>> yes, he would bring willie and joe back, willie and joe never really leave.llie and joe in 1946 when he turns to politics, but he absolutely brought them back for events like general marshall. for the vietnam war, he had willie and joe in vietnam a couple of times. for korea, he had a whole book about willie and joe in korea. one of his final cartoons was willie in 1991 to comment on the first gulf war, so they never leave him. they were like a shadow he could never escape. i think he thought of them as real people, and he said, i did not create them. they created me. they gave him a life that he never would have had as a poor kid from the desert southwest, and he was always grateful to them, and he always of course knew that they stood for the suffering and the deaths of all the men in his company. he got to escape that fate. he was plucked from the ranks and put on stars & stripes, and he said, i connived to do that from day one and i got my wi sh. i escaped combat. and he was always very aware of that, and always guilty about that. >> question to your righ

yeah, willie, the one with the big c nose, he originally was j, and joe was willie.ygi somehow switched right wn they got into combat. but willie, the guy who had the big nose, the bigger guy, he was originally a choctaw indian. the 45th infantry division, one of our most ethnically diverse with a lot of native americans in it. it was part of oklahoma national guard. sodi many of the people bill trained with were native americans, and bill worshipped them because they were such good soldiers. probably more thanwi any other person, willie is based after raisinin billie, who was a chocw survived the war. crazy story how he gets captured at anzio and is taken as p.o.w. and kills his captor and escapes, wounded and left for r dead but revised. bill and willie would only renewt many years after the war but the hulking willie was originally a native american. that was very clear in how he spoke. joe, i tell you, you look at him more and more, i think he is bill in a lot of ways. he's an anglo soldier and i work with veterans now young ano old and i understand this relation

>> willie, the one with the big nose, he was originally joe, and joe was willie.w switch right when they got into combat, but willie , he was originally a choctaw indian. the 45th infantry division, one of our most ethically ethnically diverse with a lot of native americans in it, so many of the people bill trained with were native americans, and bill worshiped them because they were such good soldiers. willie is based after that choctaw indian who survived the war, our crazy story about how he gets captured at anzio and is taken as p.o.w. and kills his captor and escapes, wounded and left for dead, but revived. they would only reunite in 1980, many years after the war, but the hulking willie was originally an native american, and that was clear and how he spoke. joy, i tell you, i look at him more and more, i think he is bill in a lot of ways, and anglo soldier, and i work with veterans now young and old and i understand this relationship so much better than when i was researching the book, but bill always said that these two guys, they did not like each other. t

saunders was a caretaker of willy hughes who was living. macy died not get to talk to hughes himself but she uncovered the history of two brothers and it's a heartbreaking, terrible story, and it's a story of the jim crow south. and of the way in which it treated individuals. the book is a feat of research. macy is dogged reporter and also story, telling. will not reveal what the actual story that she tells us, and here is macy herself to talk more about her book, "true vine." >> good morning. i'm alice carey. as a reviewer for book page ide read a lot of books and pun of my favorites is "truevine." took beg macy to 25 years to unearth the saga, requiring research to untang al history from truths and the result is deeply moving and end-end leslie compelling two brothers, a kidnapping and a mother's question e quest and a true story of the jim crow south. truevine has been short lift it ford the kirkus prize and long listed for the andrew -- her first book, "new york times" bet ser "factory man" was an number russ numerous lists and is the c

>> willie: yeah, i was teaching school.in, and walk out the back door and go straight to the studio. but you know, the principal knew what i was doing. >> anthony: yep. >> willie: i did most of the deep city music using that technique. ♪ ♪ if only i could fly i would take to the air ♪ >> anthony: you're still out there so your songs are still being played, still being sampled, which is good, right? that's great. >> willie: if it weren't for the samples, i that kept us alive was europe. >> anthony: the collectors must go crazy. maniac collectors in europe and japan. >> willie: if i had known back then, i guess we would still be over there. big as motown or bigger. >> anthony: this is an island, isn't it? it is kind of an island. >> willie: i think it's worse than an island. ♪ darling i'm willing to forget love last ♪ ♪ darling i'm able to make our love last ♪ ♪ i'm a one man's woman and i'm willing and able to be loved ♪ ♪ oh yes i am yeah yeah yeah this year at t-mobile, the holidays are on us! switch your family of four to

willy: asÍ es.arde tenemos la gopro. y tenemos el famoso kindle. espero que les haya gustado este vÍdeo. oye, si estÁ un poco fuerte, no? alan: yo creo que matt groening es vidente en serio! willy: despuÉs de ver el vÍdeo de la predicciÓn que vi, me metÍ rÁpido y hay muchÍsimas predicciones que han hecho. alan: lo del aviÓn brasileÑo, que dice equipo se estrellÓ en mi fÁbrica. karla: ay no se. yo no quiero creer en eso de las predicciones. willy: pero imagÍnate, el ipad... que era igual al interconector... se ve a lisa, con el estilo de hillary clinton... y dice que ha recibido un dÉficit del presidente del trump. creo que matt groening va a entrar a la casa blanca. a jlo parece que alguien le dio duro. karla: cÓmo? me dejaste bien picada! pero vamos al estudio. ana: hay una fotografÍa de jennifer lÓpez en las redes sociales. la vamos a comentar aquÍ mÁs adelante. johnny: mÁs adelante en nuestro segmento, enredados, entÉrate qué famoso dejÓ al descubierto su truco de belleza. ana: y hoy tenemos un "

former mayor willie brown out there. we are live in union square were the big toy drive is going on at left the old tools.>> -- at lefty oh tools. >> it is quite a party. we have the owner nick out here. we have aware -- we have mayor willie brown. in a whole lot of volunteers. this will be the sixth annual tool drive. they do this every year. they are really into this. we are looking for a lot of great last-minute toys. these are the toys were you have already gotten your stuff for your own families that you have a little extra cash. they are looking for bicycles, gifts will for pre-teenagers, really quality gifts for some of the less fortunate. hopefully getting maybe 12,000 gifts. they have already gotten a few thousand this year and gave out thousand. the need here is so great. they want to make sure that everyone has a really nice christmas. i am going to grab mayor willie brown. i will put you away for a little bit. i know that you have your own bridge. >> sal does not know that. he keeps calling traffic on somethi

will yi willie, why did you make me do that?old daughter of his own. >> you've never had that face-to-face thing where you had to size the guy up. >> i'm looking forward to that. i think what i would do is have a barrel next to me with some chemicals handy and just let them see it. oh, it's real, son. i can dissolve your body in seconds. okay? just remember that. when you're out on lookout point. >> walter white, the mild-mannered chemistry teacher turned vicious drug kingpin the acclaimed tv series "breaking bad," a role that made cranston a household name. >> and you were in some pretty dark places, to say the least. >> yeah. >> was that a hard character to get out of? >> i didn't want to take walter white home. i wanted to go home as bryan. at the end of the day i would put a hot, moist towel over my head like a turban and one over my face and i would allow it to pull out the dirt and toxins and emotional baggage i was carrying around all day and wiped it all off. i let him at the studio. >> during five seasons, cranston won

so uncle willy was having this-- she believed uncle willy is responsible and she thinks the book is going to do really well, because uncle willy is looking out for me and i love that and i hope she's right. [laughter] >> well, you-- your books are about connecting with people and about connecting the past and the present. and this is your advice for young reporters, get away from your damn smartphones and computers. go back to the basics, papers, scissors, be the glue, as a reporter once told you. and can you elaborate how this has been your m-o? >> documents can only take you so far. memoirs written, i mean, that was a great find when i found the guy bragging about buying this. all the paper work can take you so far, but there's no substitute for going and meeting people and hearing their stories. >> i mean, the best parts of the book, i think, are this-- these gritty, kind of microaggressions that these men and women lived with during jim crow. like the little girls walking to school past the white lady's house and there were parrots and they were trained to squawk epithets at them. and

>> willie geist, and -- >> good morning, willie. >> and secretary of state, the nominee, tillerson, what impressive and so are so many others we talked to, rudy guiliani, and david petraeus and bob corker, and at the end it was chemistry, presence and sregs and tvision, ability that rex tillerson had to maintain relationships across the world in places that are not easy to have relationships in during the different administrations, and so he's good at being a diplomat, and he is a diplomat that happens to drill oil and the good lord did not put oil in all freedom-loving democracies across the world and yet tillerson was able to make it work, and donald trump and rex tillerson, they hit it off and have a similar issue of how to get things done. >> a lot of concerns about russia and a lot of concerns about the fact that donald trump has said things that many believe -- his critics believe make him too cozy with vladimir putin, and obviously tillerson received a friendship award in 2014, and many suggested him being a friend of vladimir putin is not comforting. what do you say to those crit

willie? >> chris jansing outside trump tower, chris, thanks. >>> let's bring in shawn henry a former top fbi official now the president of crowd strike services and nbc news analyst and elise jordan who worked on rand paul's presidential campaign and previously in the state department and the bush white house. shawn, let me begin with you. the cia says it's intervened on behalf of donald trump, not just to disrupt the election but to make sure donald trump became president. the fbi says it's a little mercuryi murkier. where's the truth? >> i think you've got to look at the career analysts that have been assessing the intelligence. they have been looking at russia and russian capabilities, russian intent for many years. when they analyze the evidence and the intelligence they have collected, they have made a determination. i think that the president or the president-elect needs to look at that, look at the totality of the circumstances, and assess what these career analysts are saying. these a

estamos con marquitos, willy.upuesto informarlos. iniciamos el segmento contÁndoles, que todo va bien hasta ahora. esa es la reacciÓn mayoritaria entre los partidarios de donald trump. durante su primera gran apariciÓn pÚblica, el presidente electo comenzÓ su llamada gira en ohio. el magnate reiterÓ que construirÍa el muro en la frontera con mÉxico y como va siendo su costumbre, criticÓ a la prensa. el mandatario electo anunciÓ que nombrarÍa a james mattis como secretario defensa. el magnate se refiriÓ al militar como " perro rabioso". de ser confirmado por el senado serÍa el segundo militar retirado que ocupa este cargo le estarÍa de estados unidos. el acoso en redes sociales cobra una nueva vÍctima mortal. una joven de 18 aÑos puso fin a su vida, delante de sus familiares, despuÉs de que sus compaÑeros la molestaron durante meses por su peso. autoridades ya iniciaron una investigaciÓn. y la rÁpida acciÓn de unos padres evitÓ una tragedia en una escuela preparatoria de utah. la pareja volviÓ a toda carrera tras p

we got willie. you're just a lilt shorter than the tree. >> and you're still out here from last night. i won the coin toss. matt had to be out here in the rain last night. i get to be here now. it looked like fun. >> it was a beautiful night. we had a great crowd. we'll have more on the tree-lighting. >>> we want to start with destructive weather in the south. and in tennessee, the wildfires rages on. >> kerry sanders is in gatlin, tennessee. good morning. >> good morning, willie. a good portion of gatlinburg is in evacuation. there's fires burning here. if there's any good news, it's that there's little wind and the authorities don spread much beyond where it is right now. this is an example that the threat remains. this morning, search and rescue efforts are under way. first responders in tennessee, still watching a few hot spots in the aftermath of raging wildfires. heavy rain was good and bad. the downside, mud and rockslides. this morning, more than 17,000 700 structures damaged or destroyed. f

i'm willie geist. a lot of news to get to this morning, including a horrific scene in oakland, california, a warehouse art collective still smoldering at a deadly fired rip through it. the death toll stands at nine, but officials are worried there were more with many unaccounted for. >>> later we'll turn to the divine miss m, whose latest stop is on broadway. >> a few blocks from where we're sitting right now, you're getting ready to return to broadway. >> yes. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm at not broadway weight, i'm unnerved, i'm totally on my game. >>> let's turn to the horrifying scene with dozens of people trapped inside a warehouse, many of them unable to get out in time. this morning we're learning a lot more about the building and history of complaints against it. miguel almaguer is on the scene in oakland for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. authorities are still continuing their grim search. as you mentioned, at least nine have been recovered. it's feared dozens more may

he'll look back in deep sorrow and some shame. >> willie?as the point you think the united states should have done something? look back at the last 5 1/2, six years, what is the moment something should have happened and what should that something have been? >> the big mistake was withdrawing troops from iraq. if we kept 15,000 there, you can drop a plum line to the rise of isis and dissolution in syria. in syrian context, it was not taking out assad's air fce as part of the move to get rid of the weapons of mass destruction, aka the red line. that's the moment where we could have made a difference with the facts on the ground. it's before russia came in. >> mike barnicle is asking as we all are this morning, what does the united nations do anymore? we saw in 1991 the united nations come together and assad's father be part of a grand coalition that worked together to get saddam hussein out of kuwait. >> in this case -- >> what's happened to the united nations? >> you have a security council that is split with the russians on one side of this

they really felt like they were willy wonka, with willy wonka.y jars. >> these are so cool. >> they're really cool. >> i got the skittles. all the red ones. >> dan is taking all my swedish fish. >> i'm going for a christmas cavity. time now for our christmas weather forecast. >>> and rob, the besweatered rob, what's happening? >> santa brought me a sweater but more importantly this time of year, one of the favorite things to do is to break out the christmas city's list and i have it here in my hand. so let's get right to it. we're going to start off, dan n florida. so a light sweater. christmas, florida, 82 degrees. might want to bring a light rain jacket around if you are dashing off to grandma's house. rudolph, wisconsin, 34 degrees, a dicy drive there, icy conditions, be careful. santa, idaho got a fresh round of snow last night. it should be a white christmas there with more snow happening today. 28 degrees. evergreen, colorado, 35 degrees. on and off snow expected there. and windy conditions. 70 miles an hour at times. who can forget north p

a live performance from willy on the morning blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? ? ? >>> good morning everybody. >> good morning. >> a wreath over our shoulder so holidayish. festive. i enjoy. >> i like it. >> holiday gift giving season. we oftentimes try to give people who serve us this time of year tips and presents as well those that we love and care about. it's illegal to give someone who serves you pretty much daily, a present over $20. can you guess who that would be? >> once you said serves you daily is it the mailman? >> yes it is. >> no way. >> it's the mailman. >> so they say want to leave a gift for their mailman, but it's illegal to leave them cash or a gift card over $20. can you give them anything else you have to limit the value to $20. >> you can't give them a cashmere scarf that is worth $100? >> no i don't think so. >> $20 or under interesting. >> they say you can't give your mail carrier cash or the equivalent such as a gift card at all and any gift you give have to be under $20. >> post office says they take the guess work out of the matter for you

for willie b kennedy got into willie b kennedy and rep working with the daughter was able to get herinto a pmr city b mark inclusionary unit. they each now have their own spot. the daughter is healthy and it permanently affordable housing where they were in a tough spot before. so again they view senior services, we will-we value their relationship and will continue to work with them in the future. dr. davis senior residents. if you have not been there you should go. it is beautiful. it's really beautiful. 121 two-bedroom units for seniors. 23 of those units were set aside for homeless households. the folks there pay 30% of their income in rent. there were 4139 applicants for 97 units. 74 certificate of preference holders applied. >>[laughing] 74 applied. this was a partnership with the san francisco housing authority and the housing authority did the first level of screening with housing authority rules and guidelines of the applicants. of the-of the 74 applied and i'm going to spend more of the 74 that applied to me six cop holders past the housing authority screening. they have fe

willie? savannah? >> kristin welker, thank you. >>> in washington state, a officer was shot and killed. the suspect is dead, following an hours-long standoff. john has the latest. department there's a memorial that's been growing since last night. since the officer was shot and killed, responding to a domestic violence call wednesday afternoon. but the situation has come to a dramatic conclusion recently. a 12-hour standoff ends with two children being rescued from a house. and the suspect, as you mentioned, shot and killed. this happened and started around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. tacoma police responding to a domestic violence call. the officer went we're told by witnesses, and shots were fired. soon, there was a standoff that ensued. meanwhile, the officer was taken, fatally injured to a local hospital. there was from the streets here, as the honor guard guided him from the back to you. >> terrible story for thatqg' tw anger and outrage over a fatal police shootin?g in charlotte, north carolina. de

--mi willy. william: mira nada mÁs., y la verdad que estoy muy contenta, porque he recibido el apoyo completo de la familia rivera, y no tengo mÁs que agradecimiento y cosas buenas para decir de toda la familia, porque se han portado divinamente conmigo, gente encantadora. de verdad. karla: y precisamente tiene colaboraciones con lupillo y con chiquis. ¿quÉ tal fue trabajar con ellos, y cuÁles son las canciones que van a interpretar juntos? natalia jimÉnez: fue super bien. ha sido muy bonito poder juntarlos a los dos en este homenaje. hice con lupillo la canciÓn de "sÚper amigos", bien divertida, para salir a tomar y pasarla bien. es la primera vez que hago una canciÓn que tiene banda. estÁ muy cool. luego hicimos tambiÉn la canciÓn de "ovarios" con chiquis. y lo que mÁs me ha gustado de las dos participaciones que han tenido es que en ambas canciones ellos han escrito lo que han querido en la canciÓn, han cambiado la letra de la canciÓn. chiquis le ha escrito algo precioso a su mamÁ. los invito a todos a escucharlo. ka

willy was the star opportunity and star athlete. she had neve before seen such confident young men or beautiful girls as you saw in the steps and he was bowled over by what he described in his autobiography, the rosie ap cat beauty of 16-year-old from atlanta. >> and the named black teachers, the 10% of the negro race was to up lift the other 90%. both calhoun girls married successful young men, breaking willie dubois' heart. she married an older man in nashville and in the classic middle class black way, something of a renaissance man, a successful ophthalmologist in chicago. her oldest sister married edward horn known as the adonis of the negro press. and their cousin, sister of moses, married a graduate of the university, became a highly respected first black licensed real estate broker in atlanta. well, cora and lena calhoun and their husband moved north after the supreme court decision that entrenched this. and cora and edward horn moved to new york city to raise their four sons, two of whom were born in the north, in brooklyn.

we just heard marcy willis.k about the contrast in your piece to rebecca according. >> rebecca was a woman who was charged with texting while driving and reckless endangerment i believe was the charge. she hit a girl who was riding her bicycle down the side of the road, causing brain damage and the loss of a leg. she was offered pretrial diversion. she paid about $1200 i believe, and is on course to have her case dismissed outright. this is a deal the prosecutor , fulfill with you these conditions that we will dismiss your case. in general, it is a pretty good progressive idea to give defendants a way out of the huge consequences of getting a record. amy: except when it is related to money. >> when money enters the equation, you find a lot of inequities him elected of us between marcie's case were she did not hurt anyone. amy: talk about her years long struggle after that. >> it was gripping to talk to her about the spiral downward in the first thing that happened when she was charged when she lost her job and e

i'm willie geist. donald trump won't be sworn in as president for more than a month, but he's already fighting with his top intelligence agency. mocking the cia over its reports the russian government did in fact interfere with the presidential election and did so to help trump win. did putin really sway the vote, and why is trump taking on his own spies? we'll get into that and questions about trump's likely pick for secretary of state. >> and later, jessica chastain, the oscar nominee living the only career dream she's ever had. >> i remember being in elementary school, and everyone talks about what are you going to be when you grow up? a lawyer, a teacher. i would say, i'm going oo be an actor. i always remember the adults looking at me like -- >> isn't she sweet? >> isn't she sweet? you're not, gut okay. good for you. >> a great conversation with jessica a bit later in the show. let's begin this morning with breaking news overnight. in a rising death toll in istanbul, turkey, after two bomb blasts

and bruce willis would have been their dad. >> reporter: alan thicke was born alan willis jeffrey in, in ontario, canada. growing up in a small town, he didn't even see a tv set until he was 7 years old. later, one of tv's most famous dads. >> not only is this my son, this is my best buddy. >> reporter: he was more than an actor, he wrote music. the theme songs to the '80s sitcoms, "diff'rent strokes." ♪ they got different strokes >> reporter: and "the facts of life." ♪ the facts of life ♪ the facts of life >> reporter: music runs in his family. his son, robin thicke, who tonight says his father was the best man he ever knew. one of his last tweets was a message to new fathers. "love, then love some more." remembering alan thicke. thanks for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> a light storm today will turn into one of the strongest storms of the year, tomorrow. >> names, numbers and birthdays for a billion yahoo users have been hacked. >> uber's roll out of self driving cars sparked threats of legal action. >

how it turned into a willy wonka experience. help but think of you when i was there. >> i somehow was not invited. santa may have gotten your kids the toys and gadgets you want but how do things work? our beckley worley is here with some help. >> i'm justin, we would like to wish all our friends and family back in texas. merry christmas and happy new year! texas. merry christmas and happy new year! hey! hey! ♪ this is for you. did you really? didn't have too! ♪ getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreens... with most stores open till midnight, and till 10 p.m. on christmas day. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. well? i love it. this piece is so you. i know, right? i saw it and i was just like "oh, i have to have it..." is it suede? it's suede. i love suede. state farm knows that every one those moments, there's one of these... well? i love it. this piece is so you. i know, right? i saw it and i was just like "i have to have it..." is

. >>> could willie taggart be ducking out on the bulls. the latest rumor is coming up in sports. >>> and don't forget as we mentioned kindness day is coming up you can help new channel 8. the roundup and accepting donations and kindness day is next friday, december 9th on sports on new channel 8 sponsored by your gulf coast honda dealers. >> so whatever they need me to do i feel like i'm in pretty good shape so whatever >> that's reassuring. safety major wright is practicing for the first time since being cut. he is expected to back up tandy as chris conlin recovers from an injury. he should be good to go against the charters. it looks like that will be the case for running back rogers that has been out with a food injury since halloween. he was a participant at carrier when he is ready to go. the bucks arriving a three-game winning streak going to san diego but you won't be able to tell by this. >> after the three wins, san diego is going to blow us out? we have to prepare for san diego like we prepared for seattle. >> it feels good to wi

willis is playing the 7th hole at pebble beach while still here in kohler, wisconsin, using an "about golf" simulator. "theyre really important to the golf industry, number one in our season because it extends our season. we have things people can do related to golf during the winter mon letting me take a hack on the same hole. "'that was, i chunked it.' 'it definitely read that you chunked it.' "you dont have to go up to pebble beach and spend up to $500 to play pebble beach. you can come in here, pay $35 and play 9 holes at pebble beach in an hour. and its very realistic." so realistic that all of the flaws in my game were on full display, swing after ugly swing. "more than anything, the playability and the playing characteristics of the simulators are very realistic. these simulators, as i said, are very state of the art. they have the latest in high speed camera technology and they calculate the exact measurements of the golf ball more accurate than some of our customers might want them to be." while a simulator is used for fun, it's also used as an important tool on the teaching

i would have willie geist money. >> you don't want willie geist money. saying in polls they like him, just to astonishistic man, but when it comes to the polling booth, they won't do it. >> polls, what are polls? >> that's the question, polls? what are lighter moments. a strange moment for the campaign. what was your favorite? >> i love this moment because when it was john kasich came forward in the new york primary started to show some life in the polls and ate his way across the state with such gusto. he went to the bronx. he said pickles. >> he was not self-conscious at all. he would hold news conferences surrounded by the national and local press just eating. >> he did it again and again and again. >> no shame about that wh whatsoev whatsoever. >> i think mine was when ted cruz with his daughter in wu wisconsin and his daughter real lu cheesehead thing. and he kind of kept ducking away from the cheesehead. this is my life right now, i'm in the cheese shop with a million other members of the media with tez ted cruz and a cheese hat. >> favorite headli

we got willie. you're just a little shorter than the tree. >> and you're still out here from last night. i won the coin toss. matt had to be out here in the rain last night. i get to be here now. it looked like fun. >> it was a beautiful night. we had a great crowd. it was soaking wet at times. we'll have more on the tree-lighting. >>> we want to start with south. and in tennessee, the wildfires rages on. >> kerry sanders is in gatlinburg, tennessee. >> reporter: good morning, the threat from the fires here is far from over. the proof of was that just before sunrise this morning. here in gatlinburg, a city that's still very much under a mandatory evacuation order, a house caught fire. exhausted firefighters did rush to tce for yet more hot spots like this that can quickly ignite into a problem. this morning, serng and rescue efforts are is under way. first responders in tennessee still watching a few hot spots in the aftermath of raging wildfires. heavy rain was good and bad. the downside, mud and a

. >> so is the thought of leaving crossed the mind of willie tagger? he has not commented publicly on scott frost is some of the names linked to the oregon ducks. according to fox sports willie tagger is the leading candidate for the oregon job. this is no surprise. last year tagger reportedly interviewed at south carolina. he has 7 years of head coaching experience under his belt. he turned around a prom at usf in back to back years. he coached them to a season. he's in the mix for my big head coaching job available. his resume speaks for itself so don't be surprised if you see him leave, however he has family roots in the area and could have many of these skilled players returning next year. those could be very good reasons to stay in tampa. >>> also this morning, the lightning will return to the light in st. louis but without ryan callahan. he was placed on injured reserve last night with a lower body injury. we'll know the severity of his injury this morning. >> that's your morning sports report. enjoy your thursday. >>> 9 minutes until 5:00 . stil

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