Dec. 24 1950 Cleveland’s Otto Graham throws four touchdown passes, despite icy footing in Municipal Stadium, and Lou Groza kicks a 16-yard field goal with 28 seconds left to give the Browns a 30-28 victory over the Los Angeles Rams and the NFL title in their first year in the league.
ed: it s perfect. abby: as you said, dean, people don t want to get lectured what they are going to bed watching snl at 11:30 at night. this is a powerful moment in jason was able to do it because he was right in the thick of things. he is one of the best country artist there is and will be talk about the people during their at the shooting they represent the country so well. think about nashville in the country and the music community they are about our flag and there about owning a gun in there about. ed.dean: they have my full supp. jason hit the exact right note and i think the other guys were lecturing us and not being funny. abby: e-mail us on your thoughts. two other headlines. vice-president pence visiting las vegas nearly a week after the shooting. he is paying respects to the victims and honoring the heroes assuring a packed city hall that all americans are biggest
a lot of people with their dreams smashed there. derek vandam, thanks so mush. appreciate it. george, the storm surge is quite a thing when it does happen. of course, in hurricanes, more people die from water than they do from wind. storm surge is exactly what we re going to talk about here next in jacksonville, florida, michael. storm surge historic there, and ed dean with radio station wbob joins us now to tell us more about that. ed, good to have you with us today. first of all, tell us what was it like when you saw that storm surge? you know, it was like what michael said. that storm surge around the naples area and tampa bay, it seemed like jacksonville got it. it was predicted to only be two foot storm surge. it turned into a category 5 almost around 5 1/2, 6 feet of
ed dean from wbob in jacksonville, florida. thank you for taking time on line with us today. so again, this storm still pushing north. it could affect some nine other states with a great deal of rain and winds, michael, that we even saw here in atlanta. picked up really strong gusts throughout the day. yeah. i have no idea what s going on at my house. we re still down here in florida. you make a great point. irma, of course, is no longer a hurricane. hasn t been for a while. but it is ending with a bang. in south carolina, downtown charleston facing widespread and dangerous flooding. and also tens of thousands of people without power in savannah, georgia. some of the city s historic streets are under water. one official said it s not as bad as she expected. that and much more when we come back here on cnn. where s gary?