you got quarterback problems on both teams. and i really think oakland has a better team. but they've got to get used to playing that kind of smash mouth, ugly type football, with the backup quarterback. we had them on thursday night also, a couple of weeks ago, in kansas city. donald penn, their outstanding offensive tackle told us before the game, we can win games by running the ball. that's not the personality. i like them to win that game. >> penn got hurt late in the raiders' game, as did matt mcgloin, the quarterback. a lot to digest when the playoffs get started. tony, thank you. the other side of the coin are the changes this time in the league. san diego's mike mccoy, and chip kelly, fired earlier this evening. and you reported that the broncos coach, gary kubiak, told his players he would retire. what's next for those three teams? >> i start with the 49ers. i'm told that the first order of business is to hire a general manager to replace trent baalke. and that gm will decide who the next coach is going to be. a process, two big steps for the 49ers. in san diego,

make sure you e-mail our team. we will had facilitate reporters who don't have hard passes throughout the weekend. on monday the greater leeway we have in terms of timing is appreciated. with respect to the cabinet before i turn it over, i think that there is no question we have noted before the high quality and caliber of the individuals that the president-elect has selected to lead his government. i think even the senate leadership on the democratic side admitted so much. they talked about going after just a few of them. it's i think what is a shame is to see some of those individuals who we call consensus candidates, people like ben carson, nikki haley suddenly not be part of senator schumer's list that he will work with us to get done on day one. these are people who are highly qualified who were considered consensus candidates. i think it speaks volumes that the democratic leadership is not working with us to ensure continuity of government. this was not the precedent that was set by senate republicans when th

his evidence toa wrongdoing at team sky.mmittee last month explaining the contents of a package delivered to sir bradley wiggins after race was described as extraordinary by kenworthy. b ra ilsfo rd extraordinary by kenworthy. brailsford who is at the team training gap at the moment said they can be trusted 100%. he spoke to andrew swift. most fair—minded people in the uk would accept that if there is any issue and there is an authority which is the right place to get the bottom of something, and it is a diligent process and we trust and respect that and we are in the middle of that and we are in the middle of that and we are in the middle of that and there is an open investigation still ongoing, for the chair of the organisation to discuss the actual contents of the investigation whilst it is live and open is extraordinary in my mind. but some people now have lost trust in team sky because it has been handled badly? there's a difference between handling and active wrongdoing. there might be a pr issue and i think that is a

>> i think they will be a better team jeff but i don't think they will be a team that challenges forind of a wild card situation. saunders is kind of a journeyman and get you some runs and kendrick is a hitter but not everyday to rely on to give you the production numbers and their pitching staff is still loaded up with a bunch of number three starters except for claire and hoping they will have a good season. >> jamie apody went one on one with manager pete mccannon. >> what are you excited about heading into spring training? >> from what we have seen in the last year and a half trying to decide which players are going to fit in the future plans of the phillies and made progress and franko and freddy galvis and hernandez how he finished and hererar and rupp did a lot more offensively than we hoped he would and i think he is going to improve as we go. tommy joseph came out of no where, we didn't have a future first baseman until tomorrow any showed up and looks like he has an opportunity to be that guy so there is a lot of good looking players on the team we like and a lot more comin

deshawn jackson age 30, okay, but you don't have anybody on this team that requires a double team ono get that guy. >> be the guy with a "fear factor" for opposing defenses. it was a consequential day in the nfl. jeff is back with the news. jeff? >> chip kelly led the playoffs in 2013. it's gone horribly wrong for the coach. chip kelly lost 21 of the last 25 games and lost his job for the second time in 368 days. nearly a year since the eagles let him go, sengd worst record in the nfl. eagles, they could have been the only team in the division to miss the playoffs. if the redskins beat the giants, cousins, picked by giants, gianting win 19-10. will deshawn jackson come back to the eagles as a free agent among the things to watch here in philadelphia. the patriots lock up the number one seed with a win against miami. tom brady, three touchdowns, breaks nick sole's record. new england 35-14. they lock up the one seed in the afc. andy read chiefs get 2c. flyers, hockey now. the flyers lost five of six coming into play in anaheim fighting to get into the win column against the ducks. fly

they deserve a premier league team.oals of the season for dale. richie bennett and moussa diarra had the best chances for national conference side barrow. barrow manger paul cox proud of his side's efforts... i thought in the first half we can't two good chances at 1—0 down, to try to get back into the game. the whole game, you look at but rochdale, they took the chances. we struggled in those areas. but the lads are been working extremely hard. it has been a fantastic journey. working extremely hard. it has been a fantasticjourney. we have been beaten by a very good team today. they have done a fantasticjob. we are going to dust ourselves down. go again. six goals in this next gamejohn! brentford 5, eastleigh 1. the difference in leagues and quality showed here... it was emotionalfor it was emotional for martin allen, who used to manage brentford. brentford's first goal was in the ninth minute — a penalty won by lasse vibe after being brought down by graham stack — yellow for stack. it could have been red. but the new

recent teams have been ha rd blackpool. recent teams have been hard for both.oth teams are going tojoin hard for both. fans from both teams are going to join together in protest against their respective owners. orson out! blackpool and blackburn fans are no strangers to protests about the owners. the stadium, let's hope it is nearly empty tomorrow. tomorrow they willjoin forces, is nearly empty tomorrow. tomorrow they will join forces, marching is nearly empty tomorrow. tomorrow they willjoin forces, marching from this pub to ewood park and boycotting the game, campaigning outside. it is very difficult, when you are a lifelong fan, to boycott your own club, it really hurts. u nfortu nately, we your own club, it really hurts. unfortunately, we feel we have been pushed into this position because nobody is listening. these are difficult decisions for supporters split between pride in their team in protest at what is going on. how many will be watching inside the ground, and how many will be standing out here? the slogan is more outside than in. we cannot guarantee

i have to include the trophy for the national team, the portugal national team, it was amazing. first time in the history of the portugal national team, i was so happy, so glad, and i cannot forget the title we receive for real madrid, the champions league. attention will turn to the world cup in 2026. the fifa president wants to expand the tournament to 48 teams, which is not without critics. many are looking at it thinking, will the quality of play be diverted? perhaps he should stay at the current size of 32 with some of the big teams thinking too much football is already being played. it looks as if the federations are behind the move, and the move to 48 teams will be confirmed in time for the 2026 tournament. fifa's ruling council is expected to approve the expansion of the world cup to 48 teams on tuesday. one man who's in favour is diego maradona. maradona, who was also in zurich for the awards, played in four world cups for argentina, winning it in 1986. the fifa president's proposed new format will comprise of 16 groups of three countries, with the top two progressing t

or ben roethlisberger's team, you'll be ready? >> we'll be ready to go for sure. >> chris: just a thought on the way this team approached it. in your wildes think you would dominate like you did? >> you never know how they are going to shake out. you expect it to be down to the last play or two. i'm just proud of the way we competed and excited for two weeks from now. >> chris: have a great time in houston. congrats. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> joe: the atlanta falcons become the 12th different nfc champion in the last 16 seasons. and it's matt ryan going to the super bowl for the first time with head coach dan quinn. the state farm postgame show coming up. congratulations to the atlanta falcons. -champions at last. now you can celebrate the nfc's best with the conference championship trophy collection. direct from nflshop.com, it's the official hat and t-shirt falcons players and coaches are wearing. they had the will. they found the way. don't miss out on the chance to celebrate like them. you've got the passion. get the gea

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the teams are lay led. i'm a part of the teams. we have a team on youth and another team on education in the community and outside the community. also the connections with other congregants who may have other challenges. >> host: for these teams the result of listening to the community. was that from town hall meetings?>> they do. the youth team is focused on making changes and our k-6 children. they check in at the beginning of sunday school. our education team put together a wonderful four-part speaker series that just wrapped up recently. and we are working at creating a buddy system to help congregants who may have walked through a challenge to help congregants starting on that path. for example, having an adult child diagnosed with mental illness. and the connections team is working on creating a lay led support team as well. >> host: that is wonderful. i know for folks concerned about this issue, one of the things that comes up for people is the infrastructure. rabbi friedman, can you tell us how it is managed in the long ter

or ben roethlisberger's team, you'll be ready? >> we'll be ready to go for sure. >> chris: just a thought on the way this team approached it. in your wildest dreams did you think you would dominate like you did? >> you never know how they are going to shake out. you expect it to be down to the last play or two. i'm just proud of the way we competed and excited for two weeks from now. >> chris: have a great time in houston. congrats. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> joe: the atlanta falcons become the 12th different nfc champion in the last 16 seasons. and it's matt ryan going to the super bowl for the first time with head coach dan quinn. the state farm postgame show coming up. congratulations to the atlanta falcons. -champions at last. now you can celebrate the nfc's best with the conference championship trophy collection. direct from nflshop.com, it's the official hat and t-shirt falcons players and coaches are wearing. they had the will. they found the way. don't miss out on the chance to celebrate like them. you've got the pass

big team talk needed from wenger. arsenal not looking like the premier league team.e. looking lethargic again today. but they proved the character against bournemouth, i would expect them to get through to the next round. it is going to be a big 45 minutes. probably a bit of a shock in millwall of league one, beating top flight bournemouth, 3—0. yes. bournemouth made 11 changes. paid the price. 3—0 win for the london side. third goal by shane ferguson, third minute of added time. millwall, ninth in league one. ido time. millwall, ninth in league one. i do not think many people expected this opposite. we mentioned that 3—3 draw with arsenal, but bournemouth have paid the price for all those changes. 11. and the millwall manager thought that they deserve this. i enjoyed that. the boys have been working hard, on thursday and friday. trying to stop bournemouth, and mollify the threat. it is a hugely talented squad. we knew that we we re hugely talented squad. we knew that we were capable of making chances, i am delighted that we were clinical. pleased with the clean shee

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number one is to just thank my team. there is an old saying that when you see a box turtle on the fence post, one thing you know for sure is he had help getting there. i can tell you that while it has been my privilege, the team that we have had around us and the powers they put into this effort -- a masterful job, extremely grateful for the , and, generalf counsel, literally working almost around-the-clock supporting the efforts of this transition. on presidential appointments, bill, ron, andrew on policy. elizabeth pinkerton on personnel . affairs, and ae balance of a team that would make anyone proud. the progress we have made an extraordinarily brisk pace with which it has been conducted is a tribute to the integrity of these men and women. isnow the president-elect grateful for their efforts and as chair, i am as well. taking over as executive director to wind down the transition, as we continue in the weeks and months ahead to fill out a balance of the administration. this is the team that got us here today. i am e

we have got to be a better team and we are nowhere near the team we want to be and we have got a lotget through, but the team are looking forward to that and it starts injanuary. rory mcilroy has pulled out of golf's abu dhabi championship after scans today showed he has a fractured rib. he picked up the problem in south africa last week, but played on believing it to be fatigue. he just lost out to graeme storm in a play—off yesterday. mcilroy said he was bitterly disappointed to miss the event in abu dhabi, where he's finished as a runner—up four times. ireland hooker sean cronin has been ruled out of rugby union's six nations championship. he was expected to be rory best's deputy for the tournament but he tore a hamstring while playing for leinster at the weekend, and he's likely to be out for ten weeks. northern ireland's mark allen has knocked out former world champion john higgins at the masters snooker. it was a dramatic deciding frame, allen beating the world number three 6—5 at alexandra palace in london. it's the third time higgins has lost to allen in the first round of th

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in one match, they faced one of japan's top high school teams.or the zambians, this was the first match they've ever played abroad. from the start, they scored goal after goal. but they relied too much on their individual skills rather than playing as a team. and this gave their opponents chances to score. although they managed to win, the match also underlined the weakness in their teamwork. >> translator: they are really strong. they are tall, and they jump really high. it was a really tough match. >> translator: handball is a team sport, so i think they need to work together more and keep focusing on their goal as a team. >> reporter: two days later, tashiro brought the zambian players to the national training center where japan's top athletes come to improve their skills. >> everything okay? >> reporter: the center's coaching director put them through their paces. >> so this is three against two. you need pressure doing like this. what do you do? yeah, good. >> reporter: the zambian players were quick to pick up the new tactics. >> great job.

teams reaching the final will still only play seven matches.ay the change has no sporting merit. the fifa president gianni infantino spoke exclusively to our sports news correspondent richard conway. it's time to open to the world a competition like the world cup, a celebration of football like the world cup. the competition that makes the world stand still and focus on an event. if we look at how football has developed in the last decade and last few years, we can see the quality of football has become higher and higher, all over the world. there are many other teams who can make it, who could make it, to world cup. i believe and we believed, in the council, that the quality will raise with an expanded world cup. why? because many more countries, many more teams, will have the chance to qualify, so they will invest. the top two in the groups of three qualify. the group winner will have to play the group run at in the group of 32 —— group runner up. which means every match is decisive. which means every match is decisive. which is not the case

fans say if the team leads the raider nation stays. they plan to team up with save oakland sports in the coming weeks. they are considering possible legal options. reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> cold case solved, how vacaville investigators suspect the disappearance of a teen. >>> of course they're going to clean up their act when someone's coming. >> san francisco restaurants with a history of dirty conditions can now pay for a chance to get a clean record. coming up, the investigation every food lover needs to watch. with the swipe of his pen today, president trump took the first step towards one of his biggest >>> right now at 6:30, with the swipe of his pen today, president trump took a step toward one of his biggest campaign promises. he signed two executive orders aimed at stopping immigration. >> those orders call for america to build a wall along the mexico border. the president was asked what can be more important than enhancing public safety. in an interview that airs thi

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the volunteer team simply can't operate on everyone. for their parents, the news is devastating. >> kathy magee: most of us are mothers or fathers, no one, i don't, you know, if it's my child, do you think i want to hear come back next year? i don't care where you live or who you are, no one is willing to accept that for their own child. thousands of kids are born every year, thousands, all over the country, all over this world, we can change that, we can fix this problem. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery because someone isn't there to take care of them. there is no justice in that. >> announcer: you can provide a complete surgery for one waiting child right now, by becoming an operation smile partner. it costs only $240. or, if you prefer, you can pledge $20 a month. your gifts will help send our teams and equipment all year round and help ensure that we can provide surgery, free of charge, to every child in need, so no child has to be turned away. thousands of children are

this is a team sport.and make plays and try to -- try to help the team win and do their job. and again, i don't think any team is 100% right now. >> is it fair to say that that big turnover early, you knew that you didn't want to get into a come-from-behind battle, is that a key thing to this game. >> i wasn't out there so i couldn't tell, couldn't tell what was going on. i think that is something you have to ask the guys on the offensive side of the ball. >> too early so say this team could grow from this experience or can you think about that. >> i think it's obvious to see how far we've grown in just one year. from where we were last year to how well we played this year. and we had a playoff appearance. that is growing right there. and i think with the staff that we have of players in this locker room, we will continue to get better. >> nobody asked why they didn't ask him to play in the second half. >> and whether he could have played. was it the shoulder bad or they just didn't have confidence in him

you're seeing that all over from the trump team, the transition team, trying to finalize what becomes very real tomorrow. >> let's talk about this massive demand which means president-elect trump will invite other entities into the briefing, especially when he holds his own briefing. who do you suppose he means by inviting other entities in? >> anybody that wants to come. he means bloggers, talk show hosts, he means people from breitbart news. there will be an entirely different dynamic in that press room. i was fascinated, having covered presidents myself, at the news conference that he held with 250 reporters in the room when there was applause when he walked in. there was an audience for that. >> that is strange. >> it's important that the white house press corps who cover the president remain in that building. that's is something that drives the dynamic, drives accountability. >> let me ask you this, and i'll get to you two in a moment -- >> you have to wait your turn. >> been at this a long time. >> so if you invite talk show hosts into the briefings, doesn't that elevate them to

we were talking about your five-man team. john: it is a three-man team. english-speaking officer, officer we're going into, most were french. that was where the resistance was. the third member of the team was a sergeant. he could be british, french, or american. am i on? rob: you are. i think we are fine. we look like rock stars. [laughter] john: i am sorry to be getting so mixed up with the mechanics so that we cannot carry on very well. the three-man team was sent into occupied europe, into other either france, belgium, for the netherlands. our job was to organize, train, supply, and then lead, if necessary, a resistance movement against the nazi occupation. i, obviously, was going into france. we were teamed together. we spent academic testing and so forth. first, the americans were assembled at the congressional country club outside of washington, d.c. in maryland. i'll never forget when i asked the driver where we were going, we were loaded in a 2.5 ton truck. after having met in the parking lot of the oss headquarters. are going out, we to the cong

he led a sniper team at the time.illed roughly 18 or 19 al qaeda fighters in eastern 2002.istan in mid-march in the audio, what you h hear hm the operation as payback and revenge, essentiallll before w would hapn roberts ridge, as a way for the guys and his men to get their confidence back. i think he says, to get back in the saddle again. amy: let's go to the seal team 6 member britt slabinski. here he describes the aftermath of an operation to take down a convoy they believed was filled with al qaeda fighters trying to escape to pakistan. slabinski and a team of snipers had killed nearly 20 al qaeda fighters. >> after i shot this dude in the head, there was a guy with his feet sticking out of some rut over here. he was dead, but i shot him about 20 times in the leg. every time you shoot him, he would kick up a new could see his body twitching. it was like a game. good therapy. it was good there be for everybody that was there. any code that is navy seals team 6 britt slabinski. this audio being played publicly for t

go ahead video from teams here and in the nation's capitol.ull day in office marked the end of inaugural ral celebrations. the pence and trump families attended a service at the washington cathedral. mr. trump then made his first official visit to the cia. he called employees and told employees that despite earlier criticisms of the cia, the intelligence community has his full support. there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and cia than donald trump. the president then continued to air his grievances about what he called dishonest journalism. he claimed the crowd stretched to the washington monument but photos showed the crowds stopped well short of that. >> photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intended to minimize the support that gathered on the national mall. >> from his first remarks, the press secretary sean spicer slammed the media for downplaying the crowd size. mog on to the forecast, a gloomy day and more wet weather is on the way, but it's not snow. karen has the first check of the forecast. >>

and state positive we can work our our team spirit and state positive we can work our way our team spirit work our way out of this problem. when he lost his job with england, when he lost hisjob with england, a lot of people were mentioning the name of eddie howe, but another game they have failed to win today. and perhaps were lucky to get the draw. benik afobe pulled them back into the game against watford. watford leading twice. both goals coming from corners, bournemouth not defending well. not very good at all, eight goals in the last three games. who scored 7 all, eight goals in the last three games. who scored? josh king scored their first games. who scored? josh king scored theirfirst goal. games. who scored? josh king scored their first goal. well worked from adam smith down the right. benik afobe did well to level but they are leaking a lot of goals. it is a strange one today because i thought we played framework and patches of today's game. we started well and put them on the back foot. did everything but score. then we can see from two set plays and it is very difficult to tak

the home team explodes to three in this third period.it had a 1-0 lead after two and a goal by anthony mantha. toronto goes low in the detroit zone. kronwall taken down. dylan larkin away from mitch marner. part of the three that have scored in this period. gardiner on the turning stick of mitch marner. deep in his own zone. it deflects out to center. tyler bozak goes cross corner. brendan smith is back first. it's moved along by kronwall. the point. held in by connor carrick. to the open corner. derek larkin now will wind it up. 8:14 left in his third period. detroit down by two. dylan larkin. floats it off the blocker of andersen. the offside now. jake gardiner for the maple leafs will play it along. the center zone. connor brown. has matthews this way. there he is. he scores! auston matthews. >> pierre: great scorers and great players get it. foot race situation, detroit's trying to open up. when they try to open it up, they're in trouble. auston matt withdrew dohthew op receive the one timer. b beauty of the play. present the target.

he will need to join the team and play a minimum team.nimum of four team. he will need to join the team and play a minimum of four rather than five events to satisfy the criteria there. thank you, ian, our golf correspondent. england women head coach simon middleton has included four new faces in his 33—player squad for the six nations. england host defending champions france in their opener on february 3rd. it's a tournament that should see tamara taylor win her 100th cap and one that she thinks is ideal preparation for the world cup later this year. ourfamily is our family is back together now, ourfamily is back together now, and the six nations is an amazing tournament because you get to have an international meal every week which you don't get in any other tournament for us, so that'll be huge preparation, and again you get to play some of the top teams in world. and at the masters snooker, reigning world champion mark selby is playing mark williams in the first round at alexandra palace. that's on the bbc sport website, as always. wi

he also hated team sports. what bothered him most was competition and have it motivated players to conduct themselves in ways he considered unbecoming a gentleman. if baseball and football for honorable pastimes he reasoned, then why did require umpires and referees? a game that needs to be washed -- watched is not in forging a sportsman he wants said. he thought that it baseball pitcher with for the curveball and engaged in a act of deception which was treacherous. football distressed him even more. he believed it was improper for the money back to attack the weakest part of an opposing team's line. he thought the proper thing to do was to attack the strongest part, that is what a gentleman would do. he liked nothing about the game. he despised its violence. he condemned football as evil. one of the main adversaries was walter camp. camp was a pretty good football player. he really made his mark as a coach and rules maker. he is the closest thing football has to a founding father. he invented the position of q

the first time in history portugal national team.o glad, and of course i cannot forget the title that we received for real madrid, the champions league. attention will also turn to the next 2a hours for the 2026 world cup. fever‘s president —— fifa's president wants to extend it to 48 teams. many critics looking at it thinking the quality of play might be dilutive and perhaps it should stay at 32, with some of the big european teams thinking too much trouble is already being played, but it looks as if the configuration is globally behind this move, and a move to 48 teams will be confirmed in time for the 2026 tournament. well, one man who's in favour of infantino's plans to expand the tournament is the great diego maradona. he was in zurich for the awards tonight, he played in four world cups for argentina, winning it in 1986. fifa president — gianni infantino favours a new format which comprises 16 groups of three countries, with the top two progressing to the knockout rounds. translation: i'm delighted by gianni's initiative, becau

that was the team the eagles wanted. that was the team they got. they pummeled the cowboys that day and went on their way to the first super bowl. >> let's move onto hockey. same deal with the very hated penguins. is it because it's a pennsylvania thing? >> that may be part of it. i think because of both being in the same conference, same division since their inception that played a lot of big games, played in the postseason many times, this is almost specific to one player. i think it's a sydney crosby thing. the fans hate sydney crosby. he's reviled all around nhl. great player but his personality rubs people the wrong way. i think that has a lot to do with it. one of the interesting thing about flyers penguins is, have you a player that went from one team to the other, jaromir jagr. they hated him. they whistled when he got the puck because he had long hair. later on he came to play on the flyers. >>> why do some of them move from teams we love to hate. you talk about flyers, john got a standing ovation when he played in philly after moving to p

but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello.dy. a particularly lively day across the northern half of the uk today. some travel disruption is possible as wee see wind gusts in excess of 60mph. strongest winds through northern scotland as this weather feature pushes east, introducing cold winds across the country and keeping the wind lively and gusty for the morning rush—hour. gusts in excess of 60mph across parts of scotland. frequent showers turning frequently to sleet and snow notjust over the hills. rain showers for northern ireland accompanies the strong to gale force winds, gales if not severe gales for some parts of northern and western england, as well as western wales. not a great morning rush hour across the pennines. to go with showers, the winds particularly lively. further south and east, the wind isn't as strong, but picking up through the day, introducing some sunshine but dropping the temperature. feeling colder for all in the afternoon. showers most frequent in the north—west of england and ireland, and they turn

. >> this team we had this year has been the right mix, we are a team that has gotten better as the years went on. >> it's hard to get to this point from experience, it's difficult to get to this point and we will enjoy the build up and the process leading to it but our ultimate goal is still in front of us. >> that is this guy familiar faces in the afc game and tom brady and the patriots against the steelers and brady does it again throws 3 touchdown to of them to former penn lacrosse and second crosser the flea flicker hogan 180 yards receiving a team record and patriots blow out 36-17 and new england back to the super bowl for the 9th time the most in history and 7 of the 9 in brady's watch and play atlanta in superbowl 51 two weeks from tonight. >> it was a good day and we are going to the superbowl, man. got to be happy now. a lot of hard work and it's only two teams left standing and happy we are one of them, that is what our goal is and nice to be able to achieve that. >> reporter: the flyers they have not been playing championship hockey and lost 12 of 15 coming into play tonight

it's a completely different format, different team. back on the test series and take this into the one—day series. the test series didn't go very well but we've got a chance to come out here and perform well like we know we have in the last two years against a really good team. england have had a mixed warm up to the series beating a strong india a—side featuring ms dhoni and yuvraj singh. and then they lost to a weaker side just two days later, joe root did not plate and other match, he joined the tour later after becoming a father for the first time, he will be available for selection for the first one—day international here in pune on sunday. that was tim beach. also on sunday is the start of snooker‘s masters. ronnie 0'sullivan is aiming to win the title for a record seventh time. he's been battling a heavy cold going into the tournament — but hopes to produce the usual flashes of brilliances at alexandra palace over the course of the next week. it is ok to win but i want to win with style. i know in the last five or six years i've

win. >> to see where that team was a decade ago and to see where teams are now, and see the receiveruation. does it -- does it eat you up inside? does it pain you to see the way the eagles are playing like right now? at least with the receivers. there's been so many issues the last couple of years. >> being in a social media, a social media savvy type of person, trust me, i have my alerts on. i told the guys, every time a receiver drops a ball, my phone lights up. twitter, instagram, snapchat. i'm very familiar. >> what are people saying to you, they want you to come back? >> absolutely. they want me to come back. doubt that's going to happen. >> what would if mean for you to get in the hall of fame? >> i think it's a stamp of approval for what i have done. a lot of people said i'm deserving of it. i know that the hall of fame, they don't just give this award away to anybody. so in respect to that i just tell people i don't expect it to be given to me. i don't even feel i'm deserving of it, it's something that i have earned. >> has he earned it, find out before the super bowl. >> for

you got quarterback problems on both teams. and i really think oakland has a better team.ut they've got to get used to playing that kind of smash mouth, ugly type football, with the backup quarterback. we had them on thursday night also, a couple of weeks ago, in kansas city. donald penn, their outstanding offensive tackle told us before the game, we can win games by running the ball. that's not the personality. i like them to win that game. >> penn got hurt late in the raiders' game, as did matt mcgloin, the quarterback. a lot to digest when the playoffs get started. tony, thank you. the other side of the coin are the changes this time in the league. san diego's mike mccoy, and chip kelly, fired earlier this evening. and you reported that the broncos coach, gary kubiak, told his players he would retire. what's next for those three teams? >> i start with the 49ers. i'm told that the first order of business is to hire a general manager to replace trent baalke. and that gm will decide who the next coach is going to be. a process, two big steps for the 49ers. in san diego, no

in our company, 50% of our team members are using that hra model and we now have 40% of our team members who are choosing one of our hsas. here's the thing with an hsa we think is super important. in order to have an hsa, you have it paired it with high-deductible health plan. we want to be really careful about that, right? because if somebody has a high deductible, they're paying for their health care up to that amount of the deductible. so that's where the shared responsibility for us as an employer comes in. we need to surround that hsa with those tools for success for our team members to make sure that they have what they need to make those good consumer had-based health decisions. how do we do that at wells fargo? first of all, we are really focused in on our well being incentives. we have a well being program that allows each team member to earn up to $800 a year that we then place into that hsa account. in addition, their spouse or domestic partner can earn up to $800 a year to put into that hsa account. and they can use that towards their out-of-pocket costs. secondly, we need to

what do you make of this expansion from 32 teams to 48 teams?ams? — — vancouver whitecapslj expansion from 32 teams to 48 teams? -- vancouver whitecaps. i love it. i know the purists aren't overly excited about it because they are suggesting there will be a dilation of the tournament but in my opinion i think the powerful countries, the ones that are established, as long as they don't have to play more than the current seven games to actually get to the final, and then in another light they get the opportunity to have the lesser established countries in their group, so it is good for them and good for the country is like ourselves, canada, looking to get back to the world cup, there are more spots available now. i know some people are suggesting that perhaps it is a money grab by fifa, i don't see it that way. i think it is good for the game in the long run. additional 16 teams in the 2026 world cup, and a lot of people are saying that europe gets a lot of slots. who do you think will be getting these additional slots, will it be from asia—pacif

and he doesn't want his team overlooking the opponent. >> it is dangerous when you play a team withoutheir leader. there is a danger of letting down. i don't think that will happen. i just feel like we know the clippers and we know how capable they are, whether guys are in or out, they have a tough team to beat. so i think we'll be ready. >> coverage starts at 5:00. tipoff at 5:30 and stick around after the game. larry beil and i'm out here live with post-game interviews. larry. >> thank you. that sounds like an all-star lineup afterwards. college hoops, notre dame against georgia tech and tied at 60-60 and missing theup per and yellow jackets get the rebound and going to push and score. he lays it in with no time left. storm the court. georgia tech with the upset, 62-60. >>> former cal quarterback davis webb may have improved his draft status in the senior bowl showing he is not just a system quarterback who could only play in a college spread offense. he is playing for the south team. 11 of 16 for 165 yards and a touchdown. look at him feather the ball in. 39 yards to josh reynolds f

eric uland on legislative team.he progress that we have made in the course of this transition and the extraordinarily brisk pace with which it's been conducted is a tribute to the integrity and work ethic of these men and women and i know the president-elect is grateful for their efforts and as chair i am as well. ken hagen is taking over as executive director to wind down. the white house will continue the official duties to fill out the balance of the administration. but this is the team that got us here to this day at the direction of the president-elect. lastly, i'm especially pleased, and i know the president-elect is especially pleased we're wrapping up this transition on schedule and under budget. [applause] we will actually return some 20% of taxpayer funding back to the u.s. treasury and that is just exactly in keeping with the president-elect's expectations going forward. he is a businessman that knows how to sharpen his pencil and i'm pleased to report today we were able to do that and restore those dolla

jim furyk will captain the us ryder cup team at next year's event.ine ryder cups. he's named davis love the third as a vice captain for the 2018 competition which will be held in france at the albatros course of le golf nationaljust outside paris. the united states are the defending champions, but haven't won in europe since 1993. it has the teamwork, the corollary, the competition, the passion that brings fans together from worldwide andi brings fans together from worldwide and ijust brings fans together from worldwide and i just get brings fans together from worldwide and ijust get chills thinking about all the events that i have been able to participate in and how fortunate i have been and to stand here as the 2018 captain is such an honour. johanna konta is through to the semi—finals of the sydney international after beating daria kasatkina in straight sets. the british number one had to come from behind in the second set to beat the russian world number 26. konta will play former wimbledon finalist eugenie bouchard in the last four. dan evans ca

scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >>> october. you can watch his stories under the investigation tab and if you have a tip for the news 4 i-team. call us 202-885-4444 or tap on tips in that nbc washington app. >>> time to hear more about the weather forecast. we're less worried about the freezing rain now and can we be happy and e. anticipating the little warmer temperatures now? >> how about a lot warmer. >> we'll take it. yeah. >> i don't think we have any complaints. you can check the rain that's coming in now with the nbc washington app. this is jim henley's favorite app. we saw the rain coming through on your tv. there it is. coming from the west, a couple of bands of showers moving into the mountains. coming out of the ohio valley. the areas in pink, that's where the road temperatures are at or below freezing. th i shenandoah valley. had to have reports of interstate 81 from hagerstown north into pennsylvania. there have been a few of accidents of ice. it looks like most of this is just rain falling into warmer temperatures.

two of the big teams met at the etihad stadium.ow the team did not end up winning. they dominated and led 2—0 but their opponents find a way back into the contest. home fans were not happy with the referee andrew marriner had turned down penalty appeals when raheem sterling appeared to be pushed over when through an goal. we considered view, we we re through an goal. we considered view, we were not able to win the right positions, the right moments. and of course you have to score goals. we created so many chances to score goals and if you're not able, against the top teams like totte n ha m , against the top teams like tottenham, so again, they shot four times against everton, two times and two goals. manchester united came from behind to draw i—i two goals. manchester united came from behind to draw 1—1 with stoke city, but it is not the result, it will be the achievement of that man there who scored the equaliser that will feature in the stories tomorrow, because he has become manchester united's record goal—scorer, claiming his