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the opening kickoff return for damar hamlin. and this place is absolutely going wild! >> goosebumps no matter what team you're rooting for there. on a day dedicated to buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. his teammate took the opening kickoff against the new england patriots 96 yards. just listen to that crowd. and then heinz would do it again in the third quarter. scoring 101 yard return to become the first bills player to have two in the same game. questions there about the patriots special teams, i might add. the bills wrapped up an motional 35-23 win over the pats. locking up the number two seed in the afc. and knocking new england out of play-off contention. let's be clear, the pats doesn't deserve to be in the playoffs. hamlin's number, number three, was on display everywhere across the league. outlined on 30 yard lines, worn on special patches on the bills uniforms and featured on jackets and sweatshirts. hamlin watched the action on the
we're underway as new england decided to defer after winning the toss. on the run back, breaking a tackle and taking it past midfield and down the sideline he goes. this is storybook, an opening kickoff return for damar hamlin, and this place is absolutely going wild. >> come on, no way. unbelievable. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin, his teammate, nyheim hines took the opening kick kickoff, 96 yards, scoring on a 101 yard return to have the first bills player to have two in the same game, wrapping up an emotional 35-23 win over the pats. it's a good thing he ran both back. it was the difference maker in the game. locked up the number two seed, and knocked new england out of playoff contention. it was a shock, actually, after
their motto blink first? >> ultimately what they want is they kind of want to disrupt government. they don't like the way it functions, so this is fine. >> they're certainly on a team. it's just that team doesn't involve running the government. they're in a movement. that will give them accolades and pats on the back for stopping the functioning of government, for drawing this out. if they push this to five ballots, six ballots, ten ballots, that will help them with fund-raising, help them get speaking engagement, book deals and media appearances. that's what they're looking to do. that's the dilemma we now find ourselves in. people not interested in running the government are controlling whether we can actually operate government. >> if i could just add, jim. >> yes. >> what i'm hearing from
dolphins and the patriots. another pats are still alive. don't bet on them. here is afc play-off picture as it stands this morning. the kansas city chiefs are number one for now. that depends on what happens between the bills and cincinnati bengals. that game tonight, by the way, also will determine whether i'm a fantasy football champion or not. i know you care. secondly, the jaguars and tennessee titans square off to see who is the afc south winner and the number four seed. the last play-off spot is up for grabs. pats, dolphins, steelers all alive. as for the nfc, eagles are slumping but still have the top seed for now. tom brady, vintage performance yesterday are back in the postseason after they rallied to defeat the carolina panthers. they win the nfc south. for now, the seattle seahawks have the last play-off spot. but the detroit lions and the green bay packers are both still alive with green bay controlling their own destiny. meanwhile, the matchup for
at 8 and 8. 8 and 8. going to be getting into the playoffs. let's just stop right there because jonathan lemire, i didn't even talk about my lions, jack and i were one in five saying this is the most exciting team in football. the lions have been crazy fun to watch this year. they've got a shot of getting into the playoffs. a couple of things here. first of all, the jags are so hot right now, just come out of nowhere. the vikings just deplorable. they looked deplorable yesterday. they had a couple of blowouts a few weeks back. i mean, the highlight of the year is coming back 30 points. this is a team, they look good on offense from time to time. the defense is one of the worst in football. i've got to talk to you, two story lines. yesterday, what a pathetic game between the pats and dolphins. looked so good at the beginning
sunday, to me this is like a fireworks stand being closed on the 4th of july. critical race theory it would be nice christmas service. we appreciate it, pastor. >> merry christmas to you, thank you, ashley. >> ashley: uh-huh. >> griff: did you see this? las vegas raiders fan seen verbally abusing a patriots fan on sunday night. the woman was hounding the man and someone pulls her away, this video is going viral. the pats tweeted, that was my first nfl game, i didn't want to ruin it by retaliating and i kept my cool. patriots ceo robert kraft is inviting the fan to saturday's game against the bengals and
occurs. pect ihame inh is on central park. >> reporter: reports of anti-semitic incidents are at an all-time high. >> we are facing an rorter: pats is the c.e.o. of life after hate, a nonprofit founded in 2011 that works with people who want to leave extremist groups. >> we have exit specialists. we have individuals that themselves have been reformers that work with those looking to exit a life of extremist. >> reporter: 42-year-old brad galloway got help from life after hate after spending 13 years in white supremacist gangs. how do you convince people that someone could be a reformed white supremacist? >> it's important that we understand in society that anybody can change. >> reporter: why do you think the problem is getting worse, and what does that say about our future? >> i think many people were extremists but they kept it
i would like to have you meet ethan branscomb, he has a nine-year-old from kentucky that has been on a mission that began back in 2020, when he and his mom wrote to the state representative to help introduce house bill 27. if, past it can make the official pet -- state pets domestic cousin docked would have been adopted from kentucky animal shelters already organizations. it makes all the way to the, senate but it stalled when the pandemic hit. this, here even the push to get the bills reintroduced and both day the state house and the senate. and he says that he won't stop until kentucky joins tennessee, ohio, colorado, california, georgia and illinois. in recognizing rescue animals as the official state path. now, ethan is making it his mission to bring attention to rescue pats, not only on a
it was no the enough to hold off the patriots come back in the second half after the pats scored 17 unanswered on the way to a 27-13 victory. the win snaps new england's two game skid and does strengthen the afc play-off position. let's be clear this is not a particularly good team. turning now to the nba. quite the finish in san antonio. the spurs clinging to a one point lead over the cavaliers at the end of regulation. >> the shot clock. two to shot for jones. basket. the shot. loose ball, grab. here comes mitchell. a chance to win. mitchell. rejected! rebounded by mitchell. two seconds. >> lots of pretty good looks there but nothing falls. the spurs hold off the cavaliers in the final seconds to win it 112-111. portland now.
okay? this is what this person has allegedly committed here. i can't -- i can hardly believe the news conference that we just heard out of sdny. i'm not sure they understand finance. john and i were chewing on that after the news conference. we're not really sure where they were going with this. there's a lot of congratulatory notes to each other, pats on the back. sam bankman-fried handed this case to them. they didn't see this. they didn't call it us a it was happening. this went on for months. there were people raising red flags. i'm sure you've heard me or others reference terry duffy, head of the largest derivatives exchange in the world. he said in march he called him a fraud to his face. there were red flags everywhere. there wasn't anybody asking questions. when it comes to the sdny and the fed here, they missed this. >> martha: absolutely.