city public library in 2020, so i mentioned it nearly 17 years in kansas city, and history professor and rise to social renovation and innovation of the college of arts and sciences and is kansas city era, and probably does not know this, we have the honor of being one of the stars of the institute last program before the pandemic began predict it was a wonderful evening celebrated with anniversary of truman and of course his son and is going to have you back with us today john herron. >> thank you very much and thank you for joining us today and as she just mentioned, this library, had a career that kansas city, my office, it was the original campus building. i was on the third floor, a small courtyard overlook an expansive campus going to see the exact spot in the summer of 1945, truman received an honorary degree from the university where he studied, but did not graduate, two decades earlier, is a pretty we have a time for the stripped of his hometown was between and afford an important event where he signed the united nation's charter and in europe where he would meet with the pr

you're looking at a street scene from downtown kansas city. this is walnut street right at the turn of the century. again, there is a level of activity in kansas city that belies its size. it was much more active of a machine than anybody could acknowledge. and this wide open town was, by almost every measure, what kansas city was. with its heartland location, its mild man inners, kansas city has been snag tiesedly the fly over our country. but the city jumped to a jazz beast. mob veettle. eventually it would end it in 1940. well, our interests this afternoon is not so much on the legacy of the pendergasts but on the connection to harry truman. and his first encounter to this family came during world war i. this sounds like an obvious statement, but the war would have a great influence on truman's life. the only one to see combat during world war, truman who was too old for the draft, signed up in 1719. he possessed leadership qualities he probably didn't know he had. but remember, in world war i, local men enlisted and then served together. a

still a well-known name here in kansas city. but without the boss's support, there was not a great deal more truman could do in politics, so the early 1930s were anxious years, to be sure, for harry and his political future. as it turned out, his trepidation, however sincere, was relatively short-lived. in a 1933 letter to his wife, bess, truman confided, i had a fine talk with t.j. yesterday, boss tom, and i am still on top. well, on top might have been a little bit of a stretch. because in truth, truman's political future remained at least a little cloudy. but it was in the early summer of 1934 where his old friend, jim pendergast, once again rescued him. he reached out to let him know that the boss was interested in truman for a position in the united states senate. now, truman was not the boss's first choice. he was not the second choice. nor was he the third choice. but perhaps it doesn't matter because in the end, the machine went to work. the primary for the senate election that year was a three-way race. and once again,

city and an actor is at kansas city public library and dynamic it 17 year tenure at the university in kansas city and history professor and associate for the patient, and college of arts and sciences pretty is coeditor, and they didn't know this but we have the honor of being in one of the stars of that truman last public programs before the pandemic began it is wonderful evening to celebrate the 25th anniversary and of course, is great to have you back with us today john summa thank you very much and thank you everyone for joining us today is kathy just mentioned, before coming to the library at a career the university in kansas city and my office was the original campus building it and from my window and the first oregon looking on a small courtyard and expanded campus green to see the exact spot where in the early summer of 1945, harry truman received an honorary degree where he studied but he did not graduate, more than two decades earlier and he was a particularly heavy time for truman the trip to his hometown, but squeezed between and san francisco were assigned to the united na

kansas city fans have now raised more than $413,500. from more than 18,300 donors. 7-year-old grace, a patient, writing, thank you, kansas city chiefs. >> hi, david. >> reporter: 11-year-old jackson marchetta -- >> thank you, kansas city fans, for donating money to the patricia allen fund. it means so much to me and i bet other kids like it too. >> hey, david. >> reporter: the stradley family too. their son, vignesh, a patient. >> that money is going to really help our community in providing the best treatment and care for our children here in western new york. let's go buffalo! go bills! >> hey, david. >> hey, david. >> hey, david! >> reporter: and tonight, the team at o'shy children's hospital grateful, too. >> thank you, kansas city chiefs fans, for your generosity. >> go bills! >> thank you, kansas city. >> go bills. >> although we were so disappointed in the outcome of the buffalo bills game sunday against the kansas city chiefs, we want to sincerely thank the fans for donating to the patricia allen fund. >> it was certainly one he

city chiefs. 11-year-old jackson marchetta -- >> thank you kansas city fans for donating money to the patricia allen fund. it means so much to me and i bet other kids like it too. >> hey, david. >> reporter: the stradley family too. their son, vignesh, a patient. >> that money is going to really help our community in providing the best treatment and care for our children here in western new york. let's go buffalo! go bills! >> hey, david. >> hey, david. >> hey, david! >> reporter: the team at o'shy children's hospital grateful too. >> thank you kansas city chiefs fans for your generosity. go bills! >> although we were so disappointed in the outcome of the buffalo bills game sunday against the kansas city chiefs, we want to sincerely thank the fans for donating to the patricia allen fund. >> it was certainly one heck of a game, not only because of how close it was but because of the tr >> thank you so much kansas city. >> and so we choose all those chiefs fans and their gift for buffalo. we loved it. good night. >> i believe in myself and i believe in this football team and we have an

. >> bills, two years in a row, their hearts get broken in kansas city. but at least they have a bright future. they'll be around. the bills will be back. you're a huge kansas city fan, so wishing you guys luck. i guess i'll be cheering for the chiefs. we'll get to all that and everything else that happened over the weekend. >>> but we do want to begin with breaking news overnight. a washington, d.c. police officer shot by a suspect after a traffic stop. >> it's part of a troubling pattern of violence against officers. overnight, an ambush attack on police leading to a dangerous standoff in washington, d.c. at least one officer rushed to the hospital after an armed suspect opened fire before barricading himself in a house. >> he started firing shots at police officers. >> this attack coming on the heels of a shooting in houston, texas that left corporal charles galloway dead, and another shooting in new york city that killed rookie officer jason rivera. >> he liked to take care of everybody in the street. and the child, young people, baby, everybody. he's

city and beating mahomes even though cincinnati beat kansas city in the regular season in cincinnati, i just think this is going to be a tough one for burrow. >> i was watching brady like all of us were like a hawk as he was shaking hands with friends and opposition players and all the rest when the game was over. like everyone else, i'm wondering, well, is that it? what's your call >> i don't think anybody knows. >> yeah. >> really. shep, i think -- i will just say this tom brady has always said -- he told me when he was 33 years old -- or when he was 35 -- i'm sorry, when he was 35 years old -- i want to play until i'm 45 essentially now he basically has because he turns 45 in august. so there isn't another game, you know, this year until he turns 45 but he's always said he wanted to do that but i do think sometimes in life, your life changes. your priorities change he's got three children. he's got a wife who hates watching him take punishment and i just simply think as a friend of his told me yesterday, he said last friday, i would have said, yeah, i think he's coming back. today

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kansas city's ayoka lee broke the ncaa division-one single-game women's scoring record. she notched 61 points as the wildcats beat oklahoma. the junior made 23 of 30 shots from the floor and 15 of 17 from the foul line. the previous record was 60 points. >>> and shaken or stirred, robots are serving up drinks at the beijing winter olympics. a robot arm is mixing drinks at the main media center ahead of the games. it's part of the covid bubble journalists will be confined to during the olympics which begin next week. the bartending arm can mix more than a dozen cocktails in 70 to 90 seconds each. human bartenders are also there just in case extra help is needed. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," ben tracy takes us to a remote part of california that could be the key to powering electric cars of the future. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." nothing like a weekend in the woods. it's a good choice all around, like screening for colon cancer... when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive... and i detect altered dna in

>> they are overwhelmed in kansas city. since the christmas season, we have seen incredible challenges in our health care network. even getting workers in our fire department and in public safety. it is a substantial concern. it is why we have brought back a number of different requirements, including a mask requirement in our schools, to a great level of controversy, to make sure that governments continue to function. schools can stay open, our hospitals can stay open, and we're doing all we can from a local government level to respond to our choices. >> brennan: you said you would consider a citywide mask mandate if deaths and hospitalizations reached a certain point. do you have a threshold there? what is holding you back? >> right now what is holding us back, in some ways, is the political challenge from the state of missouri. there have been numerous lawsuits filed by the attorney general, a republican, who has sought mask mandates and called them challenges to our freedom. he called them challenges in tyranny, and tho

and send pittsburgh to kansas city. >> cris: oh, my gosh! now. >> al: i thought a second let it roll all the way out. >> cris: they could have and that would have been the way they could have guaranteed themselves a spot in the playoffs and yet they still want to win the game. they still want to kick this field goal. >> al: exactly. >> cris: i'm just saying. >> al: i know what you're saying! i know. >> cris: anything can happen here. >> al: of course. 47-yard attempt. for a man who has been money. raiders in. chargers out. steelers in. >> cris: we will never know but i can't help but wonder if that time-out changed the mindset of rich bisaccia. >> al: we would like to know. will he fess up totally? >> cris: no, no. >> al: what a game. what an ending. what a season. off to postseason we go. >> cris: i've never seen like it in my whole life. >> al: you stick around long enough, you'll see everything. this was a one-off. . pittsburgh to kansas city. charrers to the off-season. raiders win 35-32. face of keenan allen. second time in 19 years, ra

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but kansas city might have karma working in their favor. chiefs fans racing more than $300,000 for a children's hospital in buffalo. many of those donations for $13, the same amount of seconds it took the chiefs to tie that game against the bills. the bengals are one of only 12 teams in the nfl that have never won a super bowl, and the only way they can change that is if they beat the chiefs in kansas city this weekend, which we don't want, right, rhiannon, mona? >> clearly i'm going the stay neutral on this. >> she >>> right now on "america this morning," historic storm. more than two feet of snow possible in parts of the northeast this weekend. possible blizzard conditions. people from north carolina to new england now on alert. but even florida now bracing for extreme cold. we time out the storm and the worst conditions. >>> shootout on the street. three houston police officers are shot. the hours long standoff with the suspect and what we're now learning about his past. >>> a major headline affecting the oil and gas industry. a court no

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louis, kansas city, or anywhere across the state, our relentless focus on work force development and infrastructure is paying dividends for all missourians. our unemployment rate sits at 3.5%. that's below where we were before the pandemic and below the national average. and when we had an all-time high of 385,000 individuals on unemployment, we knew we had to take action and solve this problem. missouri was one of the first in the nation to cut off the federal unemployment benefits and today only 21,000 are drawing benefits. this was the right call and the right thing to do. [applause] we're finding economic success that with 116,000 job openings across the state, now more than ever it is important to double down on work force development and skill up our workers to fill these open jobs. we can't be satisfied with the same as before. we must focus on making our state even stronger. even during the pandemic we created more than 21,000 new jobs. we saw nearly 5.2 -- $5.2 billion in private investment. in 2021 we saw new businesses and existing businesses expand their footprint here in

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mahomes leading kansas city with a drive that took only 13 seconds. in the days after the game, in buffalo, they began to receive donations in the patrice allen fund. turns out that money was coming from chiefs fans who donated in that number to mark that now famous 13-second drive. the fund is named after josh allen's late grandmother and sta to honor him in t good decade of this going on. in is going to be fun. >> as of this morning, chiefs fans have helped to raise more than $400,000 for the kids at that hospital in buffalo. well done, kansas city. >> our first low goes to the fact that your average modern toddler is much more in daept with technology than we are. this 2-year-old decided the family home could be spruced up a bit with some new accent chairs. mom said she had been browsing and added them to her shopping cart but had not decided to buy them. the young child decided and brought nearly $2,000 of furniture. two days later the surprise packages began to arise. it became clear quickly, the lead suspect was wearing a diaper. >> it is really

en un autÉntico juegazo que se definiÓ en tiempo extra, los kansas city derrotaron 42 satÉlites a los bÚfalo virus. y josh allen tuvo un partidazo tambiÉn. primera vez que los kansas city reciben cuatro partidos de final de conferencia en cuatro campaÑas consecutivas. vaya dinastÍa que queda. yo regreso con ustedes. presentadora: muchÍsimas gracias. y tras la pausa, la hazaÑa de un skelter enemos que poder reparar el esmalte diariamente. con la pasta pronamel repair más minerales pueden llegar a lo profundo de la superficie del esmalte. el que tengas oportunidad de reparar lo que ya ha sido dañado... es asombroso. cada vez que salen te aseguras de que vayan súper protegidos. ahora es el momento de vacunarlos. la vacuna contra el covid está disponible para niños de 5 años o más. es segura y efectiva. si tienes preguntas, habla con un doctor. presentador: y esta noche domingo nos despedimos con un ejemplo de superaciÓn humana y un desafÍo a las propias limitaciones fÍsicas. el se convirtiÓ hoy en el primer atleta adaptado en intentar el gran salto en el aire . presentad

in donna's case the kids are pro bowl nfl stars and the place are kansas city. jason kelsey was playing the buccaneers in tampa and travis kelscy had a game in kansas city that night. donna started the day in tampa cheering on jason and the eagles. after a tough loss to the bucs, donna hopped on a rick shaw outside of raymond james stadium to take her to an uber. after a quick wardrobe change, she boarded her flight from tampa to kansas city. she hustled to arrowhead stadium just in time to see her son, travis, who usually catches touchdowns, throw his first td pass in the nfl as the chiefs rolled to victory. and donna did not come all that way not to see her son after the game, even if it meant crashing the postgame press conference. >> i will go first to donna kelsey. >> i'm sorry, what? >> yes, it's your mom. how good did that feel after all these years in. >> oh, man, to finally throw a touchdown like i used to tell my mom when i was like 5 years old i was going to eventually throw a touchdown in the national football league. i finally got it done. it only t

city chiefs. it was the 12th time in his career he led the steelers to the playoffs. >>> and it was a fond farewell for team usa as more than 100 athletes headed to the winter olympics in beijing. a delta charter flight took off from los angeles international airport yesterday, carrying the american olympians. other team members will leave from different destinations outside the u.s. over the next few days. the athletes faced rigid pandemic rules when they arrived in beijing to comply with china's zero covid policy. >> super excited. we have been through a lot of covid testing and a lot of fear in the past couple of weeks trying to steer clear of that. so we're excited to finally get on this plane. >> the winter olympics get under way next week. >>> and country star keith urban is filling some of the las vegas void left by singer adele. urban is adding five shows to his vegas residency on days that were previously slated for adele. the shows take place between march 25th apr last week adele apolog

kansas city recovered and the game was tied at 24 with a 25 yard field goal and sent the game into overtime. he dialed up the default but intercepted. and it was after halftime. the rookie from florida made the game winning score and the bengals are headed to the first bowl since 1989 when they had their hearts broken by joe montana. >> the raiders are closing in on a deal to make josh mcdaniels the new head coach in a long time patriots offensive coordinator was last a head coach with denver in 2010 and it is a package deal. las vegas is getting dave zigler to be their general manager. >> second ranked arizona women with the title game in the sophomore had 18 points all season and she matched that with six threes and they said no answers inside. 25 points and 15 rebounds and stanford beat arizona 75-69 for the eighth straight win. >> in carolina a second night of it back to back and down 1-0 and they stayed with it and scored on the put back and here is how it came down. >> they scored. the hurricanes be the sharks and they have lost six of their last eight. and here he is trying to win th

. >>> some kansas city chiefs fans keeping a classy after their team beat the bills and dramatic fashion last sunday. one fan shared this meme calling for a $13 donation to children's hospital in buffalo, a charity closely tied to bills quarterback josh allen. 13 in honor of the 13 seconds it took for kansas city to tie the game before winning it in overtime and since the meme came out, fans have responded in a huge way giving more than $300,000. >> everybody is talking about it and everywhere you go in the hospital right now people are saying did you see what is on the news or facebook? >> to see this was just words can't describe it. it is truly phenomenal. everybody is being so generous. >> $13 at a time and again it is $300,000 and going up and that money comes from 15,000 donor so far. >>> now the forecast with paul heggen. >>> that is pretty amazing that something is a heartbreak for the bills fan can be a good thing for the community. and those fans will take a little while to bounce back from sunday. chilly conditions tonight but patchy fog and a very similar pattern tomorrow and

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[laughter] tom: the gloom therefrom lisa was like the gloom of the kansas city chiefs. jonathan: those overtime rules, tom -- what are they about? tom: if we do not have 60 minutes we will turn into a pumpkin. i think they ought to play an entire quarter. i do agree the roles and the flip of the coin seem so determinative. jonathan: lisa has something to say on tom brady. we are down a little more than a 10th of 1%. it has been ugly for the nasdaq. we are positive by 4/10 of 1%. 178 56. lisa: we have an incredible amount of data. amazon reporting earnings, which will make a difference? the reason why i am particularly interested in this interview is to see whether she echoes the words of the atlanta president. successive meetings makes sense. i will be comfortable with that. any analysts came on and said -- many analysts came on and said -- the reason i find this interesting is because you can see the participation rate has gone down and stayed there since the start of the pandemic. there has been a wave of retirements. pushing people back into the labor market and givi

cincinnati now goes to kansas city. they beat kansas city four weeks ago. really tough to beat a team in the nfl twice in one season especially when they have patrick mahomes. >> dana: sarah palin taking "the new york times" to court and why some think she can win the case. >> bill: olympics begin in 10 days. athletes being warned not to speak out about human rights. two-time olympic cross-country skier noah hoffman will react to that. he is live yet. >> diplomatic boycott is good but not enough. it is a shame. thinking twice about going to a country like that, china. ittinge stronger versus the weaker. choosing abortion harms both mother and child and leads to suffering, subjugation, and death. at students for life, we're an army, an entire generation, that's more than 1300 campuses strong. will you join us in this fight? go to studentsforlife.org/fight to get your free copy of our battle plan to abolish abortion. you can make a difference today. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called

it won't be easy to win in kansas city. they're a fun team. i wouldn't count them out entirely. >>> up next, "axios" one big thing. on "morning joe," congresswoman abigail spanberger will be a guest. plus mike florio of "pro football talk" will help us break down the action we saw on the grid iron this weekend and what may have been the nfl's best weekend ever. "morning joe" just moments away. "morning joe" just moments away. tide pods child-guard packaging. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white bl

city was delayed by 30 minutes, and after switching jerseys she landed in kansas city and rushed over to the stadium and made it. like all good moms do, she made it for her kids. the steelers look to make the super bowl for the third straight year. >> those kids are making millions of dollars which they could pay back all the gallons of milk that must have been going through that house. >> yeah. >>> the reason east bay health care workers are going to walk off the job in what they are calling a day of action. >>> president biden marks this week his first year in office. a live report from washington on what could be a critical week for the president's agenda. >>> a wake-up call on bay area shores. we assess the damage from the weekend tsunami as lessons learned in the north bay. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for doing this on this monday. i am kris sanchez. >> i am scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off. if you are on the go or at the gym, we broadcast on the television, on roku and amazon fire and apple tv as well. >> we're on all of them. >>> vianey,

kansas city fell behind in the second quarter, ben rothesberge rothesberger. cowboys versus 49ers, prescott ran the last play, but couldn't get enough for the last play, referee needs to touch the ball between plays and the 49ers won 23-17. here for saturday, bengals take on the tightens followed by 49ers and packers, then tonight's cardinals rams game followed by bucks, bills, rams and chiefs. >>> coming up, could walmart be getting its own currency? >> also ahead, mom's on the phone. phone. the special moment th pliving with metastatic breast tcancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tel

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you are playing in kansas city. >> yeah, we are. it's going to be little bit warmer than -- or supposed to be a little bit warmer than itself last week in buffalo. i think it is supposed to be upper 30s, low 40s, so it should be rather -- rather mild for us buffalonians. >> how nervous are you? tell me the truth. i'm pretty nervous but how nervous are you heading into sunday? >> well, you always get anxious, right, as you prepare and until the ball is kicked off, then you start -- you kind of go into -- into muscle-memory mode, if you will. you are out there, you are competing. the players are playing, coaches are coaching. staff is doing what they do. um and that's really what we train all week to do just like you do in the studio there. >> we are counting on you, coach, the buffalo bills' head coach, sean mcdermott, i am going to leave you, coach, with words i have been saying my whole life. simple words. go bills. let's go, buffalo. i'm counting on you, i am counting on my buffalo bills. keep it going. >> all right. thanks, wolf,

city to pittsburgh and promised me years ago and now a promise finally kept. late last year we announced design modifications k through ten to improve the highway serving 65000 drivers per day. and wichita the state has partnered for several years with the city and county and federal government to finish the 86 million-dollar north junction project. when completed it will finally alleviate the worst bottleneck every member of the delegation knows exactly what i'm talking about. new road projects don't always create splashy headlines but they do make our community safer and do create jobs and stimulate economic activity and they change the very quality of life for residents who rely on these roads every day. and while we're on the subject of improving the quality of life, we cannot forget about our healthcare system and hospitals. for years, we have debated medicaid expansion. it is the quickest and easiest and the most common sense way to help kansans were not talking about the 150,000 from affordable healthcare. the fact is the community cannot grow or surviv

with four-lane highway kansas city to pittsburgh. late last year we design modifications with the stretch of highway with 65000 drivers per day and then the city and the county in the federal government to finish the 86 million-dollar north junction project and when completed it will finally alleviate wichita's worst bottleneck. every member of the delegation knows exactly what i'm talking about. new road projects don't always create flashy headlines but they do make our community safer. they do create jobs and stimulate acne on —- economic activity. they change the qualityal of life for residents who rely on the boat every day. while i'm on the subject, we cannot forget about our healthcare system and hospitals. for years we have debated medicaid expansion round and round. that is the quickest and easiest and the most common sense way to help kansans. were just not talking about the 150,000 accessing quality affordable healthcare. the fact is communities cannot grow or survive. kansas has lost five hospitals in recent years. we ca

with a classic finish in kansas city last night. the bills took a 36-33 lead with 13 seconds left in that afc matchup. then quarterback patrick mahomes got the ball back. >> it looks grim there. any special advice to pat right there? >> when it's grim, be the grim reaper. go get it. >> bills quarterback josh allen looked like he saw the grim reaper. mahomes completed two throws to get the chiefs into field-goal range and send it to overtime. kansas city won the coin toss. they marched right back down the field. mahomes picked travis kelsey for the game-winner. the chiefs will host their fourth straight afc champion ship game next sunday against cincinnati. >>> was yesterday the final game of tom brady's career? the 44-year-old did not commit to return next season. brady's former teammate antonio brown, who was kicked off the box mid game earlier this month enjoyed seeing tampa bay lose and posted this picture on instagram. you see? here is the lesson out to you for you young folks. you can't burn bridges, no matter what. you can alw

kansas city beat the steelers in what could be ben roethlisberger's last game k.c. advances to the divisional round and a showdown with the bills, fresh off of their beatdown of the patriots on saturday after their first playoff victory in over 30 years, the bengals head to nashville for a matchup with the top seeded titans >>> over in dallas, the cowboys trying to complete a comeback, down by 16 dak prescott runs up the middle with no time-outs, 14 seconds left, well short of the end zone, trying to get the snap off, but he cannot get another play off the playoffs done for the boys the 49ers escape dallas with a win 23-17. >>> and tom brady's quest for an eighth super bowl title got started in tampa the bucs off to a 31-0 lead over the eagles and defeathered philly's comeback attempt late >>> on this holiday monday, let's check back in with janessa. a good thing a lot of people don't have to head to work or school on a day like today, janessa. >> definitely, because we also, on the other side of this storm system, heavy snow that we haven't discussed. you have one

city estará el partido en español con la previa del equipo de telemundo deportes y la narración del equipo como le recuerda el domingo el punto de las 5 de la tarde el telemundo 48 la casa del super bowl 55. >>> un fin de semana en el fútbol americano. >>> cómo ves este juego?. >>> yo creo que los cowboys llegan como favoritos pero todo va a depender si (nombre en inglÉs) se levanta del lado bueno de la cama creo que tienen buenas oportunidades y el que tendremos en telemundo kansas city es el favorito con patrick mahomes, vamos a ver qué le toca, a las 11 de la noche le tendré el resumen de lo que ha sucedido en el partido. >>> a las 5 de la tarde, muchas gracias. >>> si necesita alimentos diríjase al banco de comidas, ellos están ubicados en 151 de la avenida (nombre en inglÉs) de lunes a viernes desde las 6 y 30 de la mañana hasta las una y 30 de la tarde, ya volvemos. hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala

dona kelce, she has two sons, one for philadelphia, the other for kansas city. both had playoff games yesterday. two sons in two different playoff games on the same day. and donna kelce didn't miss a minute she started in tampa bay, a disappointing game for her family watching the eagles lose 31-15, but she left the stadium in florida and hit a snag. she had to hop on a rick shaw, so she could make her uber to the airport, prompting the nfl's twitter account to ask for the kansas city mayor for a police escort but she 345made it to the next plane, and her flight was delayed because of rain. the nfl posting this picture of her in the car on the way to the stadium. at the stadium itself, she was there just in time to see her son travis to throw his first nfl touchdown pass and see the chiefs beat the steelers 42-21 the chiefs, even inviting her to their son's postgame press conference to check in on him. look >> it's your mom >> what's up, mom? glad you made it >> yeah, i know. >> i'm glad i could put a smile on your face love you, mom. >> love you, too >> she's t