el pase de touchdown para richard rogers. los empacadores entraban por cualquier lado. despuÉs, el tema era para eliott quien sorprendÍa y tumbaba al mariscal de campo. fue demasiado para san francisco, rogers. siguen invictos en cuatro juegos. esto sucediÓ durante el juego de los bills y new york. pudo dejar al corredor con una fractura, que hasta pudo terminar con su carrera. vamos al fÚtbol, sÉptima fecha en la liga portuguesa. porto - benense. corona la tiraba y muy alto. minuto 53, braimo con el disparo y gol de jesÚs manuel corona. los dragones del porto terminaron con la victoria de 4 a 0. vamos a la pausa y al regresar, les diremos quÉ lanzador terminÓ con 330 abanicados de esta temporada. en ese momento, jack supo qué hacer. compartirlo con el mundo. carne blanca de pollo con empanizado estillo sureño, en un exlusivo pan gourmet. el homestyle ranch chicken club. las colillas de cigarrillo son la basura que más se recoge en nuestras calles. estas son a la vez tóxicas y no biodegradables. y como si eso no fuera suficiente, billones de árboles son cor

:and the 49ers are hosting the green bay packers rogers from the getgo rogers scrambling he finds richard rogers 3rd quarter, 7-3 greenaby --greenbay james jones somehow makes the catch 38 yrds 2 plays later first carry of the year punches it in for the score, 14 packsers throws up a play not looking good picked off drops back and you see him sacked here packers had 6 sacks final 17-3 49ers limited to 28 points giving up 107 points raiders favored for the first time in 27 games takin on the bears raiders looking to get things going he's going deep hangs on for the touch down raider's challenge, call reversed, touchdown helo with the great cut 14-6 raider's 14013 raiders, back and forth 14-13 picks it off, 19-17 chicago fumbles, loses it bears down by 1 4th and 5 for the bears big play there 7 seconds left robby kicking it for the win and it's good bears win 22-10 bears snap an 8 game losing streak and win their first game this season last game after >>:i was 12 years old and the open coliseum and i looked at my dad and i said that i want to play here and he patted me on the head and said

finally hits richard rogers for six. 7-3 at the half. third quarter, plenty of time for rodgers. james jones, great catch. rodgers threw for 224 yards. that led to a one-yard touchdown.bay. kaepernick, pressured all day. sacked six times. clay mathews doing the honors here. late fourth quarter. kap sacked again. anquan boldin. niners lost three straight. talked about his team frustration. >> they are play makers for this team. they want to tribute and have impact. we weren't able to get the ball to them and allow them to have the impact till later in the game it. understand the frustration beings yes. it's a team game. >> don't think he's lacking confidence. that's not the way i would term it. we've got to collectively on offense have 11 people rolling in the same direction. >> stay tuned. raiders are still a work in progress under the new head coach. tough to win on the road in this league. raiders handed one to the bears in chicago with turnovers and a lack of offense. >> blackhawks showing off the hardware from last year.ç jay cutler missed last week. 6-0 bears after a block

hits richard rogers, 7-0 pack. led 7-3 at the half. third quarter, plenty of time for rodgers, through for 224 yards, joan cutting 98 of those. 14-3 green bay. kap going at the wrong way. sacked six times, clay matthews here and he brings back kaepernick. fourth quarter, niners have the ball. kap sacked again, 12-24, 152-yard and a pick. bolden frustrated, said niners should have drafted me. packers 4-0, niner have lost three straight. >> the raiders' development is a work in progress. it's tough to win on the road and the raiders hand one to the bears in chicago with turnovers and a lack of offense. get excited, hockey is back, jay cutler, his last -- finds eddie royal. 6-0 bears. that allows the raiders to take the lead in the second cart. derek carr to cooper, ac-dc. 7-6 raiders. amar'e riff gets both feed in. raiders trailed 16-14 at the half. seven minutes left in fourth. 19-17 chicago. michael crabtree played most of the game with a bum ankle. five catches, 80-yard. this helped set up a field goal. 20-19 oakland. 90 seconds left.

he buys a lot of time here and finds richard rogers for the back of the end zone. 224 yards and that touchdown. the catch of the day, rogers on 3rd and seven. casted off by the raiders, getting two feet in here, leading to another third touchdown by clay matthews. doing it on their own there and the 4th quarter for kaepernick as he would have time to throw it down the field. but look what happens, picked off by sam shields. bolden not happy and they are not happy, booed in the 4th quarter as they would win 17-3 and all smiles. meanwhile the raiders, the stanley cup champs were honored. maybe it rubbed off the bears today because they would play pretty well. amari cooper initially ruled out of bounds, no touchdown. he threw the flag in the last second and good thing that he did because it was a touchdown and yeah that he is just like i've been there before and that they are not able to defend their tight end in this season and look at bennett wide open. it's 11 catches. 83 yards. bears were up in the half looking for more, but charles woodson for the second week in a row, and the raid

time in the pocket, he throws for richard rogers. that is the cal combination, cal to cal. second quarter, 49ers got a little clever on the play call. the shovel pass, 49-yard gain. but once they got near the goal line, it stalled. opposite direction, nick perry sacked kaepernick. they settled for a field goal. they trailed green bay 7-3. same score now third quarter. rogers to james jones. this guy wasn't good enough to play for the raiders. they cut him in training camp. new life in green bay. give it to the fullback, john kuhn, and it wasn't pretty on offense for san francisco. kaepernick doesn't have a receiver, takes another sack. and we did have time -- when he did have time, his passes were off the mark. intended for anquan boldin. intercepted. six sacks. the packers win 17-3. they are 4-0. the 49ers are 1-3. >> is run the ball, throw the ball, we ain't doing it well right now. they play man to man the whole game, and we didn't take advantage of it. it is what it is. >> coaches make the calls. the players have to execute it. it's up to the players to go execute that

aaron rodgers is the best in the game richard rogers is 7-0 packers and they lead it at the half. he was sacked six times. clay matthews here. he was 12 of 24 and 152 yards and a pick. kap is not producer and aaron rogers is all smiles. they lost three straight. is it time for the head coach to think about benching kaepernick for a game? >> i won't go into that discussion. we would get problems. >> we have to get the ball out quick. we have to get the ball in the play makers' hands as soon as we can. ultimately this offense is a team. we are working hard to make sure we are doing things right. >> the raiders are still a work in progress. it is tough to win on the road if this league and the raid ares gave one uh what i in chicago. turnovers and a lack of offense. jay cutler back after missing last week with a hamstring injury. 6-0 bears. he airs it out to his rookie receiver and he gets both feet down. 7-6 raiders. cut back four-ready yeah score. they trailed at the half. sf minutes left in the fourth and chicago up two. deep in raiders territory. throws it up to a fan of michael

roger, richard, what do we got happening over here, my friends? >> well, jimmy. you just got talkin' -- >> jimmy: i used to be 8 feet tall. >> you were talkin' safety in the windows? >> jimmy: yes. >> how about safety in a chain saw? >> jimmy: okay, this is very frightening to me. >> this is very important in my world. >> we've gotta talk safety though. >> we gotta get you dressed up to be safe. >> jimmy, have you ever worn chaps before? >> jimmy: that's how i made my way through college. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] absolutely. what are these chaps -- by the way, why you making me look like a fool all the time? whoa, watch it. watch it, buddy. [ laughter ] how long have you watched for the tsa? >> everyone says that, but i'm gonna show you why they're so important. so, get your safety gear down. >> jimmy: what are these chaps? what are these guys? what makes these guys? [ cheers ] >> now, over here we have little jimmy. >> jimmy: little jimmy, yeah. >> nice suit on. >> jimmy: yeah. >> dungarees. so, i'm gonna show you what happens. some people think that dungarees wi

aaron rodgers to richard rogers on the strike. it would be his only touchdown of the game. packers go on to win snapping a four-game losing streak. we have the packers and broncos and bengals and the panthers and my falcons and john berman's patriots are 3-0. they have a bye this week. teams who started 4-0 made it to the playoffs 83% of the time. >>> maybe the play of the day came in the bills game. hosting the giants. giants running back rashad jennings. a 51-yard catch and run and a stiff-arm takes his man card. what a play. the giants would go on to win. 24-10. both teams at 2-2. >>> finally in baseball. it took 162 games to figure out who would wear the american league west browcrown. the victory meant the astros clinched a wild card berth. astros and yankees and winner take all in the american league wild card. then on wednesday, the pirates host the cubs on tbs. john, your red sox are not making the playoffs, but good news. your manager john farrell is back in the dugout. that is great news to start the monday morning. >> it is. we are all rooting for the astros. we

improvising, scrambling, buying himself some time to find richard rogers in back of the end zone for the touchdown. defense did play well. packers led just 7-3 at the half. fourth quarter, 49ers down, colin kaepernick looking deeper. anquan boldin. this is not what he wanted to do. intercepted by sam shields. underthrew boldin. fifth pick of the season. 49ers lose their third straight, 17-3 the final. >> it's something we have to find our rhythm. we have to get back on track and string plays together. when we the that, we have pretty successful drives. it's getting the strings together that we've struggled so far. >>> the raiders look fogger their third straight win. facing his former boss, john fox. second quarter, down six. derek carr throws deep to the rookie, amari cooper in the end zone. cooper gets both feet. in a 26-yard touchdown. 7-6 oakland. under a minute to go in the game. the raiders up one. jay clutter will to marquis wilson for a nine-yard catch. seven seconds remaining. robbie gould with a 49-yard field goal to win it. chicago gets a 22-20 victory. >> this was just on

rogers, his only touchdown pass. as for colin kaepernick, rough day at the office, four interceptions, sacked six times. >>> the rockies scored seven times in the ninth to come back and beat the giants 7-3, san francisco finishes the season 84-78 and the season also came to an end for the a's, they finish with the worst record in the american league at 68-94. i don't have a lot of good news to report. but, how about the gridiron football teams? you've got cal, they are 5-0, they win again, and stanford now ringed 16th in the aap, college football, proteins on the way down. i am degrees six, see you tonight. >> that deserves a good go bears. >>> how about some football for your play of the day, check out defensive and williams, you're not going anywhere on rashad james, that was a good stop at the bills could not stop the g- men new york wednesday 24-10, despite the wwe performance right there. >> it looks like it. >>> 5:25 now. take victory for wildlife conservation groups, details on the new law aimed at slowing the

rogers, his only touchdown no pass, as for colin kaepernick, another rough day at the office, touchdowns, interceptions, sacked six times, the 49ers have lost three straight. >>> the rockies scored seven runs in the ninth to come back and beat the giants 7-3. san francisco finishes the season 84-78 and the season also came to a merciful and for the a's, they lose in seattle 3-2, they finish with the worst record in the american league at 68-94. i don't have a lot of good news to report but, how about the gridiron football teams? you've got cal, they are 5-0, they went again and stanford now ranked 16th in the aap. college on the way up, local football teams pro wide on the way down. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> you've got it, cal at utah prime time, let's do a little more football, play of the day, all day affair, g-men in buffalo, straight out of the wwe, defensive end mario williams is going to say take that to new york running back rashad jennings, getting the takedown. you don't get two points for that, you just get the play of the day. buffalo on the short side of the s

. >> when we met richard evans and roger boshier. >> i was in the hole for tattooing. >> who were you tattooing on again? >> actually, got caught tattooing on this guy right here. this is the one we caught got doing here. got ran up on while doing this, gun in hand. oh, you're going to bust us really? for real. >> thank you, gentlemen. thank you. >> next thing i know i do 14 months in the hole. he hangs out here coming to the window, when you coming out? i'm like bill right out. >> you sure you don't want any more? >> we've developed a really nice relationship. >> do anything for this guy. >> same. >> anything. >> this is my twin sister. >> older sister. >> i'm glad you came back. >> but this bond also has a dark side. the cell mates share a strong appetite for methamphetamine. >> what am i in for? cooking meth. in 2002 i get pulled over, i have a whole lab in the car, everything. they pull me over for a traffic stop and they say, oh, look what we got here. cooking meth. what a surprise. i was cook it, dealing it, doing it, anything i could do with it i was. i can't lie. i like it. yo

birmania: el musical que actualmente se presenta en el teatro richard rogers estÁ realizado a un estilo urbano y al ritmo de hip hop. ¿cÓmo se te ocurrió que podÍas hacer una interpretaciÓn de la vida de hamilton con este estilo? >> es la Única manera de hacerlo, es el Único gÉnero que contiene la vida de hamilton, hamilton dejÓ mÁs de 27 volÚmenes de papeles que escribiÓ, escribió defendiendo la constituciÓn, escribió sobre su affair como marÍa reynolds, escribiÓ sobre todo, y el gÉnero de hip hop, caben mÁs palabras que en cualquier otra forma de mÚsica. birmania: ¿ no te volviste loco escribiendo todo eso? >> no, escribÍ una línea a la vez, no de cantazo. birmania: ¿cuÁnto tiempo te llevÓ escribir todo? >> siete aÑos. birmania: la lista de celebridades que van a ver la obra va desde madonna hasta el propio presidente barack obama. >> y se la lista de canciones cuando me invitÓ en el 2009. birmania: estabas apenas empezando a escribir. >> solamente tenÍa una canciÓn. birmania: los dejaste entonces con las ganas. a propÓsito de hamilton quise saber cÓmo

in,: richard rogers tweets as unions go, so goes the american middle class, true? i want to take that tweet and bring in this chart, showing that union membership is now down to about 11% of the american workforce. guest: that is right. as unions have declined, primarily because of, as i mentioned, the labor law being broken. it takes an act of heroism to form a union these days because of the intimidation tactics. you can get fired. there is a chilling affect in the workplace when there is employer opposition, intimidation tactics. it has been difficult to form unions. add to that, trade policies, economic policies, it has been very difficult. you have seen that erosion of the middle class because people are having a harder time accessing those good paying jobs, especially the jobs that we lost to the manufacturing sector, where he did not necessarily have to have a college degree to access a decent paying job. i would agree with that tweet, it, and say that we believe the union movement is essential, and we would like to change that trend line and see innovative

richard ducis roomers. roming rz by rogers is washed by rogers: passages were 1-3 remain unbeaten. sam bradford, nick foles debate will go on all season. foles has a good day today. rams win 24-22 to even their rod. st. louis 2-1 since diffe differition. >> can you get a lot of sleep. jeff is back with dad. >> phillies had already clinc clinched worse record in baseball and first overall pick in the draft and regular it finale, 54 years to lose 100 games. -0 marlins. >> wherein the 7th i'll tea the bases worried with you. finishing what 99 lawsuits but you have to wonder carlos tru truees and showered. >> fun way to end the season. oui found and grinded and loud. >> people who can laugh and say well at least the walk is 99 game i think we any it go head me. >> hole hamels heat the to the playoffs. three the als for changer ke kering with eakins back when they trieded for hamels, nascar in never. mott mo monster nodel here. >> it's chase in the cup. >> advances as well by winning race. har vehicle won. >> how about this. >> sprins time job knoll 3800. >> how about this. >> sprins ti

suspension and argues that the league's collectively bargaining agreement grants commissioner roger goodell broad authority to imploce -- impose discipline. >> should i get a reliever up in the bull pen? >> absolutely not. you know why? because tonight bill -- >> we've got -- >> -- in game one of the world series. matt harvey will get the start for the mets, while the royals will send out ed -- ed -- volquez. >> are you ready barnacle? you have the yard warmed up? one inning you're good for? >> let's do that -- >> the ball report again. bill, what's going on with the weather? >> um -- >> i see a lot of rain there, bill. you want me to come over with the weather? >> mika's done that before. very, very, very well. >> i'll come over with my coffee. >> don't look that one up. >> all right. >> all right, green on the map is where it's raining. >> it's raining. >> this is the south. >> i know -- >> a lot of rain all through the south this morning. so that's heading north by the way. you'll need your umbrella along with a lot of other people. as we go throughout the next two days rain move

before that the first president, richard nixon, he worked closely with richard nixon and was such a fan, his new book is called oh boy, the clintons's war on women, roger stone and robert merrill with a foreword by kathleen will lead to set some awful things about president clinton. mr. stone, welcome to "good day new york". rosanna: why this book? rosanna: >> the premise this is an advocate for women is not true, she is an advocate for women unless you have been sexually assaulted by her husband. someone to come back to that. >> 27 women quoted in the. >> we heard some of these before. >> jennifer flowers. >> she never accuse bill clinton of sexual harassment. >> breaking into her home and harassing her and beating a next-door neighbor because he had a video camera showing -- greg: donald trump. you were partnered with donald trump paint you got into a twitter war. what is the status? >> we have no twitter war. i am the one hundred% for donald trump van dyke and he will be the next president. we had a strategic disagreement and i made a decision that i could be more helpful on the outs

we've got you covered live in cedar rapids, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. an autopsy was done this morning on jonathan grossman's body at the state medical examiner's office in ankenn but they have not r rleased a cause of death the shooting happened near two daycares. a lot of the kids live the neighborhood asasell. at least one of the day care providers called all her kid's parents. she told parents the area was still sealed off in crime tape.... so they should park down the street. one mom learned about the shooting from her daycare provider. " unbelievable. my reaction as wait on your street. that doesnt happen. and she was like across the street from where everything went down." iowa's division of crime investigation agent rick rahn said they are keeping police at the area until they are sure it is safe and until the investigation is over. another round of storms came through this morning giving us some much needed rain but how much rain fell today? let's go to storm track seven chief from the kwwl stormtraak 7 weather team. see the screen for your com

richard says, "the president needs to lead on this gun issue. our gun laws are insane." somee if there had been armed security guard on campus, some of those students would still be alive." it, theys, "let's face main threat to our safety and security comes from domestic raised and grown terrorists." and from edward, "what obama said was all true. about our unique problem with guns compared to other developed nations here cap we appreciate participating in our conversation this morning about what happened in oregon. we have three segments coming up on the "washingon journal." we will be talking about tax proposals by some of the gop candidates. we will talk about immigration, and we will talk about income and poverty in the u.s. a little bit later. the census reports on that issue came out just recently. coming up first, kyle pomerleau of the tax foundation will be here in just a second to talk about donald trump's tax plan, jeb bush's tax plan, and some of the other gop tax plans. as you may know, if you are a regular viewer of c-span, we travel around the country with

earlier this year judge richard bother hahn vacated his suspension. the judge argued brady's unpun unpunment was too harsh because he could not have known the punishment for deflating footballs would result in a suspension. the nfl argues the cba allows commissioner goodell to hand out punishments in his words should be final. once again the nfl has officially filed its appeal in the deflategate case. we'll have much more in the story as we continue to look through all of the paperwork. news desk, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: joe, thanks. we'll see you later. coming up, from the uk to the garden the bruins gentle giant zdeno chara making a kids dream come true. party on, people. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale is back... plus 1! celebrate when you buy one get one at half price off the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! 'cause the older we get, the more you save. that's just how we roll. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system, so the 3 1

judge richard berman overturned the ban before the season began. >>> former red sox gm ben cherington will be working at the columbia university in the masters program and teaching a class on leadership. the 41-year-old left the sox front office in august after spending more than 15 years with the organization. >> jadiann: bu will launch a website featuring archived material from the life of the mate mayor tom menino featuring records, pictures and audio and video clips. the material will be displayed on commonwealth ave. friday will mark one year since he passed away. >> christa: the famous pizza rat isn't the only new york animal biting off more than it can chew. the rat that gained fame on the internet after video surfaced showing it pulling a slice of pizza down the subway stairs. it was the inspiration behind a halloween costume. not to be outdone, this pigeon is planning to enjoy a bagel, wearing a partially eaten bagel like a necklace, guaranteeing it would have a snack no matter where it goes. the person who posted the picture wrote it was, quote, the most new york photo i've

the 2, whereas their policies in the arab-israeli issue under rogers had a regional approach, in the gulf it is the cold war approach. the shah understands this and uses the language of the cold war and the threat of the soviet union to get what he wants from washington. himself as an asset to the united states in strategies of containment. now, ultimately he succeeds. failed.rs' plan that shows you which approach had more traction in washington, which probably applies as much today as it did then. where you stand depends on where you sit sort of thing. the shah did that very well. mr. movroydis: on may 30, 1972, tripwing president nixon's to moscow with the anti-ballistic missile treaty was rectified, and the detente became in washington, richard nixon returns and goes to tehran on may 30. that doctrine of iran's privacy was ratified during the meeting in tehran. detente have made iran more vulnerable to the russians? had 2 meetingsey in tehran on the way back from moscow. one of the first things that that says to the shah is iran should not see detente as something that weakens ira

trumka and if i could have a special note for our founder joel rogers who is here at the table. give a round of applause. [applause]. >> i think like a lot of folks who have been out in the vineyards, joel has been fighting on these issues and he's an academic at the university of wisconsin and has founded to many organizations to list. this time i believe, is his third attempt to rally state legislators and it will be the one that 60s and we would not be here without joel, so one more round of applause for joel. [applause]. >> as i mentioned, i am here in two roles, so some of you may know the other reason i'm here is i'm actually a former campus state legislator to read there are immune americans, there are about 10 of us and i now live in new york, so there is nine. i actually see my friend gail, my old colleague from wichita is here and so one of the reasons why i'm so passionate about this and one of the reasons i'm honored to be the board chair is that i am one of you. i've lived this life. i know what it was like. i was elected at age 31, had recently been married and was

note for our founder joel rogers who is here at this table. if we can give a round of applause. you know, i think like a lot of folks who have been out in the vineyards, joel rogers has been fighting on these issues. he's an academic at the university of wisconsin. he's founded too many organizations to even list. this is i believe his third attempt at rallying state legislators. it will be the one that succeeds and we would not be here without joel, so one more round of applause for joel rogers. as i mentioned, i'm here in two roles, so some of you may know my other reason i'm here is that i'm actually former a kansas state legislator. there are indian americans in kansas. there's about ten of us but that's -- and i now live in new york so now there's nine. but i actually see my friend gail finney from my old state rep colleague from wichita is here. and so one of the reasons why i am so passionate about six and one of the reasons i'm honored to be the board chair is i'm one of you. i have lived this life. i know what it is like. i was electe

[applause] you know, i think like a lot of folks, joel rogers has been fighting on these issues, an academic at the university, has founded to many organizations to list. this is his 3rd attempt at rowling state legislators and will be the one that succeeds and we would not be here without joel. one more round of applause. [applause] as i mentioned, i am here into roles. someroles. some of you may no the other reason i am here is that i am a former kansas state legislator. there are any americans in kansas, about ten of us, and i now live in new york, so now there are nine. but i see my friend for my old state run. one of the reasons why i am so passionate and honored to be the board chair is i'm one of you. i have lived this life, no what it's like comeau was elected at age 31 were just recently been married for working in washington dc, nick and i were working together. i decided the idea. and i'm sure likes of you, can i actually run for office and when? and then put on top point thatof that that i happen to be from wichita, kansas and indian-american. ii thought with a lot of encourageme