when grant and sherman finally reach the high ground east of vicksburg and sherman looks there the river valley where he had attacked in them,er, sherman tells this has been a successful campaign. almost to say this part of the campaign is over. you are entitled to all the glory. i wanted to do it a different way, but you are entitled to the glory for this and you should make a report to washington because even if we don't take vicksburg, this has been a successful campaign. the first part is getting vicksburg, then you have got to take vicksburg. i'm going to check my time here. i fully realize i'm the only thing standing between you and lunch. [laughter] be the largerwill process of getting to vicksburg, adding to a place where you can take the city. as we move down the operational level of the war, within the process of the first effort, getting to vicksburg, that's when we get into these major efforts in this operational campaign level. grant starts southward from tennessee down to mississippi, river. down close to the water valley mississippi. he has turned back by those confederate

fans have had this love-hate- love relationship with richard sherman. len ramirez joins us from >> reporter: the nfl is one of those places where the villain you hate to go up against can be treated and practically overnight become the hero you are happy to richard sherman. richard sherman is looked up to as one of the better leaders on this 49er squad, even though he comes to the team with a history. >> eye out there every day and try to execute my job and play hard. the chips are going to paul. people are going to like you my people are going to hate you, et cetera. >> reporter: sherman's relationship with 49er stances complicated. >> >> reporter: as a seattle seahawks, sherman helped knock the niners out of the 2014 championship game. his harsh words after the game made in person that niners fans love to hate. some still hold a grudge, but his key interception last week against the vikings helped fill a win, and his play all season has won the hearts of many. >> now he is one of us. he is a team player. he supports the team. he is a team leader. >> r

basically, grant after sherman shows up with his army, with his corps, decides he wants general sherman to be the hero of the battle. if you look up here, i know some people can't see red, but there is sherman on the left wing. the plan grant had that day, on november 25, was for sherman to attack this wing, and roll up bragg's line along missionary ridge. also he had general hooker, coming down off lookout mountain, and crossing the creek here and attacking the ridge, so have a pincer movement on both sides to roll up this whole line. bragg's line was fairly weak. he had sent away general long street to knoxville for some reason, even though he was facing two to one odds, almost three to one. and bragg's engineer, a man by the name of ledbetter from the most northern of the new england states -- [laughter] had actually set the lines in a faulty position. he put the lines on top of the ridge instead of the military crest. so, when the attack actually does happen, the lines are really in a bad spot. but sherman up here on this flank is unable to crack the confederate troops in this area,

that is a brief look inside a sherman tank. a lot of the guys in our organization, our veteran army tankers are retired. i enlisted in 1978, commissioned in 1980, and retired in 2009. i started on the m48 tanks, which was not much different in many respects, and i finished on the m1 tanks. for us, it's a labor of love to keep the history of these things alive. to tell the public about the experiences of soldiers, to be on them again is special for us. most importantly, to convey the stories of the soldiers and to keep the history alive. ♪ >> up next we take you to the jackson center to learn more about the civil rights movement of the 1960's. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion cheek jackson center. the marion cheek jackson center is a place where we preserve the history of the north side and 10 top communities. these are photographs of the civil rights movement that took place here in chapel hill in the 1960's. in the 1960's chapel hill was segregated. people could not go into stores,

sherman was 100% behind grant. james p mcpherson is the the -- is the 17th corps commander -- he also is a protege of grant. a lot of people, he is young and attractive and all that. grant likes him. grant is going to get in good situations and so forth. meteoric rise. just one day he is a lieutenant colonel of engineers and the next thing he is a general kind of thing, and you see grant's hand in that when he was promoted, in fact. mcpherson says what am i promoted for? i have done anything. but that is mcpherson, his relationship with grant. some historians take a different view of this. and my favorite one of these is ed darst. you all know him. basically doing tours and so on in vicksburg and so on, his take on it, he says if grant turned a corner, mcpherson would break his nose. [laughter] so he is a little bit of a brown noser, a little bit. but they are both firmly in grant's camp. now the third corps commander, the ranking commander, is not a grant fan, a grand protege, and there are some troubles. you can

as we compare that to the m4 sherman. this one could move 360 degrees and 15 seconds, it would take that one a minute to do that. it gives a tremendous advantage. infamously reliable. again, one of the earlier versions, you'll see these armor plates. several of them. in the earlier versions, this is where the ammunition was stored. not a good position. they realized it was -- they started adding these armored plates as a means to protect that ammunition. early on, they debuted in north africa in british hands. they developed a reputation of being death traps because of explosions. a lot of people attributive that the gasoline. it was actually the ammunition combusting when the hull was breached. they took the lighter ammunition and put it in the lower hull. they're called rec storage tanks. in the later versions, the ammo is stored in a double-walled box. between the boxes is a solution of glycerin and water. should the hull be breached in that area, it lowers the kinetic energy of the incoming rounds that the an ammuniti

2017 season when sherman was hurt.an joined the 49ers and he was very emotional after last nights when. he also talked about the physical toll of the game. >> a lot of things you do not see, a lot of unspoken things and a lot of work away from the cameras, you guys see the games that you do not see the hours and hours of work and hours and hours of study of treatment and pain and the nights at home you don't get to spend with your kids because you're just getting your knee back and the hamstring back and your back and the kids are rubbing on you to make you feel better, people don't understand the sacrifice that goes into being great for the game spin after the game sherman told the reporters the team wants to wear their throwback jerseys when they play the chiefs at super bowl liv and the 49ers will technically be the away team in miami so they will probably wear their white uniforms, however the nfl has strict rules on how many times teams can with robaxin and most recently wore their throwbacks and their week 17 vic

inside a brief look sherman tank. a lot of the guys in our organization, our veteran army tankers are retired. 1978, commissioned in 1980, and retired in 2009. , started on the m48 tanks which was not much different in many respects, and i finished on the m1 tanks. for us, it's a labor of love to keep these things alive. public about the experiences of soldiers, to be on them again is special for us. convey theantly, to experience of these soldiers who served. >> this weekend on the presidency, former bush administration officials describe their roles in george increase07 decision to american troop levels in iraq. of continuing on this question, it is at the heart of the disagreement between politicians and academics. course ofck in the this project but reading the final product, about something i had realized early in my career when working on the issue of sanctions. this is before i went into government and was a fellow at the brooks institution. i release you had sanctions that academics say don't work and policyma

[laughter] so that is grant and sherman. now i will go to this conclusion, which the more i think about this book, the more i become interested in the different ways we write history. and i do think that there is a new kind of writing history that is growing up in this country that is very exciting. but i do think more and more historians are including people's intimate lives, rather than just the monumental parts and the big inventions. and there are many historians who are doing those who actually take you to the place and let you be in the scene with the people they are writing about. that is what, i hope to be, one of those historians appeared i hope that i, in this book, take you to that place and let you feel what it was like to be grant on that night, or that you feel what it was like to be ethan allen at ticonderoga. also somewhat drunk. ok. words about the nature of history. in the second week of december 1620, almost a month after make our landing on cape cod, after bearing unimaginable hardships, the journey, the

sherman learns to fight from grant, not vice versa. i kept running into sherman. he said go after it. they fit the narrative, grant did not have the supply line. he had a helluva supply line. warren took me to the battlefield and took me to his home. minute details, grant was getting hundreds of wagons a day in louisiana and steamboats, and out to his army and being a quartermaster in mexico, he knew how to handle that. i want to tell it right and to encompass. in a book that would be read by a general reader, not just narrow military history. >> where did that myth come from. i learned not that long ago that was wrong. he is headed to vicksburg and cut free of supply lines and didn't do that. like everything i read within those books. >> this military secretary and grant approved the book and worked itself into the memoirs. the funny thing in the memoirs, to actually cut the supply line, 7 or 10 pages later he says, we cut it at jackson, too long and vulnerable. the answer is in the book. >> the pleasure of reading both of your books. they are very good by the wa

ambassador sherman mentioned a few theaters. i think back to a case in 2011 when individuals were arrested in the united states for a plot to attack the saudi ambassador at a washington, d.c. restaurant just across town from where i am now. this is a plot that had links to the quds force that qassim soleimani oversaw at the time. so, it is certainly true to say our diplomats and service members in iraq, americans in syria, americans in lebanon, americans throughout the region will be under increased threat. my concern more so is that americans here at home will also be under increased threat as a result of what happened tonight. >> daniel, your reaction to where this story stands at this hour? >> well, first of all, i'm thinking about the americans who are serving overseas right now who are facing incredible danger of retaliation. and i'm hoping that the trump administration, as folks have said, have a real plan to deal with that. this is a brutal thug with blood on his hands all across the middle east, in his own country, peace

ambassador wendy sherman, a former under secretary of state in the obama administration will join us, she was the lead negotiator on the iran nuclear agreement, and she's now an msnbc global affairs contributor. ned price is with us, a former director and spokesperson for the national security counsel in the obama administration. and a former state department and white house official in the obama administration is also with us. andrea, i want to start with you and i actually want to start with that interview you did this afternoon with the defense secretary. i watched every minute of it. it seemed as though things had calmed from his perspective, and there was no clue about what was going to happen tonight. >> well, there were some hints along the way because he had briefed pentagon reporters this morning as well and said there could be a preemptive strike if they felt that u.s. interests or certainly u.s. lives were at stake. but there's no real hint in our interview. we asked what would happen next, and appropriately if they were planning this he certainly would not comment on it. t

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wasn't really clear how much sherman had left in the tank but he was named -- that honor earned shermanool $2 $2 bonus. it's clear, though, he's focused on getting set for a playoff game next week not individual rewards. >> it is an honor, but it's something i'll celebrate hopefully in a couple of weeks after we win some more games. >> it's even more special coming of the achilles and knowing the ups and downs of that injury and how it derails a lot of careers. i really wanted it, but you never know if it's possible until it happens. so i'm thankful. hopefully i can continue to grow. >> when christian mccaffrey came out some doubted his speed, his ability to run inside. no doubts anymore. at two positions, running back and the recently created flex position. the panthers star became only the third player in nfl history with only a thousand receiving and rushing musgrave and cal's new offensive coordinate replacing and backup quarterback for the niners in the early 90s. helping carr raise his game when he was on that raiders staff. cleaning ball, the boys need the famous idaho potato, th

why is richard sherman a bit peeved? that's coming up later on in sports. dan, ama, back to you. >> all right. >> that was a great story. >> absolutely. >> another reason to root for the 49ers. >>> every year the nfl presents one of its most prestigious awards to a player in honor of his volunteer and charity work as women as his excellence on the field. >> this is a different story involving 49ers quarterback richard sherman. the nominee for the walter payton man of the year award. now he is launching a new initiative to help young adults with financial literacy. >> chris nguyen has a preview. >> every whupping comes with a lesson. this is your lesson. >> a new digital series featuring richard sherman centers around lessons in financial literacy all aimed at young adults. >> it hits so close to home to me. a person that comes from a family that went bankrupt twice. it's important for me to ensure that the next generation doesn't fall into those same pitfalls. >> in adulting with richard sherman, he breaks down his strategies for financial success. teaming

wasn't really clear how much sherman had left in the tank but he was named -- that honor earned sherman a cool $2 million bonus. it's clear, though, he's focused on getting set for a playoff game next week not individual rewards. >> it is an honor, but it's something i'll celebrate hopefully in a couple of weeks after we win some more games. >> it's even more special coming of the achilles and knowing the ups and downs of that injury and how it derails a lot of careers. i really wanted it, but you never know if it's possible until it happens. so i'm thankful. hopefully i can continue to grow. >> when christian mccaffrey came out some doubted his speed, his ability to run inside. no doubts anymore. at two positions, running back and the recently created flex position. the panthers star became only the third player in nfl history with only a thousand receiving and rushing yards. musgrave and cal's new offensive coordinate replacing and backup quarterback for the niners in the early 90s. helping carr raise his game when he was on that raiders staff. cleaning ball, the boys need the famous

firing is over the middle and it is intercepted at the 40 yard line by richard sherman. the two and grounded, touchdown. hd >> that is so great, i can watch that all morning. super bowl liv right here on 2 complete coverage leading to the game including live reports from miami. the super bowl is in two weeks on for a second. >> also in the day, advocates f mlk day holiday to spotlight the homeless and they will be holding a rally at oakland city church starting at 10 am this morning and they say the bay area housing crisis is catastrophic and they will hold a strategy meeting on how to get more housing for the homeless. the church is on macarthur boulevard at coolidge and you are welcome to join the discussion. >>> several bay area cities are updating local laws about second homes on private property. the homes are officially called accessory dwellings but more commonly called granny flats or in law units. new state laws override city regulations that ban most second and third units on properties, piedmont and walnut creek will take up those issues at meetings tomorrow a

former editor for time is rick engle and frank figliuzzi from capitol hill and senior writer jake sherman and peter baker. we haven't seen you in a while. you've been writing unbelievable news stories and analysis pieces about this moment in the trump presidency and it would seem at very least, at the very least, the public messages is egg re e reegeously -- egregiously inconsistent between one moment and another and between one press account and another. >> yeah, even if the pentagon doesn't know whether it is coming or going in iraq. it is hard to blame the rest of the world to be confused about what the strategy right now. you have a situation where the strike on soleimani last week was executed with brutal efficiency and then the aftermath has been anything but clear and consistent. the president said as you point out, one day he will tackle -- attack cultural sites and the next backing off in the defense secretary saying no can't do that. the explanation of the origins of the attack, whether it was imminent response to previous attacks or actually trying to forestall an imminent atta

the sherman series, there were tanks 500 of these manufactured during the world war.is series of tank was used by every one of the allied nations during the second world war to include england, the soviet union and nationalist chinese received sherman tanks as a result to have lend lease program. it was a vehicle that had a strategic effect on the war just because of the number of those that were out there and the allied nations that used them. this hank tank was reliable. it had a ready rate of 94%. compared to some of the german tanks which operational readiness hovered around 50% to 60%. for us it is really a labor of love to keep the history of these things alive and to talk to the public about the experiences of soldiers that served on them and to get the opportunity to come out and be on them again is very, very special for us. that is really the motivation. most importantly convey the story of the soldiers who served on these tanks and keep the warfare live. >> ♪ u.s. tankers are fighting the war the tanks keep on fighting the war n the victory on to victory >>

the seahawks let him go after the 2017 season when sherman was hurt. 2018 sherman joined the 49ers andvery emotional after last night's big win. he talked about the physical toll of the game on his body. >> a lot of things you do not see that are unspoken things, a lot of work away from the cameras and you guys see the games that you do not see the hours and hours of work and hours and hours of study and hours and hours of treatment and pain, overcoming pain, the nights at home that you do not get to spend with your kids because you're trying to get your knees back or your hamstring back or your back and your kids are sitting there rubbing on you trying to er but that goes into being great at this game. >> after the game richard wear their d reporters the throwback jerseys when they play the chiefs in super bowl liv, the 49ers will technically be the away team in miami and they will probably wear their white uniforms, however the nfl has strict rules about how many times a team can wear those throwback uniforms. they most recently were the throwbacks during their week 17 win over the s

for richard sherman, it will be the third super bowl of his career.richard sherman graduated from stanford, went to the super bowl twice with the seahawks, but the seahawks let him go after the 2017 season when he was hurt. in 2018 sherman joined the 49ers and he was very emotional after last night's big win and talked about the if is cal toll of the game. >> a lot of things you don't see, a ton of unspoken things and work away from the cameras. you can see -- you don't see the hours and hours of work, the hours and hours of study and treatment, pain, overcoming pain, that -- the nights at home you don't get to spend with your kids because you're trying to get your knee or hamstring or your back and your kids sitting there rubbing on you trying to make you feel better. people don't understand the sacrifices to being great at this game. >> and after the game sherman said the 49ers want to wear their throw back jerseys when they play the chiefs and super bowl 54. 49ers technically will be the away team down in miami. they'll probably wear their white un

that contract is paying off now, and sherman wants to make sure his critics know it. >> it feels greatde the right decision i knew what i was doing when i did it. and that is why it was frustrating to hear all the nonsense. but, when you have people saying stuff like that you got to wait for the long play. you know, i keep all the receipts, i keep it in my back pocket because i know i will be writing in >> 49ers a backup quarterback was back at practice today. he was away from the team to be with his family for nearly 2 weeks after his 22-year-old brother clayton was fatally stabbed on december 21st in nashville. the rater center rodney hudson was named to the all-pro second team for the first time in his career. he is the first all-pro selection since 2016. cal football has hired bill musgrave as the newest offensive coordinator. musgrave has spent most of his coaching career in the nfl. he was the raiders offensive coordinator with the team made the playoffs in 2016. the 52-year-old spent four seasons with the 49ers as a backup quarterback to steve young in the 1990s. >>> some baseba

. >>> richard sherman appreciates this trip to the super bowl a bit more. the votes bondget the call? up next. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> i hope barry bonds wasn't sitting by the phone because it never rang. baseball announced the latest hall of fame and he didn't pass. the baseball home run king received 61% of the vote, his highest total in eight years on the ballot. he continues to make small grasp of small progress but still short of the 75% required. he has two years left on the writers ballot. derek jeter was elected on his first try. the former yankee star missed out on being a unanimous selection by only a single vote. he will be joined in the class. >> who would vote not

raj, what's going on with richard sherman? i know you were just teasing that earlier. >> reporter: yep, this morning we woke up to a little bit of breaking news. richard sherman saying the nfl has now drug tested him for the second straight week and he's not happy about it. let's show you what he tweeted about 90 minutes ago, richard sherman saying this. i wonder how many other players have to get blood taken before the super bowl. probably a very exclusive fraternity. now there is some history here. richard sherman was also drug tested late in the 2012 season. he failed that drug test and was facing a suspension. however, he petitioned the nfl. they overturned the test and he was free and clear. we'll see what happens with this drug test. we're going to expect to see richard sherman later on today when they practice at nearby university of miami in coral gables. a bit of drama here in south florida. let's flashback in time. ready for this. 25 years ago this week right here in miami, florida, the 49ers, the last time they won

and this afternoon, sherman met the media again. >> i have no idea. it is random. it is supposed to be the chances getting picked for a blood test twice in two weeks is supposed to be one in a million. apparently i'm one in a million. >> you may recall that the former niners safety who protested along with colin kaepernick, now he's a member of the carolina panthers. he too felt like he was being targeted with ran doll blood test that's seemed to come up very frequently. coincidence? you be the judge. we are lye a block away from miami beach. the buena vista pop-up. we'll see you at 6:00. >> no doubt. you'll believe right in the middle of all that jumping. thank you so much. >>> richard sherman has something to offer. >> you've got to know what you're capable of. how adult am i? >> it's a fair question and he has some answers. maybe growing up doesn't have to be so hard. >> also the move to end what one official calls the culture of pay to play politics in san francisco. >>> feeling more like spring than winter? i'll when it comes to health coverage, it helps to ha

romaine: our thanks there for all on the sherman ratio. let's turn to washington. announcing plans to overhaul the environment to policy back. it requires federal agencies to consider the environmental impact of projects such as roads, bridges, and pipelines for approval. the purpose is to speed up permitting. kevin cirilli spoke with david bernhardt to talk about the changes. builder.esident is a what we have done is come out with a proposal that will go out for public comment that improves on the national environmental .olicy act it is a wonderful statute that has a noble mission. that mission is to ensure for government decisions that are likely to affect the environment that the government before making a decision and taking an action, goes and thinks about the environmental consequences of its proposed action, looks at alternatives to the proposed action, and solicits public input. the those things are done, goal is to make a more informed decision based on that information. nekeep that core tenant of pa in place and fulfill that mission. we come up with proto

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there is history between the nfl and richard sherman.ect to hear from him later on today when they practice at nearby university of miami. that's the player's side of the story. now the fans and the people here in miami, if you're comin to miami, you'd better look good. south beach, everyone looks good. of day this is the scene on the streets of south beach. this is also where all the parties and super bowl parties are happening this week. we chatted with some of the locals. take a listen. is this where all the beautiful people hang out? >> of course. so many beautiful girls here, beautiful people and a lot of muscle. >> people are beautiful around here. they are. everybody is. we haven't seen one -- we even saw>> bill: dog saw beautiful dogs. >> we're wondering if it's real. >> it's all real. >> the best plastic surgeons are in miami, right? >> reporter: i suppose so. maybe i'll get a little eye tuck and a lip job. everyone looks good and is getting ready for the big game. we need you here. there's a flight that leaves 8:30on. >> i'm re

richard sherman picks off kurt cussan cousins. poland, two rushing touchdowns. the niners open up a 27-10 lead. and six sacks total. nick bosa had two. niners win 27-10. coach shanahan talking about the rushing attempt. 47 carries for 186 yards. >> that's a goal we set on monday, right when we found out that we believed the team that got over 30 rounds would win. and that was a complete team goal. and the offense would not have been able to get that many runs if the defense didn't play like they did and if the special teams didn't play that way also. >> reporter: so the 49ers advance to the nfc championship game, which will be next sunday, right here at levi stadium. they will take on the winner of the seattle/green bay game, which will be played tomorrow. lots more coming up in sports. for now, live at levi stadium, larry beil, abc 7 sports. >> thank you very much. and of course the h49 faithful were out in force for the playoff game at the stadium. cornell bernard spent the day with the fans and joins us live from levi's with the fans. they had it to be celebr

richard sherman. he only lined up against richard sherman twice in the first matchup. he will be on the other side with two defenders. >> we will take no. thanks. >>> a lot of red and gold at sfo tomorrow. the 49ers and united airlines hosting a pep rally. it is happening from 11 am through 1 pm in terminal three at the departures level. 49ers people, the goldrush cheerleaders, mascots, they will all be there. we will let you know, dennis will be hosting a special on the 49ers at the nfc championship. you can catch that preview live at 7:30 pm. >>> a happy reunion wee ncaid fire. don ford on how a bay area politician's cat was found in the aftermath. >> reporter: it was a frantic time in this neighborhood when evacuations were underway. during this hectic moment, one pet lost possibly forever. suddenly has shown backup. >> one of my daughters had him in her switcher. he was freak out about what was going on. he just kind of clawed his way out and took off. >> reporter: missing. gone. the family was heartbroken. marina gonzalez noticed a strange cat at her house. >> it

we are now joined by ambassador wendy sherman. she's a former under secretary of state in the obama administration. she was the lead negotiator on the iran nuclear deal along with secretary of state john kerry. ben rhodes is with us, national security advisor for obama. michael nance. and ben, poll advisor in the obama white house and state department. wendy sherman, let me start with you and get your reaction to what you're seeing in the trump administration's response so far tonight. >> well, i think this is the first time in such a dire set of circumstances that a president has addressed the country by tweet. and he did it with chest thumping about how great we are, all as well. if anyone else had used those words, he would have humiliated them for saying it. i'm he have glad if it turns out there were not american casualties. i also hope there weren't iraqi or coalition casualties. this is a time for seriousness. not a time for raw impulse and chest thumping. we have a lot in front us that we have to unpack, we have to underst

now sherman is looking to win another one with san francisco. not much has changed behind the uniform. he is healthy and he is back in purple form and he is enjoying this super bowl experience even more. >> they call me uncle now. back then they did not. it's a different feeling for me now. you appreciate things more. my son gets to go to a super bowl. his birthday is three days after the super bowl and he wants a ring so i will do my best to bring that to him. >> he allowed one touchdown in 517 passing snaps. >> just calm down a little bit. you need a leader. a vociferous leader in the backfield. he feels that role. >>> we are also keeping an eye on the weather. it's a little bit wet and soggy out there. >> let me say once again how fabulous it is to have you back. >> thank you it is good to be back. i missed you guys so much. >> you will get plenty of us in the months ahead. we have a weak cold front over the bay area right now. a few hundredths of an inch in the south bay. in san francisco just add a little bit of water to the runway and you

that earned sherman a $2 million bonus.getting set for a playoff game next week. >> it is an honor. it's something i'll celebrate after we win more games. >> it's more special knowing what i've been through and the ups and downs of that injury and how it derails a lot of careers. i really wanted it. you never know if it's possible until it happens. i'm thankful. hopefully i can continue to grow and i'm getting into my prime. >>> when christian mcaffrey some doubted his speed and ability to run. named all pro-team at two positions. the carolina panthers star became the third player in history to have 1,000 receiving and rushing yards. >>> bill carr had a great season. they're hoping musgrave can do the same thing. he is replacing baldwin who takes over as the head coach. the backup quarterback for the 49ers in the early 90s and spent 13 seasons in the nfl helping carr raise his game. >>> the famous idaho potato bowl. ohio and nevada quarterback rourke keeping it himself. 35 yards for the touchdown. ohio wins 30-21. >>> women

richard sherman, just great. interception there. 27-10, into the red painted end zones and defense, six sacks of kirk cousins, nick bosa. 49ers win 27-10. larry beil with more. >> reporter: tight end george kittle said there is no better feeling than moving a man from point a to point b against his will. story of the game on both sides of the ball for the 49ers as they move on to the nfc championship game. jimmy garoppolo and mr. kittel after the game. >> fans felt different, rocking out there. screaming, loud, it was fun atmosphere. but as far as just everything, it was -- i don't know, treat it just like another game, go out there, field is still 100 yards long, go play football. >> i got 24 hours to celebrate this one, 5:00 tomorrow you can ask me about that. i'm going to enjoy this one and be ready to watch football tomorrow, can't wait to play more football. >> reporter: 49ers in the nfc championship game which will be right here, all they're waiting on now is finding out who opponent will be, winner of the

>>> the 49ers back on the practice field star richard sherman tells us what it is like partying late night with jimmy g. >> he will stay until the thing closes. >>> a world-famous bay area surf contest could get a new lease on life. >>> there is rain showing up on high definition doppler tonight. we will take the band of grain which looks pretty far away right now and bring it into the north bay by midnight tonight. don't expect a whole lot of rain from this, but i will go into the details and track this coming right up. >>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com , the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. it only tak

and 49ers stars like george kittle and richard sherman talking about how much kobe meant to them. >> really sad yesterday and this morning, kind of down in the

and 49ers stars like george kittle and richard sherman talking about how much kobe meant to them. >> really sad yesterday and this morning, kind of down in the

well that contract is paying off, and now sherman wants to make sure his critics know about it. >> it feels great. i felt like i made the right decision and knew what i was doing when i did it. and that's why it was frustrating to hear all the nonsense, but you know, when you have people saying stuff like that, you have to wait for the long play. you have to wait and you know, i keep all the receipts, keep it in my back pocket because i know i'll be right in the end. >> 49ers back up quarterback cj bethard was back at practice today. he was away from the team for 2 weeks after his 22-year-old brother was fatally stabbed in nashville. >>> rodney hudson was named to the all pro second team for the first time in his career. he's the team's first all pro selection since 2016. >>> to college hoops, the stanford women taking on washington state in their first conference match up of the season. first half, fignal pours in 20 on the night, and a crossover into the lane and drops in the floater. the cardinal up 19. later in the 3rd, anna wilson, the sister of quarterback russell wilson with th

sherman negotiated a $2 million bonus for being named all pro.you want to go to the 49ers pr playoff game. it is going to cost an average ticket $506. that's the biggest price for the all playoff teams in the nfl right now. $463. the packers $314. the 49ers will host either the vikings, seahawks or eagles. we don't know who they're playing just yet, but we know the game will be right here on nbc. kickoff saturday the 11th, 1:35 p.m. we will have a pregame and post game show from the field, so clear out your schedule january 11th. be there or be square. we're back in a moment. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! the sleep number 360 smart bed. prices of the season on can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is $1299. ends sunday >>> a night full of glitz and glamor. the annual golden globe awards coming up this weekend. ricky gerv

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wendy sherman, ryan crocker, thank you both for sharing your expertise tonight.ruly, truly appreciate it. >>> coming up, iran is vowing harsh retaliation while iraq calls the air strike a dangerous escalation. how it is viewed in the region and how they might respond next. need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the famous meat lover's pizza from pizza hut. over a pound of meat and cheese for just 10 bucks. it's more pepperoni for your penny, more beef for your buck, more... you get the idea. get yours delivered now at pizza hut.com. no one out pizzas the hut >>> the iranian government tonight is vowing revenge in the wake of that air strike ha killed qassim soleimani. they named a new commander to take charge of the quds force, the military unit soleimani led until yesterday. the supreme leader of iran met with soleimani's family and called for three days of public mourning promising harsh retaliation and now everyone is waiting to

sherman is the one laughing now after getting a $2 million bonus.much sherman had left in the tank, but he was named to the all-pro second team with second lineman. that honor earned him a $2 million bonus. it's clear he is focused more on getting set for a playoff game next week, not individual awards. >> it is an honor, but it's something i'll celebrate after we win some more games. >> it's more special knowing what i've been through and knowing the ups and downs of that injury and how it derails a lot of careers. i really wanted it, but you never know if it's possible until it happens so i'm thankful. hopefully i can continue to grow and i'm just getting into my prime. >>> when mcaffrey doubted his speed and ability to run. nobody is doubting anymore. he has won two awards. the panthers star became the third player in nfl history to have 1,000 receiving and rushing yards in the same season. >>> carr had a breakout season when mudgrave and they're hoping he can do the same thing. musgrave has been named the new offensive coordinator. backup quarte

also a little controversy from richard sherman, the 49ers' star defensive player. this involves a drug test by the nfl. we will hear from richard sherman. and the halftime performers, j. lo and shakira. very special this time around because of the latin influence, especially here in florida. we have cheryl hurd, and others. we'll start back in the bay area with janel and jessica. guys? >> we are tracking the bay area housing crisis in our special coverage, making it in the bay. and today california lawmakers shot down a bill that would have opened the door for more high-density housing near mass transit. >> some say the bill could have helped solve the crisis, but it fell several votes short of what it needed to pass. robert handa is tracking the defeat and joins us live in san jose with more. >> reporter: the bill tried to do a lot, but opponents say too much in some ways, not enough in others. you can see here, this is the kind of high-density housing supporters say should be built near transit centers. this one close to the berryessa station, but opponents were

joining me now to talk about this ambassador wendy sherman who was the lead u.s. negotiator for the 2015 iranian nuclear deal and the u.s. ambassador to iraq from 2007 to 2009 and who during his time in iraq had to deal with intermediaries to qassem soleimani. let me start with you. how do you anticipate this cost' benefit analysis shaping up and the cascading effects from the strike? >> this is another turn in what really is a very long war. when i was out in iraq as ambassador during that period, '07, '09 as you've heard from others in the show soleimani was basically directing attacks against our troopers, using some very sophisticated weapons. and he killed a lot of our soldiers, hundreds of them. so is this a declaration of war? hardly. it's simply another step in a long war. and i don't think we can do the calculus just yet. this is by no means the last move. i expect the iranians will do something. and then it'll be back to us. so what i worry about here is not the immediate consequences of soleimani's killing. and i've got to tell you from my perspective i

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i remember richard sherman played a role in that, but he's on our side.th the good guys now hoping to lead us to victory a little bit later today during today's playoff game. do want to point out tickets are sold out for today's playoff game as we take you back out here live to levi stadium. see the billboards going there. 49ers versus vikings, playoff football in the bay area, with kickoff set for 1:35 p.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> and pete, while you were reporting, we were all talking back here. people are already lined up to get in. parking lots don't open until 9:35. two more hours until the parking lots open, and then gates to levi don't open until 11:35. people are already there lined up, you're showing us. wow, exciting, it must be like electric energy there right now. >> reporter: yes, people are excited. we're seeing some kids over playing some football. we have folks starting to drive in. really it's just the whole tailgate atmosphere. maybe you can show a little bit more of that where people are lining up. diffe

jimmy gee and richard sherman getting ready for super bowl. nbc bay area shows us. >> reporter: the faithfuls showed up sending their team off to miami. team buses rolling by fans. >> i was so excited. i was screaming. >> we'll be here sending our guys off of base. >> at san jose international airport, the send off got louder and even included a red carpet. the gold rush cheerleaders and sourdough sam welcoming them all. kyle shanahan and jimmy garoppolo and richard sherman were quickly spotted. >> the whole team honestly. ramon martinez hopes to get a look. he stood with other excited fans outside. getting up early on a sunday is not always fun but seeing them take office really fun. >> he's betting a quest for a sixth super bowl win is worth a wake up call. it was wheels up to miami and fingers crossed for the outcome. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> our live coverage of the super bowl starts tomorrow. raj mathai will be an chchoring all. we'll have extensive niners coverage on nbcbayarea.com, and our app and we'll be back in a mome

sherman's sun turns 5 a few days after the super bowl.his time might be more special, sherman says, because his son can enjoy the run. >> it's unbelievable. that's one of the best parts about this experience, you know, and that's what makes it so much different and so much -- and it gives you so much more perspective because he's so aware of it. he's fully aware. he's like, that's a super bowl helmet. you guys are in the super bowl. if you win, you get the championship trophy. he fully understands it. that's what's so cool to me. it gives you something to fight for and something to go out there and it will be a special memory and something he'll remember if we're able to get it done. >> it's great he gets to share it with his son. no pressure but sherman's son told his father he wants a championship ring for his birthday. maybe show and tell at school. >> i'm sure the chiefs kids want a championship ring for their birthday. >> but it's not about that. i mean it is. >> all right. time for cnn business. the commerce department just released