wilson and the only other delegate to address wilson was identify da wills barnett. how amazing. here you have a back woman who is doublely disempowered, she can't sit in the section of the train she wants to sit in. she can't vote. here she is standing up in protest in front of a white southern-born president. what she told him was amazing. she told him that the only way president wilson you can understand what this thing is like for my people is for to you wear a face that is black or brown. so i thought wow wow. i thought what was going through wilson's mind? he idolized the southern white woman. he scorned people like ida wills barnett. i thought what was going on in wilson's mind when she was thinking? i would like to see his face. i would like to see his face when trotter was speaking to him but especially when barnett was speaking to him. wilson's own transcriber attributed those remarks to trotter. i went back and found trotter's newspaper and a lot of other people and speeches and everything and barnett had said those remarks. i wonder if charles swim did th

wilson and the only other delegate to address wilson was identify da wills barnett. how amazing. here you have a back woman who is doublely disempowered, she can't sit in the section of the

i don't even know nothing about him. >> wilson. come on. come with me. yeah. >> kendra wilson.ll on j-2. due to the profile of the case and safety issues. >> you're going to a single cell upstairs. >> initially when you come in on some cases like yours, high-profile, things like, that you go to a single cell for safety issues and until administration can further decide where they're going to house you. it may be forever. it could be for just a couple days. okay? so you're just going to have to bear with me at the moment. all right? all right. what i need you to do is take this basket. all you have to do is put your shirt and blue jeans in there. put this jumpsuit on. when you're done, knock on the door. okay? >> i can't keep my t-shirt on? >> no. because it's not plain white. it has to be plain white. >> it's got my son on it. >> t-shirts have to be plain white inside the jail for the inmates to wear. so she has to take that off. as you can see, she's not happy. but it's the way things go. >> coming up -- >> my mind is really going crazy right now. i got my son poking through m

>> wilson liked it. wilson had written he was an american historian and he wrote a history of america. they had drawn on using quotes from the book at some of their titles. they knew how to play to wilson's ego. >> was there a time when woodrow wilson is thought this after this and he ever condemned it? >> not that i came across. for months, they tried to deny that it was misdirection and tried to keep quiet or denied they had the white house screening. it became a political -- >> the fellow there is called mulatto. silas lynch and whether the politics of having a mulatto sent to south carolina to be elected lieutenant governor? >> just to show blacks are in charge and in control and the condemnation of white blood, mulatto. he accompanies a carpetbagger to become governor. he is one of the main the black characters in the film. >> he was sent down by austin stoneman? >> the character, the white family from the north and you -- he becomes governor of south carolina. that is the narrative griffith is play

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russell wilson sees it look at the throw. drops it right out of the sky, into the hands of jermaine kearse for the winning touchdown. >> joe: the look on the face of the tight end brandon bostick, second-year pro out of newbury who could not corral on the onside kick try. let's go down to the field. here's erin. >> joe, thank you so much. we see it. overcome with emotion russell just tell me, what are you thinking right now? >> god is good all the time. every time. these guys on this team are unbelievable. the fight, the fight, over and over again. people used to doubt man. just excited to be on this team excited to play with the guys. four minutes left in the game, three minutes four interceptions and just keep playing and the guys just keep believing in me man. credit to the packers, they had an unbelievable season and i'm just honored to be on this team. >> pete carroll told me at the half this offense just needs to stay patient, they need to stay with it. easier said than done. what was key for you guys there? >> just mak

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>> once again, tphbld side of wilson lane right at river again, that northbound side of wilson shut down because of the water main break. take goldsboro. bethesda will be nasty. roads are very slick. brand-new accident. 66 95 here in virginia no real problems. slow is at 34 miles per hour. again, pretty good overall right inner loop at new hampshire avenue for my producer in meer. fairly typical outer loop passing georgia avenue. as it typically looks on a weekday morning. taking a look at 95 looking good in maryland. bw parkway a little slow before the beltway. >>> 6:53. you may want to consider an alternate route if your drive takes you to liver road wilson lane. a water main break still causing problems. it is turning to ice all over the road. megan has been in bethesda live with an update on repairs. megan? >>> well aaron, if you travel through bethesda using outbound side of river road you need to be aware we have pretty icy conditions here at the intersection with wilson lane. just take a look here. we have a water main break on wilson lane. wssc has found the location of that brea

wilson's only td pass of the game, walk-off winner what a comeback. an emotional russell wilson and the seahawks heading back to the super bowl team in tense years to go back-to-back. so the seahawks win 282-2 and led for all of 71 seconds in regulation. the. >> the game started off kind of ugly. that last three minutes and overtime is as good of a game you can get. i'm the first one to say there's no excuse for interceptions but the resellens of our team makes the day special. >> a missed opportunity we'll probably think about the rest of my career. we're the better team today and played well enough to win and can't blame anybody but ourselves. >> this has to be one for the ages. such a classic challenge, and our guys found a way to get it done. >> up believable. college hoops. women, cal hosting arizona, cal lost two straight. today, brittani boyd catches arizona napping. the inbounds. now, bodies, 11.7 assists down two. boyd drives and the foul. cal takes the lead. bears win against the wildcats. 12-5 on the year. final round of the hsbc championsh

he's uncle to russell wilson. >> he's prepared his whole life. he can hear the echos of my brother saying why not me? >> reporter: ben wilson says russell was born into a family of big achievers on the field and in the classroom. >> well, i think if my brother harry were here, he would be extremely proud. >> reporter: russell wilson's father was uva's first african american law school president, cut after tryouts with the san diego chargers, harry wilson was hell bent on his son russell becoming a star even though russell was only 5' 11, too short to play quarterback in the nfl. through the ups and downs you stayed mentally focused and locked into it and keep fighting for one another. >> i say to russell hear your father's voice and that's one of the motivations that propelled him to victory this time. >> reporter: harry wilson died from diabetes in 2010 when his son was still at north carolina state before russell went on to star at university of wisconsin, before he was selected in the third round of the nfl draft. >> our approach this year is

wilson lane at river road. there is going to be some delays and some closures of wilson lane between algonquin and river road. for your morning commute. back to you in the studio. >> lynn said it's a challenge eight days into the new year, 66 water main breaks. >> unbelievable. yeah. >>> we're following breaking news just north of paris, france. police there are involved in an operation -- sorry, beverly? tell us more about the problems on the roadways. >> we've got a few and far between problems out there. charles county the closure of 425 ironsides road south of route 6 in fact just south of durham church road. utility repairs after an overnight crash. they hope to have reopened soon. route 6 itself, open for you with really kind of lighter volume this morning. beltway passing route 4 that's looking good out of dunkirk and northbound 4 in good shape. virginia 95, heading into newington. volume is building this and on to 395. biggestback up is getting through stafford north of 630 crossroad the truck accident

wilson, four picks in the game. the fourth, five minutes remaining but packers got nothing and had to punt. then wilson, read option, 19-14 packers. seahawks need to get the onside kick or game over. brandon bostick fumbles. seattle recovers. super bowl slipping away for the pack. seattle give the ball to beast mode. marshawn lynch. need a two-point conversion 22-19 hawks. this 48-yard field ties the game. seattle wins the toss, gets the ball first. russell wilson airs it out to, guess, who jermaine kears ay. walkoff winner. what an emotional comeback, the team heading back to the super bowl the first team in ten years to go back-to-back so the seahawks 28-22 led all of 71 seconds in regulation. >> the game started off kind of ugly. that last what, three minutes and plus the overtimes, as good a game as you can get. i'm the first one to say there's no excuse for interceptions but the resilience of the football team makes the day so special. >> going to be a missed opportunity we'll probably think about the rest of m

wilson for luke wilson, where there is a wilson there is a way -- where there are two wilsons -- wellt the idea. 22-19. still time for the packers, here's rogers, the 1st down, out of bounds, stop the clock, go faster, sets up crosby, 48- yards aweigh, drills his fifth field goal of the game, 22-22. overtime, seahawks packers. i think i have seen this somewhere before. in overtime, redemption for jermaine curse. his 4th straight playoff game with a touchdown catch. incredibly, the hawks come back and win it in overtime. rogers, stunned, played a heck of a game. seahawks win 28-22, becoming the first team to go to back-to- back superbowls since the patriots in 2004-2005. 16 point comeback the largest ever. sorry, niner fans, it's seattle again. >> unbelievable, man. we have had this fight over and over again. >> it's going to hurt for awhile because of the close approximate imty to that feeling when the clock hits zero and you are ahead. we gave it away. >> >> in progress, right now, afc championship game, new england lead the colts 17-7. the winner of this game will face the seahawks

they shared the ship with woodrow wilson and his wife, edith. and wilson had with him a copy of the league of nations, the first charter copy of the league of nations. and they pulled it out on the dining table, and the four of them rambled over it and pointed out this, that and the other. and it inspired roosevelt and changed his mind completely. he believed it was time for america to step up to the plate and take its responsibilities in the world seriously. he also thought that to do this the british empire -- which he disliked, he was a patrician as you know, he was comfortably well off. he enjoyed in today's money a trust fund which was worth $1.4 million a year so he didn't need to work for a living much and he devoted himself to to bringing this about. as the vice presidential candidate in 1920, he stood on having the league of nations charter put into action. of course, it got absolutely nowhere. so it was unfinished business when by 1932 he became the president, and he started the various tasks that were before him. his principal immedia

the question is will that officer, darren wilson will he be charged? >>> al qaeda's branch in yemen telling jihadis in the west don't come to syria, stay at home and attack there. >>> so now they are in the super bowl but there are reports that the new england patriots may have cheated yet again. now we're learning that every single one of the team's game balls were under inflated. pumping up deflate gate even more. >> it appears u.s. police officer darren wilson will not face federal civil rights charges in the shooting death of an unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury in missouri did not indict wilson already michael brown's death and sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi has now found no evidence that brown's civil rights were violated. >> the u.s. justice department is still finishing up its report but an attorney for brown's family issued this statement. the family of michael brown, jr., will wait for official word from the justice department recording whether or not any charges will be filed against the police of

i'm wondering about officer wilson. he resign ed from the force in ferguson.probably have to seek a totally different career. if you were advising him, what would you suggest? >> well i think so. that's probably good advice he's already gotten and that he seems to be following keeping a low profile. it's been to his advantage clearly. there's a bit of deja vu in the context of where things stand during wilson's investigation because -- >> tell me why. >> it's not -- there's no formal announcement. there's been apparently information disclosed by officials without confirmation. i say deja vu because something similar happened to me in the context of george zimmerman's federal civil rights investigation. so i don't want to suggest that anything is likely to happen other than what's been suggested and that the evidence supports no federal criminal charges against darren wilson but the george zimmerman investigation has been going on well over two years. in fact the media widely reported no charges would be filed back in october. then in november, i had contact wi

wilson. he's received the pulitzer prize twice for his engaging nonfiction that explores the intersection of biology sociology and the humanities. dr. wilson's research explores the world of ants and other tiny creatures, illuminating how all living things great and small are interdependent. as such, he remains an impassioned advocate for biodiversity fighting the preserve the wondrous variety of the natural world. his new book bridges science and philosophy to create a 21st century treatise on human existence. dr. wilson's slim new book is valedictory work, according to the new york times. he stands above the crowd of biology writers the way john -- [inaudible] stands above spy writers. he's wise, learned wicked vivid, miraculous. dr. wilson will be interview ised tonight by dr. ian sheffer from temple university hospital. he earned his m.d. from temple university and a master's in bioethics from the university of pennsylvania. he's also my husband, which is perhaps the greatest accolade of

darren wilson will not be charged with a civil rights violation.ilwaukee police chief sheriff david clark weighs in. ever heard of the love contract a legal document about relationships. it is called a relationship must for some. we have what you need to know. a special delivery a dad crashes a car thaten delivers a baby in the front seat. parents of the newborn are here. we will be telling the story. scott stop touching me. mornings are better with friends. i have never met these guys. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor and he prescribed lyrica it helped me. it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever

wilson, four picks in the game.nutes remaining but packers got nothing and had to wilson, read option, 19-14 packers. seahawks need to get the onside kick or game over. brandon bostick fumbles. seattle recovers. super bowl slipping away for the pack. seattle give the ball to beast mode. marshawn lynch. need a two-point conversion 22-19 hawks. this 48-yard field ties the game. seattle wins the toss, gets the ball first. russell wilson airs it out to, guess, who jermaine kears ay. walkoff winner. what an emotional comeback, the team heading back to the super bowl the first team in ten years to go back-to-back so the seahawks 28-22 led all of 71 seconds in regulation. >> the game started off kind of ugly. that last what, three minutes and plus the overtimes, as good a game as you can get. i'm the first one to say there's no excuse for interceptions but the resilience of the football team makes the day so special. >> going to be a missed opportunity we'll probably think about the rest of my career. we're the better team

with the trip back across the midlantic in to woodrow wilson was presiding over it but on the way out his fifth cousin teddy roosevelt former president died. of you may remember he was a gung-ho action man who encouraged franklin in every turn to put on a uniform to get involved in the a fight to -- in the fight. is left for it franklin roosevelt with a gore aide but they share the ship was wilson and his wife edith and he had with him a copy of the league of nations the first charter copy to inspire roosevelt and he believed it was time to step he enjoyed it in today's money a trust fund worth 1.$4 billion per year so he did not need to work and he devoted himself with the vice presidential candidate in 1920 he stood on having the of the give nations put into action to get nowhere. of course, he tried to do what he could. talking about millions of americans is on the food lines the number of foreign countries were taking advantage the end of this levy and italy invaded ethiopia and has started to take a land grab there. and moving into austria but then starting to move away that is p

this time, it was james wilson who answered.ut in the intervening years had worked his way up to detective. >> i really didn't have very good answers for him. what's going on with my mom's case? what are you guys doing on my mom's case? sxw and i know there's nothing really going on in his mom's case, so i just started looking into it. >> reporter: out of guilt? >> i think an obligation really. you know, this is one of the reasons you that become a police officer, is to help people like that. >> reporter: as detective wilson pored through the mountain of evidence on the case, he came across that interview detectives had with ryan right after the murder. reading through the transcripts, he saw a key detail that no one had noticed. >> you say you bit this guy? >> yeah. >> on the hand. was it on the hand, or through a glove, or -- >> i think it was through a glove, but he had to take off the glove to put on the tape. >> reporter: ryan was telling detectives the intruder took his gloves off before handling the duct tape and also the

commissioner president lazarus joined by commissioner fung and commissioner honda and commissioner wilson there's a vacancy on the board and pursuant to the charter section when there's a vacate the board may offer ridicule the building inspection commission by the vote which 3 members 4 votes are in light required the city director will provide the legal and i'm scombjz the boards executive order we're joined before i the city departments and skoolgz is at the table the zoning administrator and receptionists the planning commission we'll be joined we mr. david department of building inspection and nick is the senior plan checker with the bureau zoning and mapping and expecting to see chris buck with our bureau of urban forest and elita and other colleague representing the public health department mr. pacheco if you go over the boards meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process is board q's requests you turn off all electronic phones the boards rules are as fouls appellant and permit holders and department representatives each this is a 7 minutes to present and 3 minutes for ri

wilson shot and killed the unarmed teen during an altercation last august. a missouri grand jury refused to indict him. after completing interviews with more than 200 people and review reviewing surveillance tapes and cellphone videos, the fbi finds wilson did not violate brown's civil rights. there were accusations that the officer had used violent unnecessary use of force. >> certainly we can understand the father who fears his son can't walk home without duress. >> prosecutors are trying to determine if the largely white ferguson force has demonstrated a history of racial profiling and discrimination. in his state of the state address, missouri governor jay nixon spoke of the need for reform. >> we must recruit, train, and certify professional law enforcement that reflects the diversity of the community it serves. >> authorities again released video of more than 100 people wanted for looting at a local market during the height of the violence. now, nothing so far from michael brown's family about this, and benjamin crump, the family's attorney, says he's

if he really wanted to indict darren wilson, he could get him indicted.t's just a probable cause hearing, it's not a trial. >> jerryl christmas has dealt with numerous grand juries in the st louis area. he says the threshold is so low that an overwhelming majority of grand jury cases end with an indictment. >> and the key factor is this: ask all around this country how often do prosecutors bring the defendant in to testify? i don't care what the defendant got to say...we the prosecutor's office! we know that we have a case, that's the reason why we are going for an indictment so we can move forward to trial. we don't need the defense version at this point >> darren wilson testified for four hours in september - the final straw christmas said for anyone with concerns over the impartiality of the prosecutor. >> i'm saying that you are too close to the police to think that you are going to aggressively prosecute them. and especially in a situation like this where its such a close call i would be more comfortable with just an independent party who doesn't hav

source say no evidence has surfaced that wilson broke any federal laws. while the justice department seems ready at this point to clear wilson, a broader investigation into the practices of the entire ferguson police department continues. prosecutors are still trying to determine if the largely white ferguson force, scott, has demonstrated a history of discrimination and racial profiling. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington newsroom. bob, thanks very much. there was a protest today in bridgeton, new jersey, where two police officers are under investigation in the shooting death of a man during a traffic stop, but unlike the case in ferguson, the entire incident was recorded on a police dash board camera. michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: it was 9:20 p.m. on december 30 when two officers from the bridgeton police department pulled over a car with two men inside. >> the reason i'm pilgyou over, you went right through this stop sign back there. >> reporter: officer braheme days approached the car on the passenger side where 36-year-old jerame reid

the fbi completed the case against darren wilson. sources tell cnn the justice department has determined there is not enough evidence to file any charges against the former officer. a formal announcement is expected before attorney genericjennergenericjennergeneral general eric holder leaves office this summer. >>> officer pulled over a blue jaguar last month in new jersey when suddenly the man in the car defies the police order. emerges from the car and really frankly all hell breaks loose. >> show me your hands! show me your [ bleep ] hands! don't you [ bleep ] move! get him out of the car, rog. i'm going to shoot you. you're going to be [ bleep ] dead! you reach for something, you going to be [ bleep ] dead! i'm telling you. you reach for something, you going to be [ bleep ] dead! show me your hands! no you're not! don't you [ bleep ] move! don't you [ bleep ] move! >> dramatic moments. 36-year-old jermaine reid was killed by officers. the use of deadly force is being investigated. reid had a deadly criminal record for shooting at

ferguson report - darren wilson is not likely to face federal charges in the killing of michael brown. the invitation for israel's leader hour john boehner did an end run around the white house. holiday havana - americans look to cuba as the u.s. eases travel restrictions and texas justice. >> if you do it now, i'll place you under arrest. >> citizens taking up arms to keep an eye on police. >>> tonight it looks like there'll be no charges against a ferguson police officer that shot an unarmed black man to death. according to multiple reports the justice department does not have evidence to file civil right arguments against darren wilson. the shooting led to weeks of protests ashar quraishi is live in ferguson with more. >> good evening, it's been two months since a grand jury decided not to file charges against ferguson officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting death of michael brown in ferguson. tonight it looks like the department of justice is close to wrapping up its investigation. >>> toldattorney general eric holder who has been under pressure to wrap up the probe is yet to

he was consumed with hatred of woodrow wilson. he started denouncing woodrow wilson. these guys said the progressive ideals about having reform checking corporations, expanding democracy -- without ever really defining what they meant by liberalism, there was a set of ideas and a set of attitudes that accreted over a short period of time. the best summation of liberalism i've ever heard comes out of that croley book i mentioned at the beginning, "the promise of american life," which was about hamiltonian means to achieve jeffersonian ends. it isn't a phrase that appears in croley's book. croley's book is hard to read. a historian who summarized it used that phrase to encapsulate it, and people attributed to croley even though croley isn't there. people cannot be bothered to make their way through that dense book. the idea that you need individual liberty is what liberals aspire to have, but the message that you get there sometimes involves having a very strong government. corporations -- liberalism when it was conceived in the enlightenment was meant to check a monarc

that's actually on wilson lane. but it's causing a con flow of water to come down the street and down on to river road. this is the westbound side of river road. lots of people use this road to get from bethesda to the beltway. because of the cold temperatures everything has just frozen. a little while ago, take a look at the video, crews were here on the scene, putting down salt trying to melt the ice. they used a plow to push the slush out of the roadway. they're trying to keep up with it. but the water is still flowing and it's continue to go freeze. this is tricky. it wasn't an absolute blowout. there's no tell tale hole that tells them exactly where the hole is. so they're not sure where it is. as a result they have not been able to shut the water off yet. crews are here on the scene, work to go figure out exactly where it is so they can shut the water off. in the meantime wilson boulevard closed. if you're using river road the far right lane is closed and very icy. we'll send it over to melissa mollet. >>> goo

john's united church of christ, reverend starsky wilson presides over a congregation that is 75% blacknd 25% white. >> when you look out on the streets and protest lines you see a very diverse community working together acting together. >> reporter: st. john's was a host church for the "black lives matter freedom riders" who came from twenty states last fall to lead peaceful demonstrations. several st. john's members are now trained in techniques of non-violent protest. reverend wilson is also vice chairman of the ferguson commission, a group appointed by the governor and tasked with addressing the more complex issues of poverty, lack of affordable housing and educational opportunity in the african american community. >> we recognize that what we saw on august 9th was an exposure of the socio-economic challenges, the deep divisions that persist in our community and that is gonna require a longer-term commitment. >> reporter: another issue -- revamping community policing. >> so more training on some of these things around use of force and community relations i think would be helpful for

wilson to the other wilson. luke wilson. and he gets by three panthers to score. minutes left in the game. carolina deep in seattle territory. newton is picked off by cam. he races 90 yards for the easy pick six. nobody around him. and seattle wins 31-17 advancing to the nfc championship game. becoming the first defending superbowl champ to win a playoff game the following season in nine years. narshawn lynch was his usual talkative self. >> talk about your run. >> i'm thankful. >> tell us about the team. >> i'm thankful. >> when is your next charity event? >> i'm thankful. >> ha was the song of the day on the way to the game? >> i'm thankful. >> he is thankful. well jack and jackie harbaugh bundled up to watch their son coach baltimore. joe flacco gets it too a wide open. 28-14. baltimore. lateener the third, new england with some tricks. receiver julian edelman throws to a wide open danly amnindola. ravens five minutes left. that is until brady to brandon lafel to make it 35-34. brady passes joe montana for the most passing touchdowns in post season history. fla

the loading occurred shortly after a grand jury declined to i indict officer wilson.horities say they are looking for more than 180 suspects in the dell would market looting. . >> pam: an unusual sight at a house committee meeting in washington today that's of little drawn buzzing around the house science space and technology committee meeting today. it was being flown by an expert in unmanned aerial vehicles. the committee is examining ways to integrate droves into the u.s. airspace perry >> pam: right now most drawn uses in the u.s. is in a state of law legal limbo. they can only be used for recreational purposes anything else requires a special permit from the faa. >> pam: harry reid to have surgery of bandaged and bruce and harry reid is back to work but not for long. the senate majority leader is scheduled for surgery on monday. the nevada of democrat had a nasty fall new year's day as the exercise. the 75 year-old broke some bones in his face and a few ribs. his office as those injuries are healing now it's time to fix his right eye and he will be out for long.

and darren wilson's actions. >> that's not true.a civil rights -- >> -- against darren wilson. not against the prosecution. the prosecutor. >> it was the whole case. >> but. >> if somebody had bribed the grand jury, mr. fowler, if somebody had given them money and the justice department found that out they would have brought charges. >> that's a totally different case. >> oh my god. >> not to mention the fact that the grand your is suing the prosecutor pros tiewrl misconduct. >> the whole case. you guys are wrong, all right? you are wrong. >> at the end of the day. >> no end of the day. >> you cannot look at the it michael brown case in a vacuum. that's what the reverend is trying to say. >> there is novak consume. >> investigated the whole case. >> you look at mike brown eric garner. that march rice. black men killed innocently by police who are unarmed. that's why people are protesting. and that's is why they are continue to say black lives matter. >> you simply do not understand -- >> -- we understand but we may not agree but we

wilson to luke wilson. made it 24-10.contest away as newton is going to be picked off by chancellor. he has nothing but green from front of him. chancellor brings it back 90 yards for the touchdown. so seattle is going back to the nfc championship game for a second straight year. >>> 31-17 the final. the seahawks either play green bay or dallas for the nfc title. chancellor with 11 tackles was asked about the game-clinching tch touchdown. >> it felt like awesome. fell like preparation and everything i work all week for. but that was my first return for my career, and it felt good. we are just looking for the next challenge. the nfc championship, and we're ready to go. get the preparation going, and find out who we are playing and get it going. >> in the afc, the patriots got by baltimore. but to do so had to be the first team to come back twice from 13-point deficits. to new england. after blowing an early 14 47b point lead the ravens were back up by 14 in the third. patriots are down but not out. brady with a dart to his

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