playoffs. anything is possible. man hit by lightning now hoping to hit the billion dollar powerball jackpot. the news at 11:00 starts now. it were season is now over for the redskins. good evening. on kimberly suiters. the team could not get it done against the packers, but there s always next season. erin hawksworth, this is the one they were supposed to win. erin: i don t know that it was a lock. , the savvyrs veteran, and the packers proved it s the playoffs. in the second quarter, the skins leading 5-0. kirk cousins throws over the middle, 24 yard touchdown. washington was rolling 11-0 at that point. but aaron rodgers and the packers got going. the pitch,s takes scampers in for a four yard touchdown, giving the packers the lead for good. the redskins lose 35-18 and their playoffrun comes to an end. : i think that gives me great opportunity to thank the fans. what i like the most is the environment. from walking off the bus to the warm-ups to pregame to the game itself, ou
and we re going to have to exactly work out what room for maneuver we have within the terms of this agreement. we just have are to really hope that people like me are wrong and very wrong, because if we re right, if we re even half right, we ve got got a we have not got a lot of levers to pull should iran change its behavior in a direction that doesn t suit our security interests. you had a question, follow-up question? thank you very much. i m going back after this. my question is that in u.s. administration generally believed that [inaudible] certainly in tremendous pressure. but if they were allowed to continue still they were getting close to developing a nuclear device. and to stop them, you have to go [inaudible] so the pressure to negotiate and stall the process than to go in war, what is your take? well, i understand the desire to get an agreement. and as i said at the very beginning, any agreement that genuinely stopped iran being able to get access to
based on verification without knowing what that verification is. congress is not on the clock. under the law signed by the president, the 60-day congressional review period hasn t been triggered because we haven t received the verification. the president can get it from the iaea. the u.s. is on the iaea board. we provide much of their funding. by law, no verification agreement, no review period. no review period, no waiver of sanctions. there is an alternative other than war. it is a better deal. that is what we re here fighting for. fighting for american freedoms and liberties. we d be willing to die for it because we love this great country. god bless the united states of america. what it all comes down to in the end, fundamentally, is it all about common sense and we need greater voices of common sense here in washington, d.c. at one of my my favorite members, the man that said instead of spending huge amounts of money bailing out wall street, we should give the amer
their news in different ways. believe me, if something is on the front page of the new york the l a times, or one of the three big networks, it s still a big story, but not as will big as it used to be. in 15 years that may not be true anymore. one of the most fascinating things to track overtimes in the white house is the seating and how it s changed. there is a new seating chart. consider that we would legacy media. newspapers that don t even exist anymore, sitting in the living room. this morning they added buzz feed and yahoo!. i wanted to ask one more question before turning it over to the audience. we started off talking about how to communicate internally and then externally the message. that ie of the things think that people don t understand. it s not as if the word manipulation has not come up. lying in, if you are concealing important evidence, that is one thing. one of the things that i discovered back in city hall, you had to be a policy meetings. thing t
dean: anyway, he left and he took 538 with him. does not just do politics. but they do great stuff. it is a portrait of middle-class america. it is a whole range of reporting. gentlemen, thank you so much for coming. [applause] tonight, on the communicators. this year s event. by several technology affairs and a entrepreneurs and researchers on the future of consumer technology. we have been building a farm data dashboard. wanted to create this one-stop shop that would be a portal for a lot of data sources about agriculture and production in the united states. a desperate world of the online ether or a we wanted to bring that altogether and make it easy for anybody from an interested ,ublic to a busy small farmer all the way to engineers and professional developers to access the data and start using them in ways that would be powerful. idea is in the future the fabrics will be intelligent enough to receive the data we send it. my fabric can actually soothe me with heat