thurman was an educated man, as well. i think we are talking about light but the conception of love. dr. king and dr. thurman always had a really wonderful conception for themselves, personal conception about love and what left should be and what it can be. karen: what is happening at >> some great things. we will start with our own sermon and preaching at the march plaza on sunday, january 17. christopher edwards, an old friend of mine, will be given the major does giving the major remarks be on monday, the national holiday, we will start at 1:00 at march plaza with a peace rally, a way for us to come together in peace the way dr. thurman and a by dr. king were, people of peace. hope. we have had to have had tough here and we hope to then go to a program. people are saying, look, it is outside in january. i remind people that dr. king did not care if it was cold, hot, raining, or snowing, so marge yourself on. at 2:00, we will have a program that features a poet laureate. karen: thank you for being here today. >> all are

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart after round 6, but a very tough fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart after round 6, but a very tough fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. fox sports! to abandon your research and focus on teaching. yes. and if i may su

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. after round 6, but a very tough fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. >> now, an fox 35 news. here, freeze warning in effect for much of central florida. we will have your full forecast c

. >> for john thurman, the stress and of the attack stayed with him long after the event. diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder, ptsd. ptsd can occur when the brain's natural flight or fight response. symptoms include flashbacks, depression, for john, the weeks and months after 9/11 were ri struggle. especially as night. >> i was thrashing around. i was crawling out of my bed in sleep, reliving the event. and then it just plays throughout, you know, you have, you feel like there a wet blanket over you. >> out of the 125 people killed inside the pentagon that day, 26 of them worked on john's team. along with the ptsd, he says, survivor's guilt weighed heavily on his mind. >> in the physical recovery and mental recovery, so as you become more physically resilient, you're able to maybe mask things a little bit. one of the doctors said, you know, you west pointers are very good at putting things in boxing and then putting it on a shelf. so ptsd can be something of a bit of a time bomb, waiting to go off. >> john had survived the attack, but his fight was just beginning.

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart after round 6, but a very tough as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! 3 we have crews in spartanburg county tonight--wher

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart after round 6, but a very tough fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! >> too many people on the streets. both driving and walking.

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the off. winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! trapped for more than 15 hours! a local man tells his story from kentucky.... capped off by a random act of kindness. but while the wi

keith thurman is going to have something to see about that possibly. now let's go to brian kenny. >> thank you so much. that is philly "swift" garcia, you hear the fans here, an excellent effort by robert guerrero. people thought it was much closer than that. a lot of the early rounds had to go to guerrero. not questioning the decision. garcia really picked it apart after round 6, but a very tough fight. as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona cardinals and the carolina panthers. begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. good night from los angeles. ♪ we are! fox sports! t

ways to cope with that changed security environment from both deterrence and assurance as general thurman mentioned is forward stationing an armored brigade combat team in europe. >> let me add that while we were undertaking our work over the last year the department is running hard on its own work with regard to approaches i guess i would say for deterrence and assurance, deterring russia and assuring in europe. so we were -- in doing our work we were -- we had to get in front of the department is the only way i can put it. ei

as for keith thurman, if he gets by porter, then we have the new welterweight champion of the world, but that is a long way off. we do know that we have the winner's bracket, and we do know that danny garcia is now in it in the welterweight division, he stays unbeaten. coming up next, except on the west coast, it is your late local nose. from your boxing champions returns to fs1 life from pennsylvania. join us tomorrow, the nfc championship game, arizona

that goes back to what general thurman were speaking about the all-volunteer force. we've got to use the guard and res reserve to fill the needs of what nation is asking the army to do. we'll get to that tipping point where we'll be unable to get them to do what the army asks people to do. you can't just use half the army. the train and stress on the active duty components is too much sometimes. particularly in various types of units. special forces and so on. they're not at that one to two-b.o.g. dwell. so we have to use the guard and the reserves as they want to be used, to have allow some of our regular army folks to take a knee on occasion. we need to do that. >> hi. you know n a few budget cycles, we could see full sequestration again. and a lot of budgets require extra money and working within constraints of the fy-16 budget requests. how might there be i think chas in your recommendation, or what effect will full sequestration? or could it have on what you've recommended here that works within this constrained suggest? >> our recommendations could not be susta

ways to cope with that changed security environment from both deterrence and assurance as general thurman mentioned is forward stationing an armored brigade combat team in europe. >> let me add that while we were undertaking our work over the last year the department is running hard on its own work with regard to approaches i guess i would say for deterrence and assurance, deterring russia and assuring in europe. so we were -- in doing our work we were -- we had to get in front of the department is the only way i can put it. their analysis is ongoing. we couldn't rely on work there to the same extent that we could rely on work in other regions that the deept and the army have already done. so we weren't -- we weren't comfortable making a whole slate of recommendations with regard to what the army's already doing in europe and where it had to go all over, you know, in a comprehensive way. what we did see was improvements in deterrence and assurance on what is already happening. and as general thurman pointed out, we did see already kind of wherever the department ends up going in its full

that goes back to what general thurman were speaking about the all-volunteer force. we've got to use the guard and res reserve to fill the needs of what nation is asking the army to do. we'll get to that tipping point where we'll be unable to get them to do what the army asks people to do. you can't just use half the army. the train and stress on the active duty components is too much sometimes. particularly in various types of units. special forces and so on. they're not at that one to two-b.o.g. dwell. so we have to use the guard and the reserves as they want to be used, to have allow some of our regular army folks to take a knee on occasion. we need to do that. >> hi. you know n a few budget cycles, we could see full sequestration again. and a lot of budgets require extra money and working within constraints of the fy-16 budget requests. how might there be i think chas in your recommendation, or what effect will full sequestration? or could it have on what you've recommended here that works within this constrained suggest? >> our recommendations could not be susta

and as general thurman pointed out, we did see already kind of wherever the department ends up going in its full assessment of its counter russia approach we see no way around the fact that an armored bct forward station has to be a part of that. we know that's a very hard message politically on the hill. but we think it's a no-brainer strategically. so we felt it was important to put it out there given what we already see as the challenge set in the region. >> no, that's exactly right. the other issue has to do with rotation of forces and the whole rotational force makes sense. but when you only have so many elements, at some point you exceed your capacity. and that's what's happened today. you don't have enough armor. so the army's got to look at how it balances that. inside the armored capabilities. not only looking at a.c. but also looking at army national guard, armored brigade combat teams. to help relieve some of the stress. see, here's the deal. the russians today are conducting their own mtc rotation in syria. they're practicing with their new kit over. they understand their

marcs thurman and reid manternach teamed up for this hog bass in the backyard pond. and the fishing cousins, millie manternach and mason martin show off the sunny they landed. nikki white of worthington hit the jackpot near the guttenberg dam. nice flathead. bill mealman was fishing for walleye on lake mc bride when the monster, 48 inch muskie hit. briggs wiggins was using the old superman pole when this bass hit on a pond near richland. stink bait, stink bait, stink bait. it sure worked for brayden mahoney in a pond near bonaparte. and here is a happy camper. parsons menzer and his lunker largemouth from upper hay lake. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell beth? thanks, scott. we'll be right t chris havely for your final forecast. temperatures will fall once again below zero tonight, however, not to the extreme that we've experienced over the last couple of nights. clouds will begin to increase across eastern iowa by tomorrow morning, ahead of clipper system that will bring accumulating snow to the tv9 viewing area. snowfall totals will be near a dusti

i went into the office of the dean of admissions at that time, dean thurman. i sat down and i said dean i'm going to convince you not to send me home. and for 30-40 minutes i told him why he should admit me. i walked out of the office with a scholarship. my mother put me on a bus with a suitcase or from that moment on morehouse. >> host: when did you know that you wanted to be a scholar? when did the idea of teaching and being a scholar really grasp you and grab you? did you get there after law one? is it something you focus on all the while. >> guest: my mother tell me i was bored to push a pencil because i was lazy and didn't like manual labor. she said you not to get a job at the shipyard and embarrass me go get a job somewhere else. i realized i wanted to be a professor. i had a professor a professor by the name of doctor aaron parker. he was a theologian trained out of emory, he took an interest in me. i would say something and he would put his head on the table. >> host: the beauty of the relationship with a faculty member who became a mentor and i'm sur

we draw particular attention to aviation, which commissioners hale and thurman will discus in more detail, armored capacity, chemical, biological and radiological capability. remedying these short falls within a 980,000 soldier army would require difficult but necessary tradeoffs. if army and strength cannot increase, our assessment indicates that the army could consider reducing up to two infantry by grade combat teams in the regular army to provide the manning necessary to strengthen aviation, short range air defense and other capabilities that i discussed. doing so, we believe, would reduce overall risks to mission. however, even if targets can be met through such reductions, it would not produce the additional funding needed to mitigate these short falls. let me end there, thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of my fellow commissioners for their tremendous effort in helping to produce this report. i love the army, and i think we all love the army and we believe the recommendations that we' made will in this report make the army even better. i also

walter thurman 83 yard return. eagles back up one. 4th quarter shurmur all smiles bradford calling audibles slowing things down and bam, back to matthews, his sim as many games and bradford over the span has ten touchdowns finished 7-9 and second in the nfc east. while players and coaching staff are help happy with the win it keeps them from picking tenth in draft. eagles now pick 13 overall but before they're on the clock the eagles must physician a new coach. ducis, brandon back to you. >> thank you so much. you'll get the 13 pick curious brandon how big of impact player you can get with 13 pick in nfl draft. >> that's a lucky number right there. >> why is that. >> i wept 13 pl. it feels g i think to have a 13th physician i know we need somebody to come and get the job done right away hopefully that will happen. it was happening and i ended up getting hurt. so we need somebody to come in and change luck of 13. >> 13 worked out well with you jamie apody flares team on official end of season. >> it was most trying

we draw particular attention to aviation, which commissioners hale and thurman will discus in more detail, armored capacity, chemical, biological and radiological capability. remedying these short falls within a 980,000 soldier army would require difficult but necessary tradeoffs. if army and strength cannot increase, our assessment indicates that the army could consider reducing up to two infantry by grade combat teams in the regular army to provide the manning necessary to strengthen aviation, short range air defense and other capabilities that i discussed. doing so, we believe, would reduce overall risks to mission. however, even if targets can be met through such reductions, it would not produce the additional funding needed to mitigate these short falls. let me end there, thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of my fellow commissioners for their tremendous effort in helping to produce this report. i love the army, and i think we all love the army and we believe the recommendations that we' made will in this report make the army even better. i also

. >> mikaya thurman joins us now. revealed why they are labeling this investigation as suspicious but here at is we know. investigators say relatives found alandra mejia up responsive in her home. she was a senior at middle college high school on the durham tech campus. her go fund me people describes her as being very active in school activities with dreams of attending college. anyone with information should call durham police. >>> police in durhaming investigating a shooting at a convenience store on fayetteville street. one person was taken to the hospital. officers are still searching for the suspect. >>> a man accused in a deadly shooting in durham is due in court today. u.s. marshals picked up 26-year- old jamal dixon in chapel hill. a 3 #-year-old woman at the intersection of liberty street and peachtree place. >>> today, attorneys make their closing arguments in the disciplinary hearing of an attorney. a state bar panel will decide if they acted unethically while trying to free a wrongly cop stricted man from

with the giants up 27-21 in the third, eli manning is picked off by walter thurman, who returns it 83 yards for the touchdown. the giants finish a disappointing 6-10 season with a 35-30 loss and could this be the last time tom coughlin walks off the field as giants' head coach yo after 12 seasons and two super afterwards, he was not ready to talk about his future. >> the fruration continues. everybody, you got your abestions prepared for what direction i'm going in. i'm not gonna answer anything about that. the season just ended. there will be time for that >>'s future hall of famer. i know one day i'll look back and say i played for tom coughlin and learned a all right of great things for him. so he is my coach. >> that is a guy that has so much command in a room. so much respect amongst his peers and us. we will fight for him. we will continue to follow him. and there's no doubt about my mind that that's the guy for the job. >> i asked rashad what was the most frustrating part of this giants season, he said we found a way to lose. tonight on sports final, in the studio to talk about

but walter thurman comes down with the ball 83 yards for score. the giants 35 to 30. >> i thought they put together a tremendous effort. we needed everybody. offense, defense and special teams. and i thought the guys earned the victory i'm happy for them. >> after going through what we went through this week, obviously it wasn't easy on anyone. but now, i'm so

later in the game, walter thurman, deflected eli manning pass ran 83 yards for touchdown. eagles win the season finale 35 to 30. >> well, the birds will now clean out their lockers later today t could be the last time some of them see each other. quarterback position could be up for grand, sam bradford is a free agent. early in the season he struggled while recovering from his second knee surgery, but still ended the season with 3700 yards and 19 touchdowns. bradford also set franchise record for competition percentage. he is now weighing his options. >> obviously depends on who they hire, what time of offense, he wants to run, and, you know, if he feels like i fit, and if i feel like i filth that system. >> i've been adamant, i want sam back. this is another building black for us going into the next off season. so you start guys figure out hey, what area hit you, josh, you know, all of the guys, the team to build. >> all right, our pat gallen will have more on the birds season and the search for a new coach coming up in the next half hour. still ahead here on "eyewitness

that is walter thurman, comes down with it, he goes 83 yards on the fumble recovery, the eagles, they win 35-30. it tends up hurting them. >> this finish nine, excuse me, seven and nine. will pick 13th in the 2016 draft. here is shurmur who said there is still room to build with this team. >> you got it re ate the chemistry, always news faces. >> no team start the same. everybody claims, you know, we'll just have to see how much change there is. and then i think you can build on stuff like things like today. >> so who does quarterback sam bradford want to see as head coach next year? we'll hear from him coming up at 6:00. i have thought on that topic, as well, that's all next hour. so that should be pretty interesting when it comes to the head coaching search. couple of big names, also, going to be a long off season for eagles fans who had high expectations headed into the year. >> everyone thought we would have it and win it all this year. talking to the fans now about priorities for next season. >> need to find a coach that can work with the offense. we have three running backs, tak

thurman took it 83 yards to the house. the birds and pat shurmur beat new york 35-30. jordan matthews had this word for eagles fans. >> got to go out there every time and represent that team. nobody has more pride for the eagles than their fans, none. we got the best in the league, in the world, universe, point blank period. >> eagles finish 7-9. in a few minutes will he stay or go, a look at the future for sam bradford. hear why one current player wants a familiar face to be the next head coach. ♪ >> downingtown west is the winner. the band won a field competition in jacksonville, florida. georgia beat penn state in that game. and take a look at the plaque. they won the state championship in its division. congratulations to all of them. >>> nine minutes after 4:00. it's a cold morning and it's going to be a cold day, a cold blast is coming in on gusty winds that will be with us right on through this afternoon. and then it gets even colder tonight as those winds settle down. get ready for what will feel like really the first stint of winter we've seen. 20 degrees right

walter thurman is going to run it back for a touchdown. giants lose that one 35-30. afterwards, coach tom coughlin would not speak aboutotis future with the team. >> everybody's -- you got your estions prepared for what direction i'm going in. i'm not going to answer anything about that. the season just ended. there will be time for that. >> o . well, some experts believe coughlin is going to have to resign to avoid being fired. others think he's going to try and stay with the team. everyone agrees thel of fame is in his future. he's got two super bowls with the giants. >>> oh, the jets. i'm so sorry, jets fans. you know they had a chance to go to the playoffs. they blew it in buffalo. down by five with two minutes to go, quarterback ryan fitzpatrick takes a big hit as he throws the ball, goes down, and the ball is picked off by manny lawson. tal back, but fitzpatrick threw another interception. rex ryan gets reveng on his old te.m. the jets lost that one 22-17. >> weren't able to pull it off, and my heart hurts so bad right now for all those guys in the locker room.

thurman runs for the touchdown gave the eagles the lead 28-27.am bradford, eight for eight, touchdown pass to jordan matthews. bradford was really good. it was clear that sam bradford and pat shurmur were working well together at player and head coach. >> to me it was the fact he was calling plays and he was in my ear and he was the one i was talking to when i came up to the side line, but, you know, it remind immediate a lot of my rookie year. brought back good memories being out there with pat calling it, you know. he wasn't in an easy position today. i think what he did this week the way he led this football team was, you know, remarkable really. >> i was just proud of them, you know and the reality of it is we were just all out there doing our jobs but they had fun doing it. >> fun is good part of the game. they should have had fun earlier in the season, but pat shurmur and sam bradford did some other things together today that hadn't been done this season. more on the game and the things that clearly went right. we'll break it down jon runya

hand, i said, hello, senator, i'm armstrong williams and i understand you're a racist. >> what did thurman say? >> the senator said to me you sound like a bright young man. at what grade are you in? when you graduate from high school if you ever want to come to washington to intern for me, come work for me, why don't you decide whether i'm a racist or not. >> and a little after 9:00 on the anniversary of the 1773 boston tea party reenacters re-create the scene at the old south meeting house in boston. sunday morning at 10:00 on "road to the white house rewind" the 1980 republican campaign with interviews of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, john anderson, and howard baker, required recorded by students at salem, new hampshire, high school. and at 4:00 on "real america" 35 years ago this week iran released american hostages after holding them for 440 days. we'll look back at the iranian hostage crisis, including president carter's announcement of a failed rescue attempt and the release of the hostages just minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as president. for the complete american histo

manning throwing again and gets tipped into thurman who sees nothing but the end zone. just that kind of day for the giants. eagles would add another touchdown and jared matthews 35-30 the giants fall. they end the season 6-10. . >> everybody you got your questions prepare and had i'm not going to answer anything about that. the season just end and had they'll be time for that. >> coughlin didn't say what lies ahead but his players were quick to jump to his defense. the giants feel like they let their head coach down and don't want to see him leave. >> he's been a great coach early on in my career and just teaching me the importance of preparation. >> so much respect amongst his peers and us. we'll fight for him. we'll continue to follow him and no doubt that's the guy for the job. >> for five year it is jets have been waiting for this moment today. a chance to control their own destiny and lock up a playoff spot ending the draught. maybe the pressure was too much. rex ryan and the bills had something to say about that. taylor taking care of the ball himself. they would

the play went the other way, former giant walter thurman picks off a deflected eli pass which returns a touchdown. that puts the eagles up for good. tom conklin shows his frustration on the sidelines. >> i'm willing to give myself a little bit of time, i'm sure we'll talk with ownership i will go from there. no one has decided anything. where the reports come from? did you get initials? did you get some initials? thank you. >> duke: i'm not quite to be shocked in the least bit if he does come back. i'm not sure that is going to happen. it is not going to form look at the roster, they will one a lot of games. if you really want to change franchises. now to basketball. the next at home against the hawks. this one is off the brake, puts the next up, anthony did not have a good offensive game to put the next up one oh three-86 and they win it. islanders in brooklyn. he loses his footing and get slammed into the wall by jason dumars. the tumors get kicked out of the game. in the third, he catches win six-five. were having issues with the win and the extra point, he misses an easy extra poi

marcs thurman and reid manternach teamed up for this hog bass in the backyard pond. and the fishing cousins, millie manternach and mason martin show off the sunny they landed. nikki white of worthington hit the jackpot near the guttenberg dam. nice flathead. bill mealman was fishing for walleye on lake mc bride when the monster, 48 inch muskie hit. briggs wiggins was using the old superman pole when this bass hit on a pond near richland. stink bait, stink bait, stink bait. it sure worked for brayden mahoney in a pond near bonaparte. and here is a happy camper. parsons menzer and his lunker largemouth from upper hay lake. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. an investigator with the iowa civil rights university of iowa field hockey coach could win her lawsuit for wrongful termination. in a screening decision, investigator benjamin flickinger said a reasonable person could infer that discrimination led to the athletic director firing tracey griesbaum. the university claims the firing resulted from concerns about how griesbaum treated her player

walter thurman is going to pick it off, run back for the interception and td. the giants lose this one 35-30. afterwards, coach coughlin would not speak about his future with the team. >> everybody's -- you got your questions prepared for what direction i'm going in. i'm not going to answer anything about that. the season just ended. there will be time for that. >> some experts believe the coach is going to have to resign to avoid being fired. others think he's going to try and stick o it out with the team. >>> all right, jets fans. roll over, put your head under the pillow. you don't want to hear it again. the jets needed this win to make the playoffs, but their former coach wouldn't let that happen. down by five with two minutes to go, quarterback ryan fitzpatrick takes a big hit, goes down as he throws the ball. it is intercepted, picked off by manny lawson. they did manage to get the ball back. fitzpatrick threw another interception. rex ryan, the old coach, gets his revenge. the jets lose that one 22-17. >> weren't able to pull it off. my heart hurts so ba

and later, connor deflected a manning pass and ends up in the hands of walter thurman.jordan matthews had this to say to eagle fans. >> got to go out there every time and represent that team that's on the front of your chest. nobody has more pride for the eagles than their fans. we got the best in the league, in the world, in the universe, point blank period. >> the birds finish 7-9. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. >> 38 minutes after 6:00. it's cold outside. and it's going to stay cold all day long. a cold blast riding in on gusty winds that won't settle down until tonight, and that's when it gets colder tonight. in fact, the coldest of the season so far. right now, 26 degrees in doylestown, philadelphia is at 33 degrees, you'll find 30s and some 20s in south jersey, millville is so cold it stopped reporting. look at the snow making equipment in the pocono mountains. they will be able to make snow through tomorrow. look at the winds out of the northwest. that steady wind we're getting gusts of more than 20 miles an hour. that wind is blowing a few scattered clo

since represented over 250 professional athletes including troy aikman, steve young, bruce smith, thurman thomas, and many more. currently president and ceo of steinberg sports and entertainment and an advocate for player safety he has hosted two national conferences on the subject of concussions and the nfl and finally pellom mcdaniels iii here as a football player having played the kansas city chiefs is assistant professor of african-american studies at emory university, scholarly interests include african-americans and world war i and african-americans in the intersection of sports and civil rights. his first book examines the life and career of the 19th century african-american jockey and i would also like to welcome the audience watching around the country on c-span book tv. the issue of concussions in the nfl came to the forefront because of the book that steve and mark have co-authored so we will begin by asking them to issue kind of a summary statement of how this issue came to their attention into the nation's attention and what the status of the debate is ended and we will invit

. >> reporter: a staff member for assemblyman tony thurman was a student here and attended the closeknow program. clearly something that helped shape his future career. in richmond, i'm john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the bay area getting another round of rain. take a look at all that green. our liveadar showing a fast moving storm making its way through the region right now. and that's not all. we're tracking even more rain on the rain. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. the rain has returned after a short break between storms, and it really came down this afternoon. in oakland's chinatown the umbrellas were out as people did their best to stay dry. >> let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin. how much rain are we expecting? >> the showers are dying off. most of the heavy rain was an hour to two hours ago. scattered showers linger but there's more on the rain so we're going to see more significant rainfall. guerneville coming up on an inch of rain. these are preliminaries. it's a moving target. but i've got reports on mount tam on the west slope of the hea

[applause] ted: you look at people like jack thurman who is here with us, a brave warrior who fought this country and is fighting to save this country today. [applause] ted: why is this happening? why are conservatives coming together like never before? it is because the stakes, the threats to our country have ever been greater. tomorrow, we have a debate. although one of the candidates has chosen not to attend. [applause] ted: apparently, mr. trump considers megyn kelly very, very scary. [laughter] ted: donald is a fragile soul. she might ask a mean question, and who knows what could happen. his hair could stand on and --end. i have to say, it is an amazing statement for a presidential candidate to say, i am not willing to show up for the ebate. this entire process is a job interview. we have spent seven years with a narcissistic, self-involved president in washington. [applause] ted: who thinks the american people work for him, who behaves like an emperor. if he decrees something, it must be so. it has been all about obama, the chosen one or seven years. - for seven years. what doe

oh, senator, you're a racist. [ laughter ] >> what did thurman said. >> he said you sound like a bright young man. what grade are you in? he said when you garage wait from high school, if you want to come to washington and intern for me, come work for me and decide for yourself if you think i'm a racist or not. >> reenactors recreate the scene at the old south meeting house in boston. sunday morning at 10:00, on road to the white house rewind, the 1980 republican campaign with interviews of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, john anderson and how ard baker. reported by students in new hampshire airing for the first time on national television. and, at 4:00, on real america, 5 years ago this week, iran released 50 to american hosages after holding them 434 days. for the complete american history tv weekend schedule, go to cspan.org. >>. >> next, the oral argument from the case. >> next case, 147505. mr. waxman. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, under florida law, timothy hurt will go to his day before a jud,

but walter thurman comes down with the ball 83 yards for score. birds able to beat the giants 35 to 30. >> i thought they put together a tremendous effort. we needed everybody. offense, defense and special teams. and i thought the guys earned the victory i'm happy for them. >> after going through what we went through this week, obviously it wasn't easy on anyone. but now, i'm so proud of the guys in that locker room. you know the way thralled around pat. the way we played today. it's always nice to end the year on a win. >> okay, here's what we do no with the victory the eagles will have the 13th pick in the draft. lots of changes of course coming this off-season besides the new head coach. will there be a new starting quarterback. sam bradford will be a new free agent. back to you. >> thank you very much. guilty fans are reacting final game. year. already looking stot off-season. >> i think they are going to have to make changes number one get a better coach than what we had. two get some line men, offensive lineman that will make a differences.

and i think that goes back to what general thurman was speaking about. ian general ellis about the all-volunteer force. we've got to use the guard and reserve to fill the needs and the entire total force policy of what the nation is asking the army to do that if we don't take advantage of it we will get to that tipping point where we are unable to get the people we need to do with the nation asks the army to do. >> discusses a more consumer talk about 980,000 force one army. you can't just use half the army. the strain and stress on the active duty component is too much sometimes, particularly in various types of units, special forces and so on. they are not at that wanted to bog well. we have to use the guard and reserves as they want to be used to allow some of our regular army folks to take any obligation. we need to do that. >> in a few budget cycles we could see full sequestration again, and a lot of recommendations require extra money and work within the constraints of the fy '16 budget request. so how might there be changes in your recommendations

[applause] ted: you look at people like jack thurman who is here with us, a brave warrior who fought this country and is fighting to save this country today. [applause] ted: why is this happening? why are conservatives coming together like never before? it is because the stakes, the threats to our country have never been greater. tomorrow, we have a debate. candidatese of the has chosen not to attend. [applause] ted: apparently, mr. trump considers megyn kelly very, very scary. [laughter] soul.onald is a fragile she might ask a mean question, and who knows what could happen. his hair could stand on and --end. i have to say, it is an amazing statement for a presidential candidate to say, i am not willing to show up for the debate. this entire process is a job interview. years with a seven narcissistic, self-involved president in washington. [applause] who thinks the american people work for him, who behaves like an emperor. if he decrees something, it must be so. it has been all about obama, the chosen one or seven years. -- for seven years. what does it say when donald trump tells th

have been this way all season long, the giants going up two scores but goes up into the air, walter thurman picks it out of the air and takes it all the way to the house and that is, i mean that's a reaction we've seen from coach coughlin all season long. 35-30. the coach very clear he wasn't going to talk about his job status. >> you've got your questions prepared for what direction i'm going in, i'm not going to answer anything about them, the season just ended there will be time for that. >>> by who? no one has decided anything. where do the reports come from? did you get some initials? >> i have so much respect for him, he is just a true leader. >>> okay. so i will say this the players do love playing for this man that is for sure. the owners are going to meet meet with tom coughlin the 9ers fired their head coach, the browns fired mike pettine and ray famer yesterday. lots of changes. monday the day after the season, this is when it all happens we'll find out about the giants later today. >>> 5:26. the today's top stories. >>> an end of the year budget deal has commuters playing a litt

served on the defense committee for 18 years and by the way, one of the members was senator strom thurman from south carolina and after the 9/11 attacks, secretary rumsfeld invited me to the rent gone with the meeting with four former secretaries of defense. i suggested we had a problem with technology and i wanted to take people from silicon valley to the pentagon to solve significant problems. i had an opportunity to go through the cold war area, and struggles in central america and 9/11 to be involved. with saudi arabia can production, it is so critical for us to be energy independent and we are getting there because of fraking. it gives us leverage and flexibility. and if you want to bring jobs back to the united states of america in industry low prices make a difference. we'll see it in my state and in the continue and we must continue to frac. in terms of saudi arabia, my biggest problem with them is they are funding radical clerics and presidents are looking the other way. whether i am president or not, we better make it chlor to the saudis, we'll support you and just like the firs

he had a strong reputation in the county, and just before he was about to be introduced to strom thurman i extended my hand i said, hello, senator i'm armstrong williams and i hear you're a racist. >> what did he say? >> the senator said to me you sound like a bright young man. what grade are you? when you graduate from high school if you ever want to come to washington and intern for me come to washington and decide if i'm a racist or not. >> and a little after 9:00 reenacters react the boston tea party at the old south meeting house in boston. sunday morning at 10:00 the 1980 republican campaign with interviews of ronald reagan george h.w. bush, john anderson and howard baker recorded by students at salem high school in new hampshire airing for the first time on national television. and at 4:00 on "real america" 35 years ago this week iran released 52 american hostages after holding them for 444 days. there are archival photos and videos, we'll look back at the iranian hostage crisis including president carter's announcement of a failed rescue attempt and the release of the hostages ju

and just before he was about to introduced to strom thurman, said i'mhand out and i not sure who youe but i hear you're a racist. you sound ator said like a bright young man. what grade are you in? graduate from high school, come intern for me. come work for me, you can decide i'm racist or not. >> a little after 9:00, scene ors re-create the at the old south meeting house in boston. sunday morning at 10:00 on road white house rewind, the 980 republican campaign with interviews of ronald reagan, anderson,. bush, john and howard baker recorded by students at salem high school in airing for the first time on national television. at 4:00 on reel america, 35 years ago this week, iran hostages 2 american after holding them for 444 days. the iranian ck at hostage crisis, including announcement er's of a failed rescue attempt and the release of the hostages just minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as president. for a complete schedule, go to c spahn.org. come whiching up next, tim kahne campaigns in iowa on democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. then rand paul meets one-on-