced and controlled and heck el cked and they are like -- and heckled. they are like, no. it is like a toddler when you tell them to put their shoes on. how you like me now? i am taking off the diaper next. >> i think you disagree with ken gnaw dye. you think that redskin is a proud name of indian heritage. >> i am on record of saying that the 17 times we have done the story. a couple things. i am also generally leery of the government stepping in. in this case though, it is not the government that stepped in. a suit was brought. they heard the suit and then heard the ruling. it is not like they said, how can we do this? >> i think after harry reid's letter -- >> if they w

harris, this isolated event in no way reflects the typical manner that courtrooms in brevard and seminoles are managed by the hardworking and conscientious judges in this circuit. people come to court seeking justice and a peaceful resolution to their conflicts. joining me now, jonna spilbor and arthur aidala. i'm sure you guys have never done anything in court to p-off the just who wants to come at you and put their hands around your neck. >> what? >> plenty of times. >> have you? >> i don't think i've had a judge say he's going to throw something at me. >> and then actually beat you in the back. >> no. judges are supposed to control the courtroom. they're the referee in a boxing match. supposed to keep both sides calm, it doesn't come to the point where it becomes a schoolyard brawl. but this is a judge who's hardworking, conscientious who clearly had a bad 30 seconds, 45 seconds -- >> whoa, whoa, hang on. >> you can sigh that about somebody who commits murder. oh, they had a bad 30 seconds. >> had a bad moment. there are jobs that require an air of dignity. being a judge is up there. t

i think it is absurd to treat five individuals going from guantanamo to qatar like it's some seminoleay into the propaganda effort to make it bigger than it is. >> former national spokesman for the national security council involved in this story for a long time, tommy, thanks for ep hps us understand it lop. lots still ahead. in the nation, it's not always pretty. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrat

started to crackdown on these mascots and the chippewas are there with central michigan and the seminolesause they worked with the tribes the use them, but a lot of them fell by the wayside, so it was out there, but the redskins, it is a point of pride for the redskins and anybody who is a fan, it represents courage, and that is why it is okay and people are okay with it. >> it is interesting that you say that, because i lived in atlanta when the atlanta braves were on fire, and even jane fonda was doing the tomahawk chop. >> and she caught a lot of crap for it. >> and i will have to tell you that i interviewed many native americans and with one or two exceptions, it was not a problem at all. >> well, is it a problem for a lot of them. >> from 2008 and that means 77 years where the redskins had the name which was not a problem as opposed to the 85th year, and you are characterizing it accurately, one tribe that got momentum with it, and harry reid is stopping everything on the senate floor to say it is go g ing to have to change, a as if we don't have a economy flopping and problem in the

i'm from south florida and -- [ cheers ] go seminoles. >> yeah! >> seth: all right. >> yeah! come in and our performance space was a foyer. so, basically, guests are showing up and opening the door and like, "what are these people doing on the front step?" >> seth: that was not the worst job you ever had. you've had -- >> no. >> seth: you had one of the strangest jobs because i know a lot of improvisers who had weird jobs to pay the bills while they're improvising. you maybe had the weirdest. >> i worked in a mulch factory in south florida for one day. >> seth: one day at the mulch factory. >> bagging mulch and itching like crazy. [ laughter ] and i quit that job after one day. i also had one day at a meat packing factory in rochester, minnesota. and it was like the "i love lucy" episode where the hamburger patties are coming down the thing and you have the knit gloves and the white suit and the hairnet and the mask and the booties on the feet. and i was like, "this is awesome because i look like a hazmat guy." >> seth: right. >> so, i thought this job was going to be really

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joe, you wrote a book back in the day, seminole reading for anyone who wants to understand the clinton never been more relevant "the hunting of the president." president obama said in that sound bite that he was never surprised by controversy and this is par for the course. it seems it's only par for the course for him and bill clinton. am i right? >> no, you're right. president obama knows bill clinton. i think he's observed bill clinton's career. he knows hillary very well, who is likewise the target of the hunting as much as president clinton was. and will be more now as we are seeing with the benghazi hoax, and all the rest. so yeah, it does strike a chord. the thing about the characters in the hunting of the president, and they were characters, is that they were actually funny some of them. they're sort of the detectives from arkansas, and weirdos trying to make money from the so-called scandals, and ken starr who had his own sort of humorous uptight persona. but now, it's just pure -- i think pure viciousness directed at the president. there's nothing funny about it. what i wrote

the seminoles, the braves, the indians, the and it goes on? indians, theird logo is one of the most racist logos i've ever seen. that is not the way native american people look and it is definitely not the way our native american men look. it is very offensive and it needs to go. i think the team understands that at this point it is offensive because they won't use that logo when there in arizona or in certain places -- they are in arizona or in certain places, so i think they're moving in that direction. but other teams, the braves, the chiefs, the black hawks, someone explain this to me one time that a mascot is meant to be ridiculed. a mascot is there so people can push it around. he can be brave and stoic but it can also be something that you can put down. so when you put a native american image in that position, then you're opening up for a whole slew of different stereotypes to be directed at native american people. i think what people don't understand, what happens at these games, you go into a game and you see -- it is horrible. you se

yeah i think there's some at all there's a mare was a seminole is not a slur this word is some say yes some say no they're actually attacks on the cleveland indians for similar reasons the native americans call themselves. some some do some do not. my point is the issue is you have to have a conversation and persuasion not coercion that this is not are going to so i think i think we're all of the record and in all the various permutations that we're not going to resolve this tonight according to a new study published in the journal of the american medical association obamacare is helping young americans now stay physically and financially healthier so he found that among younger americans one hundred twenty five studied there was a six point two percent percentage point increase in people reporting excellent physical health of four percent increase in people reporting excellent mental health and an eighteen percent decline in reported annual out of pocket costs isn't this pretty much where you could predict one the age which you could be on your parents' policy was extended to twenty s

blinding light from below, a seminole county sheriff's helicopter and two pilots inside targeted.like on the receiving end of this laser attack near orlando saturday. 19-year-old trevor rango now charged with a felony. >> he said he didn't have a good explanation, but you can see in the video he was actually running around and continued to shine the laser beam at the helicopter. >> laser attacks like this are capable of disorienting and temporarily blinding pilots. >> vision itself can get washed out for a few seconds, which in and of itself can be dangerous, but there can be after images causing distortion for a number of minutes afterwards. >> it's like a camera flash going off in a pitch black car, the ultimate consequence could be a crash. the number of laser strikes is escalating nationwide, from a jet full of passengers landing in dallas -- >> it was blue and they were definitely trying to get us. >> to new york -- >> first officer's having vision problems. >> to a small plane in las vegas. >> it was right in my face. >> and another police helicopter, this attack in dallas l

. >> the pettus bridge incident is one of those seminole events that helped create a groundswell for4 to push through the voting rights act of 1965. >> the president of the united states. >> johnson feels that he needs to go before the country in a joint session of congress about why this should be done. >> i was in the home of a local family in selma with dr. king, and we watched and listened to president johnson. >> at times history and fate meet at a single time to shape a turning point in man's unending search for freedom. so it was at lexington and concord. so it was a century ago at appomattox. so it was last week in selma, alabama. there long suffering men and women peacefully protested the denial of their rights as americans. their cause must be our cause too. because it's not just negroes but really, it's all of us who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. and we shall overcome. [ applause ] >> so hear lyndon johnson, the president of the united states use the theme song of the movement, "we shall overcome," i looked at dr. king. tears came down his fa

look at the miracle on ice, considered a seminole event in u.s. sports history.ncouver in 2010 between the u.s. and canada. that did a huge enormous spectacular rating. didn't really have a huge impact on nhl ratings in the following months and years. this is exciting and fantastic and certainly we've seen world cup ratings and interest build over the past 12, 15 years. i think we're going to see that continue into the next quadrant. the mayor league soccer in the united states, you might have a little bit of carryover but that's going to build a little bit too at its own pace. i don't think you can expect a crazy explosion next season. >> we're continue our conversation tomorrow here in "the situation room." that's it for me. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room". let's step into the cross fire now. >> the entire supreme court passed judgment today and our debates starts right now. >> tonight on "crossfire," congress wins. >> a clear rebuke to the president's brazen power grab. >> and what should happen to the tens of thousands of children pouring across the

the f.c.c., and many names that eevitably get attached to the the program, the present at creation seminole name that is reedth hunt. there would be no e rate program without wreathed hunt, and that is -- reed hunt, and is that just a factual statement. [applause] the archivist tufdz, david and he's also here, got more goodies in his house down on pennsylvania avenue than else in, and over the years i've been privileged of thoseround a lot goodies and hang around david. a library guy to begin with, folks, he was stole friend the new york public library where he was running that great institution. thewhat he's done at national archives is to open up the national archives ands so much of that concept of opening means digitization. and i want to give you a personal example of why what enabled canid have .e transformative theote a couple books on civil war, and the most recent useabout abraham lincoln's of the telegraph. thank goodness at the national abraham there sit telegrams.andwritten the spielberg movie was a fabulous movie, but they got the wrong.ph office scene lincoln did not dictate h

host: we have a line set aside for medicaid applicants, that line is -- let's hear from seminole, florida. how are you? i am on social security, and i stopped working when i was 61 end-stage liver disease, so i am on social security and i have a serious problem paying my bills. medicaid, apply for at least to help me a little bit, and if i got that, that would open the door for me to get food stamps, even if this was only $200 per month. i have not been able to get anything, nothing, because they literally laugh at me. dollars,00 something $1700, this is on my social security check and i am being called to pay bills and i just don't have the money. i have never been in this position before. host: you have not been approved for medicaid? caller: i did not even get that far, don't get me wrong, they are very nice but they say that, the cutoff is $800 per month for social security. they automatically send this over but in my case they don't send it over, because i make too much money. they work strictly on numbers. so -- host: thank you for your call. guest: florida has not extended medicaid

rights are human rights, something i think she didn't know at the time would be treated as such a seminole event. while it seemed so self-evident, we clearly were each further than we are today to full participation. we have unequivocally made process. here at home and in many places around the world in terms of greater legal enfranchisement for women. greater economic opportunities for women. cultural and social prohibition easing. and yet in no country, including our own, are women and girls truly equal at any point, whether at the starting line or even at the finish line. so through no ceiling, we're looking across the world, working with traditional data partners like the urn and world bank, as well as less traditional partners, like google and facebook and the telecom companies, to really understand where do we stand? what are our legal rights? what is our economic participation, what are the social stigmas that still exist? how are we using technology? are we using technology in the days in which technology at the moment is revolutionizing the world in terms of not only access to tec

. >> reporter: it happened early monday to a seminole county, florida, sheriff's helicopter and completelycockpit. the latest in an alarming trend. here's the problem on the ground. the beam is tiny, but just a few hundred feet away, pilots say in the cockpit it becomes a dangerous distraction. lasers can cause blindness and disorientation, so serious pilots say it threatens their lives and passengers too. they began tracking them and incidents jumped 11,000% last year. nearly 4,000 last year. all field offices are offering a $10,000 reward. >> i'm going to try and narrow it down. >> reporter: in florida, deputies followed the laser right to their suspect. >> he's lasering us then running. >> reporter: 19-year-old trevor ragno now facing felony chargse, thousands of dollars in fines and up to five years in jail. part of a new crackdown on laser law breakers. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> well, the mayor of an upscale near los angeles apologizing for not disposing of his dog's waste. check this video out. dennis kinnear caught on surveillance video saturday tossing that waste on a

while there are many names that get attached to the e-rate program, the present at the creation seminole name associated with that is reed hunt. there would be no e-rate program without read hunt and that is a factual statement. and the person with more goodies in his house on pennsylvania avenueav avenue than any place other else. i have been probe privileged to hang around david. he is a library folks and what he has done at the national archive is to open up the national archives and so much of that concept of opening up means digitalization. the movie was fabulous but they got the telegraph scene wrong in the lincoln movie. he wrote them out and thank god he did and they are saved at the national archives. when you hold in your white gloved hand the piece of paper that lincoln wrote on there is one degree of separation that you feel from lincoln. and that is a privilege a few researchers like i was privileged to have get. but what david has done is to digitize all of those documents. not only the telegrams thought the other great holdings of the national archives so there is one clic

and out of the seminole documents from the u.n. you also have the second category that we have the national laws in the particular country that you're involved in, that sometimes you pay heed to as well. you know, if in fact you're in a certain country where, for example, you know, bribery is accepted. that's a good question, because i think in those cases, there really is sometimes a tension between which -- you know, which law should apply, the western law that strictly prohibits paying bribes to contracts, or the local law that sees it as a custom and a duty, and a way of life to do so. you know, there is a real issue. and the other issue that really dovetails into the secrecy piece is, what happens when you have a critical need in a certain area, and your goods or services that have been procured, and procured corruptly, but it's critical you need to get that item, good, medicine, food into that mission, or that location, otherwise, you know, people may suffer and die. and so then which takes paramount importance there. you kno

are many names that inevitably get attached to the e-rate program that the present at the creation seminole name associated with that is reed hundt. there would need no e-rate program without reed hundt and that is just a factual statement. [applause] the archivist of the united states david theriault is also here and susan said, he has got more goodies in his house down on pennsylvania avenue than anyplace else and over the years i have been privileged to hang around a lot of those goodies and hang around david. he is a library guide to begin with folks. he was stolen from the new york public library where he was running that great institution that what he has done at the national archives is to open up the national archives and so much of that concept of opening up means digitization. and i want to give you a personal example of why what reed and david have enabled can be transformative. i wrote a couple of books on the civil war and the most recent was about abraham lincoln's use of the telegraph. thank goodness at the national archives there sits abraham lincoln's handwritten telegraphs

this is a seminole event in terms of policy and politics. >> one that was here in november.out there. i'm a little groggy this morning. i stayed up late watching san antonio last night. anyway, i want to thank nbc news. another reaction from melissa. msnbc news political reporter for coming in. if you saw yesterday's show, you know up against the clock had celebrity pop-ins. next week is no different. another big name celebrity guests joins contestant row. hint, hint, i feel the earth move. next, here's melissa harris-perry and how is this happening. who is it happening to and what's being done about it? is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things

this argument being made in retail we've reached some sort of seminole change in behavior where peoplet visiting your malls. a, is it true and b, are you worried about it? >> true in some cases. if you look at the dynamics across quality portfolios, occupancy levels are up, rents are up, sales up, margins are up for retailers. seems like nobody is going to those shopping centers. i'm not sure how the numbers correspond to that. the internet is an interesting phenomenon for us, it's been terrific in the sense our retailers are figuring out how to shop on-line, pick up in store, xwroerdsly competitive, that is go to be the wave of the future. it's a great channel to redistribute goods from the store to the consumer directly, from the warehouse to the consumer directly. so, you know, our retailers are in the business to distribute goods to the consumer and the internet is another one of those channels. amazon they do a terrific job, but i wouldn't necessarily call them a retailer as much as i call them a distributor. they're not buying goods, they're not sourcing goods, they're not produc

we stand on the precipice of being able to have the same kind of seminole and packed on the flow of information and ideas in the 21st century. that is why the work that you all are doing is so important. that's why they were warm in modernization of the e-rate program is so essential and that is why today's hearing, the kinds of topics that you are going to explore are so helpful to those of us who are trying to work on just how do we seize on this incredible moment of historic significance. thank you for all that you are doing. [applause] >> thank you so much chairman wheeler. that was inspiring and i just have to say that i know librarians don't particularly want to haggle with telecom folks but we haggle with everything that we do and we do a pretty good job. so librarians out there or read pretty good hagler's? all rights just to set the record straight. also we are excited to have chris from the gates foundation and i have to say the gates foundation when i talk about andrew carnegie and i often talk about andrew carnegie when i speak i also characterized bill and melinda gates and the gat

long periods of time when these things are in an upcycle and really seize on when there has been a seminolehange somehow. what was it for coach? what has it been? >> price. price. they got too expensive. kors came on with a higher end that coach got saturated its own market, they talked endlessly about china and got people thinking that china is going to turn it. there are 100 coach factories in china except not sanctioned by coach. >> that is true. >> and it is incredible when you go to the bowery how i can get you a coach bag for a quarter of what the coach bag is. >> wasn't a lot just kors, kors became next thing. >> and kate spade came on. so i mean coach turned out to be -- you know what bags sell well for coach? the retro. you go on ebay your can get a coach bag from 1960, those are what is selling. but you are not getting any traction from this current line. i thought this shoe business was going to be good. the shoes look really good at coach. i may not be the judge i would like to think of women's shoes. >> i cannot unsee that image in my head. >> they did not have toe cleavage. kn

host: we have a line set aside for medicaid applicants, that line is -- let's hear from seminole, floridaw are you? i am on social security, and i stopped working when i was 61 end-stage liver disease, so i am on social security and i have a serious problem paying my bills. medicaid, apply for at least to help me a little bit, and if i got that, that would open the door for me to get food stamps, even if this was only $200 per month. i have not been able to get anything, nothing, because they literally laugh at me. dollars,00 something $1700, this is on my social security check and i am being called to pay bills and i just don't have the money. i have never been in this position before. host: you have not been approved for medicaid? caller: i did not even get that far, don't get me wrong, they are very nice but they say that, the cutoff is $800 per month for social security. they automatically send this over but in my case they don't send it over, because i make too much money. they work strictly on numbers. so -- host: thank you for your call. guest: florida has not extended medicaid, sh

the seminole county sheriff's helicopter was on night patrol when it was struck bay laser beam. their infrared camera, they were able to track down the suspect. 19-year-old man was arrested on felony charges and faces a $10,000 fine if he's convicted of that. then take a look at this. a lot of folks are talking about this this morning. incredible wedding video. this is a couple in oregon. they are racing against time and mother nature to get married before the flames force them to evacuate their wedding and all of their guests. listen to this. >> my heart sinking, i remember looking at the pastor saying, liz, i have to marry you today and i have to marry you here. >> after squeezing in the ceremony with a quick kiss, photographer snapped the photo, really a photo of a lifetime. it's beautiful and erie at the same time. >> it's stunning, but scary. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> somebody who loves the extreme weather is our storm chaser, maria molina. since it's wednesday, it's time for science trivia. >> that's right. it's science trivia. by the way, atlantic hurricane season officiall

there are some issues, seminoles as well where you have common ground with those groups and those particularime the original patents were applied for. nobody says the issue of disparagement today with the redskins is relevant. that is why it is important. it is when the patent was applied for. that is why the issue is critical to the redskins and nfl. the redskins are very valued. nearly $2 billion. $104 million in operating income. that is all up in the air today. the lawyers are trying to vigorously defend it. >> we know last month, 49 senators and harry reid signed a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell saying the team is quote, on the wrong side of history. what do you think of the issue of the team changing the name? >> there is a legal and financial issue. dan snyder bought the team knowing he had the logo and trademark. done a good job whether you like the logo on trademark of marketing the team. the pressure outside clearly the d.c. city council and senators and you referred to. the other pressure is the nfl. all of the teams minus the cowboys share in each other's merchandise. i

braves, indians, seminole, all of these names will be up for debate. relationship with the giants. i guess you could say it's been broken. >> i have relationships with both giants and redskins. how is that? joe theisman, thanks for being with us this morning. >> you're welcome. great to see you. >> we're not going to book l.p. and joe theisman together. >>> here is what's coming up straight ahead. >> he jumped on a grenade to save his friend's life. coming up, see the tattoo that got a medal of honor recipient through tough times. colonel kyle carpenter is here with us next. >>> and a teen-ager arrested for pot could spend the rest of his life behind bars. this story has many people asking does the punishment fit the crime? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for paul ridley there's no substitute for advil. it's built to be as fast as it is strong and fights pain at the site of inflammation. and made for people like paul, who believe nothing should stop you from achieving your goals. not doubt. not fear. and definitely not back and shoulder pain. advil has the strength an

in fact, if you like the outdoors, visit seminole canyon, not far from del rio, which has one of the largest collections of indian pictographs anywhere in the world. or visit the devil's river, which is the last river in texas still in its natural state. if you're a sports fan, there are plenty of sporting events to catch, such as the mighty ram football team or the annual fishing tournament held on lake amistad, which is a national recreational area run by the national park service. so if you find yourself near del rio, i invite you to experience the culture, take a dip in the san felipe creek or to catch a theater show and bring back a bag of julio's corn chips that i'm sure you are to enjoy. thank you, mr. speaker, for letting me talk about the 23rd district of texas, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. frankel, for five minutes. ms. frankel: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask permission to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: wi