the sooners led by four when a.j. led by a touchdown play. trevor night with this to take the lead back, 24-17. he throws an interception with not a minute left. time for the sooners to get another touchdown. oklahoma leads at the half. bama keeps it close with a 61-yard run. with seconds left, the ball is stripped and ran in for a sooners touchdown. oklahoma 45, alabama 31. the chiefs with a two and a half point spread to take on the colts. the eagles favored to beat the saints. on sunday, the chargers take on the seven-point underdog bangals. to the best of the best. beating out tiger woods, adam scott was named golf's player of the year by the golf association of america. check out the graffiti on ice. they turned the rink into amplt kids and parents exercised their creativity painting on the ice. in the nba, the nets joe johnson with this incredible buzzer beater. he drains it as the clock hits zero. kevin durant is not playing nice. not even against his own niece. really? check out this mean block. he writes whooping up on my shorty. mak

in the second, the sooners led by four when aj mccarron answers with a 67-yard touchdown play. oklahoma's qb trevor knight with this cannon to take the lead back, 24-17. mccarron throws an interception with about a minute left and that's time for the sooners to get another touchdown. oklahoma leads 31-17 at the half. bama keeps it close with an incredible 61-yard run by derek henry and with seconds left, the ball is stripped from mccarron's hands and ran in for a sooners' touchdown. oklahoma 45, alabama 31. it's wild card weekend in the nfl saturday. the chiefs with a two and a half-point spread to take on the colts, then the eagles also with the same spread, favored to beat the saints. and on sunday, the chargers take on the seven-point underdogs bengals and the 9ers will descend on the frozen tundra of lambeau field in green bay where the temperature will dip to minus 30 by kickoff time. >>> the coldest game on record in fact was the 1967 ice bowl at lambeau, against the cowboys. 13 below with a wind chill of minus 48. >>> now to the best of the best, beating out tiger woods

buying time then finds shephard in the end zone soone sooners up. bama answer.ry takes the swing pass. gain of 5, 10, no it's a gain of 61 alabama back in it. last chance for mccarran he is sack. fumble. he says thank you very much. line man dream. sooners upset the tie and aj mom girlfriend both stressed. they good down 45-31. alabama came in as 17 point under dog to oklahoma. abc 7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. yes alabama was favored by 17. wow! >> that's upset. >> yes. >> nick sabin didn't he get the big new deal. >> yes big new contract and 2 losses back-to-back. it's a long off season. >> yes. thanks very much. >> still to kilometer. driving on ice roads in canada. it's common. >> but driving ice on the road not so much. one company cool not so much. one company cool creati >> here's a look at the wake up weather. chill in the air in the morning grab jacket or sweater. low 30's inland to the upper 40's along the coast. high cloud another spare the air day and of course as you look at the view from our emeryville camera sure doesn't look like

buying time then finds shephard in the end zone soone sooners up. bama answer. henry takes the swing pass. gain of 5, 10, no it's a gain of 61 alabama back in it. last chance for mccarran he is sack. fumble. he says thank you very much. line man dream. sooners upset the tie and aj mom girlfriend both stressed. they good down 45-31. alabama came in as 17 point under dog to oklahoma. abc 7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. yes alabama was favored by 17. wow! >> that's upset. >> yes. >> nick sabin didn't he get the big new deal. >> yes big new contract and 2 losses back-to-back. it's a long off season. >> yes. thanks very much. >> still to kilometer. driving on ice roads in canada. it's common. >> but driving ice on the road not so much. one company cool [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ safeway presents real

governor and the city and the many cities that are part of metro atlanta can coordinate communications sooner. this really pointed for me, it was an alarming thing about what if a real disaster, not just a couple of inches of snow, but something more serious hit. would atlanta be frozen by gridlock. >> natalie, two last questions. sorry to step on you, rebecca. natalie, two last questions. first of all, conditions right now statewide, are the roads practically clear? and, secondly, next time this does han, what have we learned from this instance? >> yes. the roads are clear.

buying time then finds shephard in the end zone soone sooners up. bama answer.. fumble. he says thank you very much. line man dream. sooners upset the tie and aj mom girlfriend both stressed. they good down 45-31. alabama came in as 17 point under dog to oklahoma. abc 7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. yes alabama was favored by 17. wow! >> that's upset. >> yes. >> nick sabin didn't he get the big new deal. >> yes big new contract and 2 losses back-to-back. it's a long off season. >> yes. thanks very much. >> still to kilometer. driving on ice roads in canada. it's common. >> but driving ice on the road not so much. one company cool [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ i

now, now, now -- but i should have declared the state operation center open sooner, six hours sooner.d also with regard to the state employees i should have recommended that sooner. >> when is the first time you communicated with the governor about just how serious this emergency might be? >> it was mid-morning on tuesday. >> what's mid-morning? >> 9:00, 9:30. >> warning came in at 3:40 in the morning. the storm warning came in at 3:40 in the morning. are you saying the governor didn't know about that until 9:00 in the morning? >> right. >> were you sleeping when the alert came in or when the warning was announced? >> if it came in at 3:30, i was. if it came in at 4:30, i was not. keeping an eye on things yourself as the emergency management director? >> at that particular time, there is one other thing i have to say before i answer your question there. although i made a terrible mistake and i put the government in an awful position, i probably make 50 decisions a year on whether or not to activate the state operation sooner. maybe not sending people home, but bring in extra forces. i

the sooner we get to that, the better -- the sooner the country will be served better. >> you went over the history of the bubble and subsequent crash and how we came to this was edition. experienced the bubble and crash again. we plan to monitor unintentional consequences. for theclear variable congress perspective is that home prices are rising. it is good for the economy. there is a negative side. we want -- we do not want to have to wrap it of a rise in rapid ofes and -- too a rise in home prices. are indicatings that they are having a very accessing the construction loan as part of the regulation which they are unclear as to exactly which is exactlyk part -- which is the part. related to the new world that is coming out in a few days, the 3% cap role, people will follow the 3% role. , will wellsppen in fargo take advantage of the fact that many of the real estate brokerage costs -- companies cannot compete in this space? out.are getting shut it means less competition over time here at broadly, that will hurt consumers. that is something we need to continue to monitor. the pricen br

the sooner the better the majority of the parliament will be to say the majority of the brilliant people makes a clear choice to join the opinion meanwhile the only thing we may expect is that the ukrainians themselves. parties government and opposition find necessary understandings and especially the necessary primate to define. their future also in what respects the connections with the european union well you're saying q craniums should decide for themselves what we see lately a lot of european politicians actually taking part in the demonstrations and caravan picking sides in the dispute what do you think of that is that justified. think i think it is all right i think anybody anywhere i believe in international solidarity i you know i come from spain i'm a socialist i have spent half of my life demonstrating forty sous that were not spanish issues but they must rating in favor of those who i think deserve that to be supported i have. supported in in a number of opportunities. russians who were claiming for their rights and i think it is all right if if utopian politicians go and sup

down to the state capitol in austin and try oput pressure on state leaders to get something done sooner. they think it's too early for that. >> we are hiring a seismologist. the railroad commission is flil fully aware of the -- fully aware of the problem. i don't think it's time bring out the pitch forks yet. >> i think people are overreacting. i don't think it's got anything to do with the oil field. >> but if it does geologists say people don't have to fear a massive quake. this kind of work in the oil and gas fields can't cause one. meanwhile the u.s. geological survey is determining exactly where the quakes are coming from. >> toxic chemicals spilled woo the elk river and it could be several days before the water is safe again. the state's attorney general says he wants to make sure this thing doesn't happen again. more for ashha rfer quaraishi. >> consider these photographs popping up on social media, supposedly showing the water still cloudy. schools are still shut down and families are still asking, is the water safe? >> it's terrible we don't know how long it will be. we'll be w

it may be sooner than that. it may be a matter of months. the free market works wonders, but it cannot work magic. condensate is a byproduct of oil and gas production. these hydrocarbons are extremely light oil. they can be refined and exported as natural gas liquids, but otherwise, trade is prohibited. thatcommentators assume congress and the administration will be slow to address this issue. opponents of oil exports will of course raise the specter of rising gasoline prices, i think to scare off elected officials. as many of you here in this room , i spent at least a good several months thinking about this export issue. the point of deliberation is eventually to arrive at an answer. hung juries may be the default here in washington, but they do not sell well in alaska. calling for ending the prohibition on crude oil and condensate exports. the current system is inefficient, and may lead to supply disruptions that we can ill afford. lifting the ban will send a strong signal to the energy markets that as a natio

that's a direct result of too few bags too many patients health system is too small and the sooner the government realizes that the african aids is overcrowded once and for all there were four hundred and sixty seven patients some trolleys and twenty five hospitals today. three hundred and seventy four were in emergency departments one ninety three were on fridays on warrants. the worst affected hospitals where beaumont and album with fourteen nine patients on trolleys. university hospital galway with thirty seven patients. and the midland regional income or had thirty three patients on fridays hospitals are also reporting an increased number of admissions of frail elderly patients. the agency says hospitals are working with the special delivery unit to deal with the extra pressure the two and season with an increase in student ids to feel the christmas new year is up about five percent. a lot of those patients around me as well. the more influence with amazing how more people attending the mission feet up and took no action being taken the sun devils are to look this time so it is not

. >> reporter: better act sooner than later. the shot takes two weeks before you're fully protected and doctors say flu season is already in high gear. in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> and in a similar vein, pardon the pun, a new stanford study shows the flu vaccine may be less effective in men than in women. researchers say testosterone causes the immune system to produce fewer abouts that translate -- antibiotics that translates to a lower defense mechanism against the vaccine. study participants with the highest level of testosterone had the worst response to the vaccine. >>> you have a little longer to pay your first month's premium. insurance companies today extended the deadline to january 15th. that's for policies effective january 1st. as long as you pay by that deadline you'll be covered all month. the state says about 400,000 people have signed up for health plans so far. >>> santa rosa will relax the rules on medicinal marijuana dispensaries. it lets a rule that currently caps sales at 500 patients a month. th

we're going to have to do it sooner or later. sooner would be better. >> kelly ann, over to you.hat's the one issue you would tell republicans to talk more about. >> first the way to attract people politically understand them culturally. the republicans with their reboot and autopsy, when you look at people as voters, people don't look at themselves as voters. even this whole notion on abortion, does a woman, she fills up the grocery cart and the gas tank once a week. she doesn't get an abortion once a week. understand who people are and understand that delivery today, delivery is a system more than a style. it's not about what you wear and how you look at the podium so much as meet people where you live. if you're young and live online, i need to connect with you online politically. what the democrats did in 2012 was masterful. you run excellent campaigns, they run a crappy administration. >> feel free to jump in. >> i listened to all of the stuff about carbon emissions. >> we have time. >> seriously speaking, we have to go where people live outside of the health clubs, grocery

because. >> some benefits start to kick in right away so sooner is definitely better. >> and there'snty available. michelle franzen. abc news new york. >>> there's a link to find a flu clinic near you on abc.com. >> a medic was blinded by a laser while flying a patient to a hospital. a green light sliced through the cockpit, the medic was burned in the eye so severely, the chopper had to make an emergency landing. there have been 75 cases of laser strikes in january alone. it happened to sky 7 hd, they were flying over a shooting when someone beamed a playser at an aircraft. it is a federal crime to aim a laser at an aircraft. >>> four people on the plain in new year's day 1965. the brother of a 15-year-old on the plane has vowed to find him but one diver says it's not going to be pleasant. >> my expectation is the tail half of the plane is off, we have one wing of the fuselage intact, deteriorated of course, and the possibility of two if not three bodies within it. >> the ten volunteer divers are being hampered by the large amount of silt in the lake. >>> dozens of people gathered o

we are going to start in the roles and responsibilities and we would need to do that quite a bit sooner, and a concept of operations for phase two as you are starting to develop from phase one. and is something along with the respectful of main nens responsibility is kind of needs to proceed, the delivery discussion if we are going to come mri plate an m, as one of the options and that would need to happen quite a bit sooner and i would urge that i hear the concern and nobody wants to slow down the electrickfiation but i do think that it is time, to bring all of these and to bring at least the three streams together for discussion and particularly for both con settlement of operations and governorans which will inform each other. >> and so what we will do is we will have the discussion at the staff level with cal train as well as high speed rail on the governorans component, maintenance and operations, and there are suggested that the o, part should be one and you should have one operate forethe entire rail and the dtx component. and we will have it at least on the staff level and i don

to our bill of rights from the right to speech to the right to lie to equal protection of the last sooner or later they might have a right to second amendment they can go to their corporate headquarters i mean that's what does this assault has been happening for quite a long time and it just kind of finally cemented it this isn't united but didn't really change that much i know they are saying it really stripped away you know a century potentially of campaign finance laws but jack off the former lobbyist who is now you know seen the light told me you know they would be finding ways to really do this kind of thing even if it weren't for citizens united is that true well i mean he would know i. look and there's always going to be shooting dealings going on in there was this sort of business going on before citizens united well boyd says you noted that it legitimized public when you have to do it in the secret corporations have to be very careful but how they're going about it now that this is completely legal and legitimate they can just be out in the open in law makers and this is the most

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the sooners shock the tide 45-31 in the sugar bowl.oing to be a really cold game sunday between the packers and niners. i mean, like ice cold cold. the low temperature for the game in green bay sunday night is negative 20 degrees with a windchill somewhere around negative 40! this could actually go down as the coldest game in football history. guys, that is probably the reason why they are still 3,000 short of a sellout for the game. if they don't end up selling the 3,000 tickets by 5:00 eastern today the game is blacked out on tv for the market. so not only can you not stay in in your warm home, you can't watch the game on your coach! big dilemma in green bay right now. >> you have to think green bay has the edge given they are used to the cold and san francisco ho come up and put to that. that is a shock to the system. >> but green bay is a passing team and can you imagine how hard that football is going to be in negative 40-degree weather? >> i just like the shirtless fans! >> guarantee, there will be someone shirtless and someone i

or so i just think the sooner we can go back to status quo, the better. there's enough anxiety among our military service personnel now. we don't need to add any more. of that'd just be one thing off their plate. that's why i would advocate doing it now. and i'd also like to associate myself with senator kaine, you know, it's good to have a budget. you make mistakes in the budget process but, quite frankly, i'm very pleased with my colleagues. we raised this early on, and the way the congress has responded to looking at this with an open mind, trying to fix it in a bipartisan way, i think this is a good thing for the body. everybody makes mistakes, but, you know, you really judge people by their willingness to right wrongs s and it seems like we're on a good glide path to find $6 billion, hopefully, to set aside what we've done with the cola minus 1%. but the idea of reforming compensation count me in, i just think the time has come prospectively to look at the sustainability. now, there's a difference, admiral, between what you're saying about the overal

you from falling sooner is the fact that people in that area at least initially were willing to give a chance to this new governmental set up with the fault of the u.s. occupation of the withdrawal of the united states maybe feeling well something could change and then of course nothing did change they set up a protest movement to try to make banks change in that it was violently repress by the government and i think that set off a whole range of tensions that didn't necessarily have they didn't necessarily have to end up this way but really this current government which is supported by the united states part of a process set up by the occupation really set the stage for this and it's a. fortunate because it didn't have to happen oh yes a big question now that all kate has officially any rock star is out war another u.s. invasion well certainly there will be those forces who are pushing that and we've seen that the united states government is now saying well we're going to send more guns and more drones and you know do more that do what we can to well it may not work so well i mean t

. >> i didn't do it sooner because i was afraid of losing my livelihood. i was afraid that you would no longer watch me. >> is that still a realistic fear? i mean, a lot of people assumed robert roberts was gay just like they assumed anderson cooper was gay. but if you're part of the broad spectrum of america, is that a realistic fear these days? >> it depends on who you are. it was interesting because it shows how far we've come in two years, which is that he came out in a memoir. there was a publicist coordinating the rollout. it was treated like a major, major announcement. this time it wasn't quite ellen degeneres on the cover of "time" magazine, but it was still treated with great car and it shows how much the country has evolved. one last thing i want to say about duck dynasty is half of on our country still oppose easy gay marriage. but 59% of americans say they have no problem with gay relationships. they find them morally acceptable. so we've moved a lot. i think if you're an anchor in the deep south in a really conservative area, it could still b

a little sooner. hey, record highs today. 57, and sfo, 56. 59, richmond. a new record. and, gilroy, topped off with a record of 72 degrees. breaking the old record of 70. live shot from the rooftop cam, transamerica pyramid. we are seeing clear skies, boy, cold out there. locally. oakland now, 49, 44, redwood city. check out the temperatures right now. in the north bay, you will see what i am talking about. in the 30s. at the freezing mark. 32 degrees. santa rosa. 34. and concord, 40. out toward the east bay. livermore, 50 right now. it will look like this tomorrow morning. and overnight tonight. cold temperatures. in the north bay, near freezing or below. a little bit of patchy dense fog. sunny, mild, for your sunday. start to trend to cool things down a bit. bringing in a slight chance of a few showers as we head into tuesday, wednesday. overnight lows. and, just a little bit. to bring them down a little further. santa rosa. 29. na napa. liver more tomorrow morning. getting done to 35 degrees. already, high pressure continuing, to keep the storm track to the north of

to our bill of rights from the right to speech to the right to lie to equal protection of the last sooner or later they might have. right to second amendment they can bring in all of their corporate headquarters i mean that's what this is this assault has been happening for quite a long time and it just kind of finally cemented us as a united but didn't really change that much i know they are saying it really stripped away you know a century potentially of campaign finance laws but jack off the former lobbyist who is now you know seen the light told me you know they would be finding ways to really do this kind of thing even if it weren't for citizens united is that true well i mean he would know i. look and there's always going to be shooting dealings going on in there was this sort of business going on before citizens united which isn't united it legitimizes broad public when you have to do it in the secret corporations have to be very careful but how they're going about it now that this is completely legal and legitimate they can just be out in the open in law makers and this is the mos

second, every campaign has a crisis sooner or later. mr.bama has a crisis right in the middle of his campaign. this gives him a chance of how to handle this. the real taste of scrutiny that comes with presidential politics. >> governor crist tee saved himself by taking action and using honest words like humiliated and saddened during his news conference. >>> 100,000 in west virginia are without water after a chemical spill. it leaked from the tank and spilled into the river yesterday. the governor declaring a state of emergency for nine counties. they aren't sure how much contaminated the water or how long it will take to flush out of the river. people in the affected areas are being warned don't drink the water, bathe, cook or wash your clothe with tap water. boiling the water won't even make it safe. that sent tens of thousands of people to the stores in search of bottled water or another liquid. people started buying bags of ice instead. >> we are going to melt it douvenlt that's what we are going to do like we did back in the day. take

oklahoma turned those turnovers into points. 55-41, boomer sooners. national champs. booth -- anhe phone opportunity to get to 500 again. let me take you back to oklahoma city. joe johnson. the previous play of the night -- great hoops. 16 down to the okc. the final there was 95-93. our play of the day run the mba. look at the former duke. reverse alley-oop. over the head dunk. play of they, the day. let's go to college basketball. top-ranked arizona. record performance against washington state. washington state, seven points of the first half. it was a football score. maybe the cougars. 20 was the fewest points six years ago. all right, let's talk about hockey. and lewis has concerns and he should. the cats are inconsistent. adam says they were losing games closely, but who cares? still a lost. this laser shot tied the game at one. kobe missed a penalty shot. turnedt over. murphy to skinner. bingo. skinner had three goals in the game to be the caps. comcastpped at the center. the terps are 1-0. i will be there to announce that game at comcast. it is good to stay home

>> all i have to say about this, i do like bama, but i am a sooner fan at heart, and i think that gamen extraordinary game. she obviously got a little out of control. it's unfortunate that sometimes our passion for sports boils up in pretty ugly ways. i think that was not a great -- >> i bet you're a big tom brady fan. >> no. i'm a giants fan, a boston fan. >> you can't pick on him. >> is there a problem? we get too involved in sports, and you think priorities are skewed when athletes work hard and get these jobs and entertain us, they get paid this. what about the guy who works in the restaurant? >> that's true, but that's how the free market works. we buy the tickets to those games, they make a lot of money off of them. supply and demand. i think she got a little carried away. yeah, she was a little passionate. she probably shouldn't have attacked a bunch of teenage boys. she says her son was called a certain name. sometimes when you're involved in those things you get very passionate and excited. >> last year during the championship game, i'm a notre dame fan. my wife graduated from

liz, if children start working sooner in a way they will be addicted to it like smoking which is good they are addicted to eating junk food and sitting on facebook all day. >> get them addicted to work sooner like right when they come out of the womb, right when the mom is done with labor put them into labor. >> yeah, put them into labor. they should start at age 9. when you are in fourth grade you are aware. by third grade you have the sex talk with your friends and you get it. no i'm kidding. i think it is fine for kids to work. i don't want to sound like lincoln oh i worked since age 12, but i did start work at age 15. my parents wanted me out of the house. they had eight kids. get out of here. go work. >> kids are stupid. we can say that safely. they need to keep busy or they are up to no good. what they say devil's work is idle hands or -- >> precisely. >> what age do they start? >> well, what -- this was an agricultural fare they brought this up in. they are born to work. in farms i didn't grow up on one so i might be wrong, but you -- everyone has to do their part on the farm.

. >> i guess the sooner i die, the better for me. aside, i don't regret it one bit. i'm not going to lie. >>> the crime rate in the historic town of ft. madison, iowa, is almost nonexistent and yet many of the state's most violent offenders call this small town home, sort of. they live at the iowa state penitentiary. behind this 40-fat stone and concrete exterior is a population of drug abusers, murderers, and the mentally ill. on the west bank of the mississippi river is one of the oldest prisons in the country, iowa state penitentiary. there is a separate facility at iowa state penitentiary called ccu, the inmates who are considered mentally ill are housed here. lieutenant john fedler oversees the correctional staff at ccu. >> the staff have been through specialized training to be able to deal with the mentally ill inmates. >> up to 200 men can be housed in ccu. most of them reside in single cells in one of the four general population pods. >> i am here for depression. i was out on work release. i escaped from a work release center because i couldn't find a job. i

i think it should be up to all of us and the better we have the public input, the sooner we can move along. i want to wish everybody happy holidays! >> thank you. >> next speaker. thank you. >> good morning commissioners, good morning phil, my name is bonnie jones. last march i was well over 300 pounds. just joking. [ laughter ] i'm here on behalf of everyone that enjoys zumba in the parks, zumba program, friday nights in castro, saturday morning in portrero hill and sunset. i attend them all and i even pay for some of them. this is a poster that all the kids got together. when i say kids, i mean people from ages 9-84. nine is our youngest and 84 is our older.. they sign this because they love zumba, they love the folks that you have chosen. they bring a smile to our face. zumba does so much more than keep us trim and fit. it brings communities together, people out of their homes, neighbors meeting neighbors. i'm going to get upset, but it's really wonderful. especially out in the sunset where people tend not to talk to their neighbors. you get 80, i think last week we had close to 9

no sooner did the general take over but there was rampage against christian churches, businesses and the christian community in general. there are many reasons why they're in this position in the three countries, but they have paid a bitter price. >> the arab community in the united states is disproportionately christian, so there is a lot of interest towards the fate of the christians in this part of the world, less is the case of the sunni-shia conflict, it's less understood, but we're not even close to the end of that. >> that's right. here you're seeing a further example of what we were discussing earlier, namely the new empowerment of religious groups that had been suppressed. the shia in iraq had been brutally suppressed by saddam hussein, and under the baathist ideology that leaned towards the islamic towards the end of his regime, but shiites bore the brunt. but this became an opportunity for shiites to be empowered and have their country back. they're the demographic majority there. and the distrust between these communities is extremely high. some groups benefited from sadd

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i agree with general, this book should have come out sooner.e witnessing what we already knew that obama is a bad leader. and instead of him second guessing himself and questioning others he should have done a much better job. it reminds me of the character in our movie "the gladiator". they don't respect me. they won't love me something to that affect. you know this is what our country does not need we need a leader who is going to lead, stand up and protect america. >> interesting how little we hear about afghanistan. because it's unpopular. you don't have the president going out there and rebutting anti-american propaganda and bragging about successes on the ground. is it too much to ask the president just acknowledge victory troops had and good things they're doing on the ground so they know they're being appreciated? we ran out of time. >> secretary gates and i were in during vietnam war we were junior staffers together in the white house. the night vietnam fell, and american ambassador had the american flag and fled and evacuated in a hel