sorenson, second goal of the season. 2-1 sharks.third, ducks think they have the answer but jones, silfverberg, the ducks tie but who burns. snap losing streak. >>> baylor and vanderbilt in the texas bowl. tied 38-38. simple pass to marcus jones. gets away from two defenders, 52 yards for touchdown and baylor wins 35-38. sports report sponsor by >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jennifer aniston, chris elliott and bridey elliott, plus music from rita ora. and now, watch this, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. thank you very much. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thanks for coming. it's great to have you here. thank you for joining us. thank you. i'm glad you're in a positive mood because it was a day of mour

sorenson, second goal of the season. 2-1 sharks. ducks think they have the answer but jones, silfverberg, the ducks tie but who burns. snap losing streak. >>> baylor and vanderbilt in the texas bowl. tied 38-38. simple pass to marcus jones. gets away from two defenders, 52 yards for touchdown andaylor38tr when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya, anthony, thanks for the desperate race to free the trapped passenger. >> hello, thank you for call in. >> she's got the voice of a virtual angel. >> she's good. >> but hear why they are calling out the haters. >> this is hooked on a loose line. >> it's left hanging there helpless. >> how a smart team steps up and saves the day. >> and david is hosting a big holiday bash with -- >> the white elephan

david sorenson joins us to tell us.hanks a lot for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: i'll say it up front. i know nothing about your marriage or the details even of this case. all i know is that you did not have a chance to respond. there didn't seem to be concrete evidence these charges were true. they were made by someone who, i think, had motive to make them. the consequences you suffered were overwhelming. what was your response to this? >> well, i felt a deep and profound frustration. i think judge kavanaugh is feeling that right now as we speak. i never thought i would feel in my life. the feeling of having your reputation that you've so carefully built over so many years be destroyed in an instant and further more for millions of people to believe these baseless accusations simply because they fit a political narrative is incredibly frustrating. i couldn't imagine how difficult it must be. i could, for judge kavanaugh, and the situation he is in right now. it is terrible. your reputation is s

daniel sorenson took this 54 yards the other way. but hold up. look at jared cook. he quit on that route. why? we're not sure. but the two had a conversation on the sideline about it. next possession, carr it time gets attacked by justin houston from behind and it is striped. he threw for 185 yards and two picks but that led to this t.d. run by williams. third quarter patrick mahomes became the third quarterback to throw 50 or more touchdowns in a single season. tom brady and peyton manning being the others. 89 yards. look at all of the room for demarcus robinson. tyreek hill had two touchdowns including this 15-yard run early in the fourth. the chiefs secure the top spot in the afc easily which comes with a bye and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. 35-3 the final. >>> so at 3-13 the cardinal have the number one pick in the 2019 draft. the 49ers pick second due to the 4-12 record followed by the jets and raiders also at 4-12. bucs in the top five. >>> and if the eagles beat washington they are in. nick foles threw two touchdowns to agholor. eagles win and

including deals with sorenson communications and perimeter solutions. with me is priya misra, krishna memani and jim schaeffer. what is going on with leverage loans right now? jim: i think the market is getting a little concerned about what we saw from the earlier issuance this year. when you think about leveraged loans, generally it is logical there is a bit of demand for the asset class. it is defensive to the concerns of the market going into the year. rising rates. it is up in capital structure and leverage credit. if we are wrong fundamentally, you get higher recoveries. that led to a lot of exuberance in issuance. we saw aggressive structures and -- structures in pricing. the loans issued a few months ago were priced aggressively. they had a lot of flexibility for the underlying borrowers. you get forward into the market, you see a little volatility because of the demand pulling back. you will then see an impact. the secondary issues will reprice. the primary will have more challenges. combine that with all the volatility we are seeing in the mark

making also at the beginning of last year you had a lot of bros and when lamb bows and to the moon sorenson the big clean space who are they you know we're driving our lembo is and we're so rich well the end of the year hasn't been so kind to them i want to go through some of these screen grabs here from the millennial is that the beginning there who are sharing their portfolios being up because of some pretty dramatic yolo year of living you only live once say you've been dangerously gentlemen it's been a pleasure to yolo with you this guy shows his portfolio is down to four dollars and eighty one cents from thirty thousand six hundred ninety five dollars that's down ninety nine point nine eight. and this guy gentlemen is been a pleasure to yellow with you forty six dollars and seven cents and his started at sixty thousand three hundred sixty one dollars down ninety nine point nine two percent well this is the magic of capitalism because the capital that greases the wheels of capitalism comes from the losers that's the beauty of it you know you need to have a losers because then that money

making also the beginning of last year you had a lot of queen bros and when lamb bows and to the moon sorenson the big clean space who are like you know we're driving our lembo is and we're.

and nixon says to sorenson, i wish i said some of those things. and sorenson said, you mean the part where he said ask not what can you do for your country? and nixon said, no, the part where he said i do solomnly swear the point about that story is every man who takes the office wants to put his stamp on the presidency, his unique stamp. and the institution that's bear their names after they leave office also have their own -- they're unique institutions. the families too unique in the stamp that they want to make. i think it's best when we're not heavy handed. when we let people tell the story as it was. and generally speaking, that reflects well on the principle. >> barbara or jeff? any comments on this, on constituencies? >> i'm just going to speak as a constituency of one as an individual. i was taken to the birthplace of abraham lincoln. as i sat listening to that beautiful concert and sitting in front of the lincoln memorial and there is a miniature version of the memorial. one of the ideas for the lincoln memorial is build a giant log cabi

bobby kennedy and ted sorenson and others helping guide us away from the war hawks and nuclear armageddon we are stuck with the great political minds of donald trump like pump a zero and congressman adam schiff who will joining us to discuss all this and more is professor author and historian stephen cohen welcome so much sir thank you very very much for coming on the day. i was wondering if you could do that list you rattled off in reverse alphabetical order i don't know if i can. you know stephen with the barrage of speculation and conjecture surrounding russia gate in this new cold war chemist new cold war almost it's almost impossible to keep track of of everything without going insane you like that list as someone who spent the last few years trying to separate the lucid from the crazy in all this what do you believe is the most important thing to keep in mind when we're trying to navigate all things russia gate today. that we are in a relationship with russia more dangerous than we have ever been with the possible exception of the cuban missile crisis which i think you mentioned i h

making also at the beginning of last year you had a lot of bros and when lamb bows and to the moon sorenson the big clean space who are they you know we're driving our lembo is and we're so rich well the end of the year hasn't been so kind to them i want to go through some of these screen grabs here from the millennial is at the beginning there who are sharing their portfolios being up these are some pretty dramatic yolo year of living you only live once but it's a you've been dangerously gentlemen it's been a pleasure to yolo with you this guy shows this portfolio is down to four dollars and eighty one cents from thirty thousand six hundred ninety five dollars that's down ninety nine point nine eight. and this guy gentlemen it's been a pleasure to yellow with you forty six dollars and seven cents and his started at sixty thousand three hundred sixty one dollars down ninety nine point nine two percent this is the magic of capitalism because the capital that greases the wheels of capitalism comes from the losers that's the beauty of it you know you need to have a losers because then that mon

in the 2nd period, the goal to mark cuss sorenson. let it go below the blue line.urth shark ever to score a goal in his thousandth game career. the niners are 10 point dogs and 14 point underdogs. see you later. >>> a couple of championships and a whole lot of news coverage about the golden state warriors breaks a franchise record for sellouts. the seats at oracle arena have sold out. that's 311 consecutive sellouts, the fourth longest streak in the nba. >> the warriors have probably, i think, one of the strongest fan bases ever. >> the best loyal fans of any team. >> the nba team with the longest active sellout stroke, the dallas mavericks who have sold out 761 games. >> he is leading the balance of the guess what leading the game. >> the huge dunk. the kings would hold on for a one point win over their rivals in southern california. your play of the day. >>> an explosion lit up the new york city sky line. what caused the scene. >> the hunt continues for the man who killed a central valley blofer. in an unusual move police know his name but they aren't sharing it.

gave the goal to marcus sorenson. tied at two and brett burns scored. sharks won it4-2.hat is sports at this hour. three more bowl games tonight. there will be nine bowl games between now and nfl sunday with the ninners. and 14 point underdogs. see you later. >> nba hoops. the kings taking on the lakers in sacramento. >> guess what, two points. >> ouch, it looks like it hurts. that's a huge dunk. the kings would hold on for a one point win over their rifles and fox takes home your play of the day. >> we're learning more about the man who killed a central valley police officer but he is still on the loose. we'll tell you the leads that police have right now next. >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, kpix news. >>> police officers said they got it wrong. >> today marks one week since the government shutdown tend is expected to continue into next week. good morning. it's friday, december 28th. i'm michelle griego. friday is our favorite day of the week. >> finally friday. >> traffic has been good. a lot of people staying home this week because of the holidays and gearin

daniel sorenson recovers the loose ball...that would set up another k-c touchdown...but the raiders weren't done...ensuing drive...2nd and goal for carr and company...lee smith is there...touchdown is good, and darth vader is happy about that one...next raiders possession...carr and marcell ateman have proved a good tandem this year...and no exception here, raiders within three...but mahomes was just not to be stopped...the last of his 4 touchdowns on the day...chris conley making the catch...that would effectively be the dagger. as for the 49ers, it looks like they have their quarterback situation resolv ov richard sherman... his homecoming in seattle... gets a big hug from pete carrol before the game... 4th quarter... 27-10 seahawks... wilson... gets out of trouble and rifles it to jaron brown for the 18-yard td... 4 touchdown passes on the day for wilson... 34-10 seattle... and the receivers little a little "macarana" dance... "heeeey macarena!" later in the 4th... nick mullens and the niners showing some fight... mullens hits dante pettis for his 2nd touchdown of the game.. this one rig

intern there, i believe, and you learned these things, these secondary characteristics like ted sorensonnedy. he began to order daiquiris for everybody and they made fun of him because that was jack's drink. so true. >> just saw the hearse in the foreground of the building we are broadcasting from. it has reached this part of the city now, and will be turning onto the grounds of the national cathedral. this shot is from our anchor location. >> which we all read "the washington post" article about that that went on, which allowed the president and the first lady to come today, which was the idea that there would be no shots taken at them rhetorically during the sermons. what is the deal? >> i think that they watched the mccain -- and the mccain service was an extraordinary moment for our country to pay tribute to someone who deserves more than just about anyone. i think they saw in that something they didn't think 41 would want as part of this service, and that was sort of taking the attention away from his public service. i think there was a decision. there are also logistical realities

easy interception for daniel sorenson. 14-0 like that. i'm trying to snap. kansas city first drive of the third quarter. he wants to go deep again, looking for doe marcus robinson. an 89-yard score. that made it 28-3. chiefs won 35-3. oak land finishs the season at 4 and 12. did you know derrick 0 and 5 at arrow head stadium. >>> more nfl action from the last play of the day of 2018. >> ravens hosting the browns with the playoffs on the line, cleveland driving for the win on 4th down. mayfield throws it to moseley who intercepts it. ravens hold off and headed to the playoffs. that's the play of the day. strike a pose. >>> i'm kiet do, live in san francisco as we say farewell to 2018. we got tips on how to deal with the massive crowds expected in san francisco tonight we have a live report coming up. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in store only december 26th to january 6th. ikea. >>> new year, new laws, when the clo

daniel sorenson, 54 yards to the house. caught his first interception in his last 333 pat attempts.rter, raiders down 18. mahomes airs it out to demarcus robinson. 89-yard touchdown passes, 50th of the season. only the third quarterback all-time to do that in a single season. and then in the fourth quarter, raiders down 25. tyreek hill on the fly sweep. turns it upfield. 15 yards for the touchdown run. they win, 35-3. the raiders finish the season,-12. >> our men learned a system of football that we're playing here. i think they believed in one another. they got to know each other. we had so many players going, it's hard to have camaraderie and unity. all those things are really important in football. look at the chiefs. those guys have been here a while. they've been building this operation. it's going to take us a little bit. and we have some things to look forward to i think in the off-season, but it's a bittersweet ending for sure. it's hard to lose a game to like we did today. >> all right. that's all the time we have for now. i'm dave feldman. more news after the break. i am a

also anna sorenson. listen, this is -- pardon me pore that, adam. this is outrageous.out election fraud, this administration always talking about election fraud and here we have in north carolina election fraud possibly happening. and it is done bill the republicans. david, what on earth is going on? >> so don, you have a small problem and a larger problem. the small problem is as you just laid out, in an election where it's won by the republican by 905 votes, and if as the reporting suggests there may be a thousand people whose ballots were tossed out or never turned in, do the math. that col have made the difference in the election. if you go one step further from some of the other reporting if there's a disproportionate number of people of color, african-americans and indians among the ballots tossed out, then you have a situation where the election fraud was targeted in a racial way. they're still investigating this. but it suggests that one, there may be this illegal activity but bigger picture, this dale that in this case, republicans rather than looking at a los

ted sorenson, arthur shoes injury, arthur goldberg the labor secretary and then later a supreme court judge. on the eisenhower side you had eisenhower, his brother, milton, maim my, a cultural figure, you had eisenhower's cabinet that it not particularly well known now but interesting people. and the senators. illinois had two important senators part of this mix, paul douglas and everett dirkson, george mcgovern, congressman, and william fulbright. jut an amazing cast of characters, and as i was reading one account, very vivid account of washington on the eve of the inaugural about the trains pull interesting town and it was written by fairly junior reporter for "the new york times" called david halberstam who has six or seven major books out there. the "washington post" had a young beat reporter who was assigned outside of kennedy's house in georgetown. it was cold and bitter and he was -- every article was grump belling and vardonic, his name was tom wolfe. and he has about six or seven major books out there, too? so these are character the cast of charactered that is quite remarkab

brian: here's some video of you and bob riley and then sorenson as you're going about the floor shootingtuff, just to give some people some perspective on this. what was the hardest part of this -- by the way, where are you there? mark: we're on the -- rostrum, out isvel he's taking actually not a gavel. parliamentarian, the legislative clerks talking to us about what they do each day. we'renteresting, thaen walking around the floor, getting shots of papers on the desk, people getting the chamber ready, doing microphone checks, getting things ready. it's a window into some of the people that make this place work. and the parliamentarian really has an incredibly important job. they know the rules of the senate better than the senators do. one of the senators on tape said it takes about a full term to get the rhythm of this place. that parliamentarian is really, really important. brian: how did you approach this for the audience? and what do you envision the audience to be for this? mark: hopefully the audience is anyone who's interested in what they used to call the world's greatest delib