he fired jim zorn. spurriers, he resigned.s been a while since he made a lot of coaching changes. he's not as crazy as he used to be. what could happen is mike shanahan could have a new quarterback, i need to come back for year four. mike shanahan is here in 2014, bank on it. >> and the redskins free agents. the most important one. we both agree is london fletcher. why is he so important? >> he is the inspirational leader. he runs that defense. he is 36 years old and he has all the leverage in contract negotiations. i wish we were all that lucky. >> and le'ron landry. >> most physical player on defense. he has been hurt the last two years. he wants big money. they don't want to give him big money. they may need to compromise on a one-year deal. and fred davis had a great year and got suspended for drug tests. he comes back. the contract has to be written. he doesn't get paid. so it's a real deal with him, but he's going to have interest around the league, because he has been healthy. >> they have free agent moves of their own.

i'd like to thank the legislature for their support in this area, especially representative zorn, france and in thes colbeck and moliner. thank you. just as individuals cannot neglect their own health, the state cannot afford to neglect the health of our physical in a infrastructu infrastructure. shortly a bipartisan package of bills will be introduced to create a systems of roads and bridges for the 21st century economy. one illustration of our current backward system is a road funding formula from 1951, over 60 years ago. even more important, studies have shown that we are underinvesting in our transportation infrastructure by upwards of $1.4 billion per year. now almost no one in michigan likes our road system. let's solve this problem. i urge the legislature to begin hearings on this important issue. now another persistent problem that we face is a lack of a truly regional transit system for southeastern michigan. we are working in partnership with the city of detroit, with the four surrounding counties and the u.s. department of transportation to develop a new bus rapid transit syst

in two years as redskins' head coach, jim zorn won 12 games. shanahan, 11 games.oday the redskins wrapped up their season in philadelphia and shanahan and the redskins down early against michael vick and the eagles. pick it up in the second quarter. vick throws it out to chad hall. chad hall's 5'8", 187 pounds, but he's strong. still pushes his way in for the touchdown. deangelo hall and terry reilly can't make the tackle. eagles up 10-0. chad hall needing a boost to celebrate in the stands. third quarter, rex grossman dumps it to roy helu and the rookie makes a play. he's limping, but limping all the way into the end zone. 47-yard touchdown for him. skins trail 10-7. here we go. but fourth quarter, eagles have a 13-10 lead and they start to pull away. vick, deep for desean jackson. it's a 62-yard scoring strike. the redskins lose 34-10, and with a 5-11 record, it's shanahan's worst record as a head coach. >> we were doing some good things, but we didn't show any points. that's what you've got to do. you've got to get points. you know, we had a chance to have that

. ♪ ♪ >>> max zorn has made art using tape.pretty incredible. ♪ ♪ >> you see him using plexiglass and light. he's got a scalpel and he's making artwork using layers of tape. >> wait, that's tape? >> that's tape. that is brown packing tape. >> you can see where the tape overlaps and it creates those lines, too. >> so he's just making the darker shades with thicker layers of tape? >> uh-huh. yeah, if you look here, he cut out somebody's profile, half of their face, then he adds another layer where he's going to add more shading. >> tape and a skap pell, and he's able to create that kind of detail, that kind of shadowing, those kinds of facial features? that's amazing. >> it takes a genius to be able to pull something like this off. >> this isn't something he invented. he said that his friends work on cars, and he would see them laying stuff out on plexiglass and drawing these lines, because they design cars. he thought, wait a minute, i should try that with art. so he did. i think when you're really creative person, everything ca

. >> dana: i thought you were going to bring up zorn. >> eric: both simes he said -- h times he saidappreciate your help on that. coming up next, very good news. occupy protesters speaking the truth to power. the republican nominees. my co-host did not see that it way. that's a surprise because they all kiss the -- >> dana: ahh! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." did you muss us? we hope so. did you miss the occupy wall street movement? they're back. the republican candidates and their allies are fighting back. listen to this. >> really? some may go down tonight but it ain't going to be jobs, sweetheart. i have a message for you president, this is the dis

i would like to thank the legislature for their support in this area specially representative zorn, franceuals cannot neglect their own health, the state cannot afford to neglect the health of our fiscal infrastructure. shortly a bipartisan bills will create a system of roads and bridges for the 21st century economy. one illustration of our current outward system is a road funding formula from 1951, over 60 years ago. even more important, studies have shown that we are under investing in our transportation infrastructure by upwards of $1.4 billion per year. now almost no one in michigan likes our road system. let's solve this problem. i urge the legislature to begin hearings on this important issue. [applause] [applause] now another persistent problem that we face is a lack of a truly regional transit system for southeastern michigan. we are working in partnership with the city of detroit with the four surrounding counties and the u.s. department of transportation to develop a new bus rapid transit system, at brt to service the entire region. it is 40 years overdue. i encourage your suppor