and cut 1000 jobs over a period of ten years, they don t plan on firing people in the jobs, they plan to lose the jobs through attrition. at the end of the game, a leaner federal government. i don t know how the people at noaa feel about potentially moving, i don t know how all those offices and their public servants feel about being reorganized from the outside looking in, this sort of reorganization does seem rational. shrinking and streamlining government to make it make more sense to the people who need to use to it get stuff done. republicans naturally have no idea what to do with this development. republicans have been so busy screaming that president obama must shrink government, so busy alleging that he s devoted to growing government whenever he can, but now that he is trying to shrink government, they reacted by being sort of suspicious and not happy but not sure why they re not happy. john boehner s spokesman released a statement given the president s record of growing gove
i m watching guys this year, there s a game down in dallas and one of the linemen there for the cowboys made a sack and the cowboys were down a couple of touchdowns with a minute to go. whatever. at the end of the game, his team was not going to win. he s celebrating an individual moment and the point was when the shonn green thing happened, the jets would have been better served if he would have taken a knee. the touchdown kept the patriots in the game and the penalty really kept the patriots in the game. talk about something else. your dad passed away. you were unbelievably tight and you wrote an incredible book about your dad and the relationship and the rise in sports and beyond. now, you re not stopping because your dad is not here. alzheimer s took his life. what are you doing? we were here to talk about it a couple of years ago. wrote a book that thankfully was a new york times bestseller and i was so inspired by the feedback i received for the last couple of years, i kn
a very special football game for a high school athlete in minnesota. toward the end of the game last week, the team asked the coach to put sam colden in to catch a pass. sam is a senior who has autism and he s been on the football team since eighth grade. once he got in the game, he did not just catch that ball. would you look at that. he took them 66 yards for the first touchdown of his high school career. it was amazing. that had to have been the highlight of anybody s life. you could see the aura. didn t that give you chills? that s so good. sam s team ended up winning the game and his taeammates are thrilled of his accomplishment and so are we.
whereas the u.s. was still dealing with the disappointment of losing to canada and eventually that sentiment difference really seemed to take hold. by the end of the game, the u.s. was just floundering. it was very difficult to watch them compared to what they looked like a week and a half ago. nbc s brian shactman in sochi. thank you. it was a day that will live in figure skating infamy. on january 6th, 1994, olympic figure skater nancy kerrigan was attacked at the practice rounds for the u.s. figure skating championships. the tacker was linked to skating competitor tonya harding s ex-husband. harding herself ultimately pleaded guilty to conspiracy. the u.s. skating governing organization determined that harding knew of the attack in advance and banned her from competition for life. a new documentary airing tomorrow examines that case. though she missed nationals, it appeared kerrigan would have