this season peyton led the colts to a 14-2 record. he threw for 4500 yards and 33 touchdowns. quarterback has started every game in his career, 192 in the regular season, 15 in the playoffs. he's making me tired. peyton's mvp status has earned us his geico 15 minutes of fame. when we come back, a look back at antawn jamison's heartfelt address to wizards fans last night at the vezon center. geico sports xtra will be right back.  >>> welcome back. the former face of the franchise no longer has a banner at the verizon center. his jersey and merchandise no longer on sale at the arena and his highlights are gone from all pre-game videos. although the wizards say they're not phasing gilbert arenas out, they're definitely making an effort to move on. it started with this speech from team captain antawn jamison at a sold out crowd at the verizon center. >> there's been a picture of some of us taking events very lightly. this is a serious situation. it's something that we take to heart. we never meant to make light of the situation and we're going to do every

the colts had to get used to it. the bills beat the colts.hink resting the starters -- can we leave this up? how fun is that? how fun is that? where's the end zone? >> good luck to the coach trying to get that job up there. >> that's right, billick in

the bills hosting the colts. near whiteout conditions did not seem to phase ryan fitzpatrick who threw three touchdown passes including this one to terrell owens. the victory earns tonight's geico 15 minutes of fame. t.o. in the snow. >>> when we return the cowboys and eagles battle for the nfc east title. the battle might be a stretch with that word. some nfc east highlights coming up next.  >>> this is geico sports xtra. >>> last year the philadelphia eagles dismantled the dallas cowboys in the final game of the season to eliminate dallas from the playoffs. today the cowboys exacted revenge. cowboys head coach wade phillips on the hot seat but that seat gets cooler today. third quarter, cowboys lead 17-0. tony romo to felix jones who goes 49 yards for the touchdown. dallas wins the nfc east defeating the eagles 24-0. deja vu next weekend, the cowboys will see each other one more time. >>> brett favre and vikings looking to take advantage of the eagles lost. cruising 24-0. favre t

former kicker matt stover will handle kicker duties for the indianapolis colts during the playoffs because adam vin terry hasn't sufficiently healed from the mid-season knee surgery he went. they intend to keep him on the active roster just in case. >>> here is a look at tonight's lineup presented by the u. p. s. store. we have a caa showdown coming at you on comcast sportsnet, plus george mason taking on northeastern. right here on comcast sportsnet, it's the senators- capitals at 7:00. we encourage to you joint chat. sport express, caps post-game live follows and another edition of "geico sportsnite" at 10:00. that's going to do it for us here on "geico sportsnite". for the very late he have from around -- latest from around our area and the sports world, get on csnwashington.com. now let's head over to the verizon center. the caps take on the senators. papa john's opening face-off coming up next on comcast sportsnet. jose theodore between the pipes for the red, white and also blue. jose has been not playing recently. he's having a big night tonight for the csps. caps, caps, ca

who knees colt may be your teammate sometime. you do the redskins like quarterbacks.what elsee what happens. congrats on a great rookie year. talk to you soon. >> man, appreciate it, thank you for having me. >>> the week is over but you can check out the best of the last seven days. rewind is next after this! in 1977, in johannesburg, uth , yearoy ed ugamelf hisr. by e oe wa alrutplhim. th of entl ng tior chamips e ag4? fn 16on. dds t sa akino th feurpro-tour fn 7 n. th of e "sy" g opepionnce and the u.s. chship? 780ion. e o rofel goavin a ciagnith ? 1 in erls eges tn ths ofm tism.org >>> welcome back. if you like any of what you have seen over the past half hour check out washington post live for the best in sports talk. we're on monday through 5 at 5:00 and then at 11:30. before we he go. take a look back at the week that was on rewind. >> it is on. it is on like conky kong, say something absurd you get more air time. >> oh, man... >> how are you not buying that. >> it is tough for the city and the team and anybody that like myself who is a wizards fan. you wish som

they are looking at maryland has done and looking at the films for the colts and the ravens this weekend and saying ok, what can we anticipate what they have done. how can we counter that? how can we go beyond that? >> now it is preseason. you have been number one twice. you must be preparing for the coming year. >> absolutely. we are in a design stage now for our next step in terms of research and so we have already started that process. >> again, maryland got a grade of b-plus followed closely by new york and massachusetts which both received a grade of a b. great news. >> absolutely. >> the time now 5:37. still ahead, a chemical used to soft an plastic could put you at risk for heart disease. >> you might try to play catchup after those sleepless night bus a new study says you could wreak havoc on your health. >> do you think city officials can come up with a plan to avoid the closure of city fire stations? email your response to >> all is quiet on this thursday morning in the weather department. it is actually going to turn out to be a nice day today. plenty of sunshine. take a look

the nfl is down to the final 2 teams as saints and colts punch their tickets to miami.ek was breaking down the games. what our panel thought about them. >> and they are putting licks on. >> he and farve, they will get to farve they take a hit and they take a licking and keep on ticking. >> farve's his ego makes him get up. once he was hurt he was throwing balls without velocity. within you look at the things that you go into the game. and he is on the jet's team. >> and very good. why didn't he play yesterday? number 21 was getting hit. lit up. and after about two big catches you bring sheppard off the bench. you stop, you go to if you can stop one of those guys garson but..., lowery. >> this the one but 21 was ate up the rest of the day. >> i see your point about manning. >> and that's not your typical you could not -- i could not pick off the street. >> peyton manning could. and he did. >> you know the one thing we have not discussed this is not to take away from manning but the colts defense gave up plays early particularly the big one. but that's a good defense. the

manning and the colts have day bye in this week's playoffs after finishing 14-2. >>> pete carroll is allegedly going to become head coach of the seattle seahawks. after nearly a decade at usc and two national titles, it could be a five-year deal to turn around the seattle seahawks. a lot of people say it is not a done deal yet, but when they say it is not a done deal, it is a done deal. it is not a done deal, it is a done deal. have you gotten your seasonal flu vaccination? great - but your work's not done yet. we still need to get the h1n1 flu vaccination. you, me -- we should all get one. the vaccine is safe and proven effective against this highly contagious new strain of flu virus. we can help prevent the spread of this virus if we all just roll up our sleeves. to learn more about the h1n1 flu vaccination visit h1n1get1.com or call your local health department it's up to you to fight the flu. >>> steve has a final look at the forecast. it is getting colder? >> temperatures will fall into the teens, single digits in the mountains. tomorrow, near freezing, warmer monday. chance of

. >>> the baltimore colts won four titles as one of the nfl's top organizations. but in 1984 they went looking for greener pastures. when they moved in the middle of the night, they shocked and angered their most loyal fans. >> i hate to see a man cry. the colts had to sneak out of town at night. it's a great act of thievery at the ballpark. an assault on the ice. >> it was myspace.com and "the best damn shorts show." check it out. >>> we now return to "the best damn shocking moments in sports." >>> tennessee was on the brink of losing their opening round playoff game to buffalo. they fielded a kickoff with only seconds remaining on the clock. >> do the titans have a miracle left in them? christie kicks it high and short. batch to wycheck. he throws it across the field. >> he's got something! he's got it! he's got it. >> 50, 40, 20 10shgs -- >> he's got it! touchdown! there are no flags on the field! it's a miracle! tennessee has pulled a miracle! >>> in game one of the 1996 alcs, the yankees trailed baltimore by one. in the bottom of the eighth inning, a rookie n

it would earn baltimore a second round playoff game at indianapolis against the top- seated colts. i'll be in foxboro today to bring you our post-game wrap- up. back to you for now. >>> don't forget, you can see the game right here on wjz. coverage kicks off at 1:00. >> very quickly, we were asking what your plans were for tailgating. we've had some feedback. leah and perry from false bury -- >> we'll be going to watch the game with ravens group. looking forward to a great game and keeping fingers crossed for a win. >> while we do not want to give too much time to the patriots, we do have nicole from clarkville who is a patriots fan living here moongt enemy she says. she's wearing all of her raven -- her patriots gear. >> it is crazy. >> i'll be watching the game from sliders. >> that's where the patriots fans will be hanging out. >> all right, nicole, no problem. >> whatever. >> still ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning -- >> giving thanks. two young women get a new lease on life. >> we'll meet them, coming up. >>> i'm sharon gibala live in the treasures from our attic section

and it's four mvp awards for the colts' quarterback. >> cris: so i guess that would take brett out of the mvp race? >> al: for the moment. you never know when there is a recap. dewey beats truman occasionally. cowboys dominant on the ground. for sean mcdermott, a year in which it began with the loss of his middle linebacker in training camp, stewart bradley. a ton of injuries. eagle organization mourning the loss of the great offensive coach jim johnson who died in the off-season of cancer. taking over from the outside. goes choice. >> cris: he made a bad choice. >> al: yeah. flag down. >> referee: holding, offense number 89. ten-yard penalty. repeat first down. >> al: john phillips who scored a touchdown in the first half tonight. >> cris: john phillips grabbed him on the outside. there is enough beef up front for the dallas cowboys on their offensive line alone, but then they put in three tight ends and, i mean, it's tough to get off their blocks. really impressive show. i mean, going into the new orleans game, you just have to remember demarcus ware looked like he wasn't going to b

championship game between the new york jets and indianapolis colts.omer, shannon, coach and dan marino, so long. we will see you next week on cbs, home of super bowl xliv. ,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> forgive me but this looks like civil war medicine. >> it is, there is no electricity. we have flashlights, we're operating with instruments that are rusty. >> rusty? >> rusted instruments, yeah. >> they are american doctors at haiti's largest hospital. when they arrived friday night, there were no haitian doctors or nurses, just them to treat hundreds of seriously injured people. it's the kind of help that began flowing in into haiti this weekend. "60 minutes" joined the soldiers of the 82nd around airborne in one of their first missions, distributing food to thousands. >> we'll be doing this over an over again for the next several weeks. >> as long as it takes, we'll do it over and over again. >> in american sama it's the pregame show. this is a high school football team, warming up with the haka war dance, someth

along the great lakes are used to near whiteout conditions, but not inside the football stadiums, the colts/bills game resembled a snowglobe yesterday. but snow totals meared far less than here in new england. with vermont now buried under as much as 3 feet of snow which has fallen since saturday. the main coast is battered by blizzard conditions with destructive surf in boston harbor. >> this is the second or third time i've shoveled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >> reporter: in the midwest, another 6 to 12 inches is forecast for marts of michigan and indiana, but the wind will lessen somewhat in the northeast. even usual balmy florida is anything but you a danger to citrus and zairery crops. >> it's kind of scary, too, if you could lose your whole crop, you're talking $1 million' worth of loss. >> reporter: the temperatures dropped to near freezing. >> and a cold night for a lot of people. now for the rest of this morning's weather. the freeze warnings extend into much of the gulf coast and new owners. rain in the northwest from rain in northern washington

manning and the colts have a bye after finishing 14-2. >>> long time usc coach pete carroll is going back to the nfl to become head coach of the seattle seahawks. the cowboys just at the eagles, 34-14. philadelphia loses. have you gotten your seasonal flu vaccination? great - but your work's not done yet. we still need to get the h1n1 flu vaccination. you, me -- we should all get one. the vaccine is safe and proven effective against this highly contagious new strain of flu virus. we can help prevent the spread of this virus if we all just roll up our sleeves. to lea more about the h1n1 flu vaccination visit h1n1get1.com or call your local health department it's up to you to fight the flu. i think you might have hooked it up wrong, though. yea, we're getting way too many channels. no, no. that's -- that's standard. fios also comes with 11,000 free movies and shows on demand per month. ah, standard. gotcha. a certain somebody says "thank you". well, tell him "he's welcome", but it's still standard. he's happy to be back with his friends. is he? good. mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] get veri

and it's four mvp awards for the colts' quarterback. >> cris: so i guess that would take brett out of the mvp race? >> al: for the moment. you never know when there is a recap. dewey beats truman occasionally. cowboys dominant on the ground. for sean mcdermott, a year in which it began with the loss of his middle linebacker in training camp, stewart bradley. a ton of injuries. eagle organization mourning the loss of the great offensive coach jim johnson who died in the off-season of cancer. taking over from the outside. goes choice. >> cris: he made a bad choice. >> al: yeah. flag down. >> referee: holding, offense number 89. ten-yard penalty. repeat first down. >> al: john phillips who scored a touchdown in the first half tonight. >> cris: john phillips grabbed him on the outside. there is enough beef up front for the dallas cowboys on their offensive line alone, but then they put in three tight ends and, i mean, it's tough to get off their blocks. really impressive show. i mean, going into the new orleans game, you just have to remember demarcus ware looked like he wasn't going to b

. >>> the baltimore colts won four titles as one of the nfl's top organizations.ng for greener pastures. when they moved in the middle of the night, they shocked and angered their most loyal fans. >> i hate to see a man cry. the colts had to sneak out of town at night. it's a great act of thievery at the ballpark. an assault on the ice. >> it was >>> we now return to "the best damn shocking moments in sports." in 1978 the yankees and red sox needed a one-game playoff to decide the champion of the american league east. and the story of the heated rivalry added a new legend. >> bucky, the yankee shortstop twoxt outs, two on. red sox lead 2-0 in the seventh inning here at fenway. deep to left. yes strimky will not get it. it's a home run! the yankees now ahead 3-2! bucky has just hit his first home run of the year. and look at the yankee bench. the last guy on the ball club that they expected to hit a home run just hit one in the ven. and the yankees lead it 3-2. >>> spring train 20ging 2001, randzy johnson on the move. before the fastball leaves the plate, there's a

the nfl is down to the final 2 teams as saints and colts punch their tickets to miami.this week was breaking down the games. what our panel thought about them. >> and they are putting licks on. >> he and farve, they will get to farve they take a hit and they take a licking and keep on ticking. >> farve's his ego makes him get up. once he was hurt he was throwing balls without velocity. within you look at the things that you go into the game. and he is on the jet's team. >> and very good. why didn't he play yesterday? number 21 was getting hit. lit up. and after about two big catches you bring sheppard off the bench. you stop, you go to if you can stop one of those guys garson but..., lowery. >> this the one but 21 was ate up the rest of the day. >> i see your point about manning. >> and that's not your typical you could not -- i could not pick off the street. >> peyton manning could. and he did. >> you know the one thing we have not discussed this is not to take away from manning but the colts defense gave up plays early particularly the big one. but that's a good defen

the indianapolis colts player is the only player to win so many times but he's got company.tzky, kareem abdul-jabbar and barry bonds. they've all won the a.p. most valuable player awards four times in their respective sports categories. >>> this weekend las vegas is a high-tech haven. firms are showing off their trendiest smartbooks, laptops, and lots of devices. hln's joe carter is there and takes a look at something that soon you may not be able to do without. >> reporter: the big news here, tablets. lenovo has one. among the big news, tablets. tell us about the tablets. >> a tablet is like a small computer that has a touch interface, like a touch phone or iphone. it's bigger. you can actually read your web sites and stuff on it. it's something you might take into the kitchen or the living room, sit on your couch and read your e-mail, look at blogs and stuff like that. the one that we saw is the u-1 from lenovo. it's a tablet, but it fits on to a little keyboard portion that is a separate computer. and when you snap it on there, when you snap it into its little keyboard, i

we'll look back at the raider's tough loss to the colts. where they are going next. and a look at the local teams. and cathy griffin gives us a take on tiger woods. you don't want to miss that. >>> there was an exit out of the playoffs. we weighed in on what the ravens need to do to make it back to the big game in the top headline. >>> the win in new orleans, a lot of optimism then they went to played out the way i expected. they were not blown out. and could not produce the better team won. how do you wrap up the season if you look at it big-picture wise. >> theynded up where you thought -- they ended up where you thought they would be. they are fighting to get into a streak and roll but they got to the playoffs, won a road game, beat by the accounts the best team in the look long term this is a solid franchise, this he are in a transition as the offense is growing t is a young group. they need help with the wide receiver position they know that. over on defense i think that any help with the corner position if they all year. and with respect to derek mason. clayton

. >> reporter: whiteout conditions in buffalo, new york as the bills battle the colts. fans could barely see the players. >> yeah! >> reporter: perhaps the players could barely see these fans. the weather channel's mike seidel was there this morning. >> let me tell you how cold it is. my face feels like it's going to crack, my eyes are watering up and i can't even feel my fingertips this morning. >> reporter: record-breaking temperatures are gripping the plains. in parts of minnesota it's 40 degrees below zero. >> you know we have some very cold temperatures when we break overnight lows in the beginning of january in the heart of winter. >> reporter: here in new york city the cold snap continues. with the wind chill is feels like single digits. >> it's unbearable. actually, it's unreal. it's a blizzard. it's a freaking blizzard. >> my earrings are freezing my ears off. >> reporter: north of here in boston, the triple threat. cold, snow, and high winds. in some sections of massachusetts they could see up to ten inches of snow by tonight. they're also dealing with massive

this conclusion left something to be desired -- the indianapolis colts decision to forgo a chance for history in preparation for the playoffs has left the story is disappointed and disgruntled. nfl scheduling made three of the four playoff games and to remake his one week after the season finale for these kids at an average spread of points where teams slept through their games. nfl football is clearly a great product and marketing machine that continues to attract record your shipping interests. like all great product, there is room for improvement for the nfl should entice these players to play every day with maximum effort. perhaps the nfl should make the last week of this season confidence games to avoid the possibility of a rematch. the playoff alarm clock starts when the game is over. let's hope the new england alarm is still set.

. >> colt mccoy got hurt in the first quarter early in the game.o couldn't feel his arm at all. he couldn't play the rest of the game. i said alabama by 17 but it was only 16. it would have been a different game with colt mccoy. it was a lot of fun to watch. congratulations. you missed it. martha: i went out for dinner. >> did you take all the kids? martha: no. >> what did you give them? cheerios? pop tarts? martha: i was out with trace and his wife actually. >> we ate a bunch of wings and drank cola. let me tell you about alabama. arthur and drew are going to be on talking about terror and chris wallace, that's it. chris wallace comes on fridays. we'll beat the heck out of each other. he's always getting mad at me about something. trace: thank you both. new jobless numbers went up. a big surprise to the administration. what the president will have to say in response to that coming up. trace: breaking in the boxes right now, st. louis police wrapping up a news conference on that deadly shooting rampage. they say the suspect killed three of his cowo

colts receiver preparing for his first ever playoff game this weekend but his minds is a world away in haiti trying to contact his aunts, uncles, neices and nephews. there were perhaps more than 100,000 people killed. colts are asking their fans to donate to the american red cross. >> number 1 pick in the nba draft and he will not play one ounce of regular season basketball this year. news coming up. >> what's been done to help prevent concussions. jill sorenson explores that in part ii of her series after the hould ing co sav or m carance : dorliels p a iddl dle ♪ or m carance :chhaw yot p a iddl f omedtrok get hou he3 mo hingat? ow t som een g toyou. you lo--utte so c i .. i lo i .. otheer l- i' one ank -ou le taoffbeermuch you e grlsnee trips b er l taste grs. you're gorgeous, look at you, i loooov y >> welcome back. edwards all alone underneath. trowing down the alley-oop. one-point lead into the break. he has done that all season. >> back within one. later in the half. green driving. swap. called for goaltending. taking the lead. gw with one last chance. travis king. for the three

chargers and colts have first round byes. >>> we will have the latest on the coach southern firing, andhead. >>> starting today, international travelers face tougher security measures if heading for the united states. coming up on 5:26. here is angie . >> gwoks wparkway, clear. another chec ( music, toasters popping ) ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ over 25 flavors of kellogg's pop-tarts®. and they're all for fun and fun for all. pop-tarts®. made for fun™. >>> after two years at the helm of the redskins, we expect officially to hear in the next few hours that coach jim zorn has been fired. welcome back. we have news for a few students out there. there are delayed school openings because of the very cold weather. in maryland, allegheny and merit conditions are two hours late. in virginia, these schools one hour late, and in west virginia, these are starting two hours late. berkley, grant, hardy, jefferson, mineral, morgan counties again on two hour delay. howard person seen here with me, angie governor here. we wish you a happy new year. first full week of the ne

we'll look back at the raider's tough loss to the colts. where they are going next. and a look at the local teams. and cathy griffin gives us a take on tiger woods. you don't want to miss that. >>> there was an exit out of the playoffs. we weighed in on what the ravens need to do to make it back to the big game in the top headline. >>> the win in new orleans, a lot of optimism then they went to played out the way i expected. they were not blown out. and could not produce the better team won. how do you wrap up the season if you look at it big-picture wise. >> theynded up where you thought -- they ended up where you thought they would be. they are fighting to get into a civil rights organization. and in that speech he really does a couple of things. one, he critiques african-americans who aren't doing the right thing, people who aren't taking care of their kids, who aren't, you know, promoting education for their kids, but he also acknowledges that racism is still acorner position if they get a big time corner which is a stopper, that can change a lot. they're a solid

the quarterback for texas, colt mccoy, is a fine young man. when he was injured, his team took from his example and never gave up fighting until the end. alabama's quarterback, greg, played with two broken ribs. mark ingram, the m.v.p. of the game, and the first heisman trophy winner in school history, is a student athlete of outstanding character and spirit. but it was a team effort. in the end alabama came out on top and finished the season with a perfect 14-0 record and its first national championship season since 1992 under coach gene stalling. there was another undefeated team and that was boise state university. and i congratulate the coach of boise state when someone said they should be invited to the white house together with the university of alabama, he graciously said there's only one national championship. that's the university of alabama, and they should be invited. so i congratulate boise state university on their successful undefeated year. as to all citizens of alabama. the passionate fans in alabama can be very proud of the wa

and colt mccoy, many of us learned that he spends as much as two or three hours on certain days visiting children with terminal illnesses and with severe illnesses. what a fine young man. what a fine young man tim tebow is. and mark ingram is a better person because of the challenges of those young men and their examples. and i think he will be a better example to others and how wonderful it is that young people can look to people like mark ingram, tim tebow, colt mccoy, to be role models. i think the story that mark has is a little special is dealing with the family challenges. mark's been a model of grace and loyalty. as a dean list student, he's balanced his record on the football field with excellence in the classroom. he demonstrated his humility and his spirit of sportsmanship during his speech at the heisman trophy award ceremony. he thaad his teachers -- he thanked his teachers, he thanked his coaches, he thanked his teammates. and as i said earlier, he thanked his competitors and talked about what fine young men they were. and so today i think we not only congratulate mark ingra

. >> reporter: in buffalo, new york, fans could barely see sunday's bills-colts game. near whiteout conditions on the field. and the brain-freeze in the stands. in minneapolis, firefighters struggled when stores and homes went up in flames. the fire hydrants were iced over. in detroit, an nbc viewer took home video of this ice rescue. three teenagers were stranded when their boat got stuck in icy waters. and in new york city, the thrill of new year's eve seems like an after-thought. bundled up with wind chills in the single digits. >> this is ridiculous, this is too cold. >> if you have exposed skin and you go outside, you don't have all your skin covered, you can get frostbitten in some ten minutes. this is dangerous cold. >> reporter: dangerous for drivers, too. >> ice, a lot of cars in ditches. we missed florida. we miss the south. >> reporter: it's not much better there. temperatures in jacksonville, florida, dipped into the 30s overnight. shelters have opened their doors and beds. >> i think we're hovering around 50 or 60. but they keep coming in. so it's, it's go

the colts/bills game resembled a snow globe yesterday. but snow totals measured far less than here in new england. with vermont buried under as much as three feet of snow which has fallen since saturday. the main coast was battered by blizzard conditions with destructive surf in boston harbor. >> this is the second or third time i've shovelled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >> reporter: in the midwest another six to 12 inches of snow forecast for parts of michigan and indiana but the winds will lessen somewhat in the northeast, even usually balmy florida is anything but with much of the state under freeze warnings, a danger to citrus and berry crops. >> it scary, if you lose your whole crop you're talking a million dollars' worth of loss. >> reporter: temperatures in the sunshine state dropped to near freezing overnight. jeremy hubbard, abc news. >>> the developing story of the recent terrorism concerns from al-qaeda in yemen. for the second day u.s. and british embassies are closed, following warnings of a

the bills ended up beating the colts, by the way, 30-7. they've had about 15 inches of snow in buffalo over the last 24 to 36 hours. now, tomorrow we are expecting the lake effect snows to continue across the area and then cold air staying in place across about the eastern half of the country. another blast of arctic air comes into the nation's mid-section and spreads eastward by the middle of the week, and we could even be talking some snow across parts of the deep south before the week is over and done with. if you are traveling tomorrow, we do expect more delays into the northeast, but they should be lesser as the winds will be calmer. maybe 15 to 30 minutes for new york city down to d.c., and then those lake effect snows in cleveland and pittsburgh could cause delays as well. >> all right, jacqui, thank you very much. >>> the obama administration wants students to spend more time in school, but don't tell education officials in hawaii. their former student may be the president, but they're going their own way when it comes to the schoo

the star quarterback for texas, colt mccoy, was knocked out of the game early. after that, alabama dominated the first half, and then staved off a late rally by texas to win 37-21. it was alabama's first title since 1992. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and still to come on the newshour: an assessment of u.s. intelligence; the jobs picture from the vantage point of small businesses; and shields and brooks. that follows our look at the arraignment of umar farouk abdulmutallab in detroit today. the 23-year-old nigerian is charged with trying to blow up a detroit-bound airliner on christmas day. to fill us in on the events in and outside the courtroom is paul egan, who covers federal courts for "the detroit news." he talked to ray suarez late this afternoon. >> suarez: paul egan, welcome, what was abdulmutallab eventually charged with, what are the multiple counts? >> well, the most serious count is attempte

and i was watching some of the buffalo/colts game yesterday. there were guys in the stands with no shirts on. i guess they're drinking some anti-freeze or something, maybe. >> don't want to think about it. >> wow. well, here, you do need to layer up to protect yourself, especially the extremities, because frostbite can quickly set in, just with a little exposure out there, we have our windchills down into the teens this morning. and as we take a look at the sky this morning going back over the last several hours, we can put the sky into motion for you and show you how it moves from about oh, an hour and a half ago, up until just a few minutes ago, we can see the cloud cover slowly moving off to the east from the west. we're looking toward virginia here in this vantage point. there's american university in the foreground. you can see the cloud cover sort of breaks up a little bit. we do get a little bit of a blue sky that's coming through. so a little sunshine is trying to make it through from time to time. there's the live picture now, still ju

39 1/2 went to peyton compared to 7 1/2 votes next drew brees coming in for 4500 yards and led the colts to record come back win. manning also won back in several other years. take that. ocho cinco, take that. >> julie: so glad you are watching us instead. now to health care reform. healthcare overall is going to be expensive, what can we expect in terms of final price tag and how will uncle sam pay for it? as part of ongoing series, debating the differences, chief washington correspondent has this report. >> president obama pledged he would not sign a health care bill that increased the deficit or cost more than $900 billion. lawmakers say that is what they delivered. >> the president and we and the senate have pledged that this will be paid for, it will bring down costs and bring down the deficit. >> wasn't easy, democrat leaders kept massaging the numbers. the ceo is required to score what congress says it will do whether lawmakers will actually do it the so when the democratic told the cbo that they cut 5 hidden billion from medicare. that would reduce the deficit by more than $130 b

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complete coverage of that as well as the capitals and maple leafs and the ravens as they prepare for the colts. you saw what happened earlier today, gilbert pleading guilty to a felony count of gun possession without a license as part of a plea deal. prosecutors recommended a sentence of six months or less. that remains to be seen. we will find out when sentencing takes place on march 26th. more on the gilbert story as we progress through the night here. wizards also play this evening without mike miller who remains injured with a bad calf. and javaris crittenton has been excused from team activity, as part of that arenas thing. >> phil: foye probably has a little bit more height but he's still just as strong as derrick rose. >> steve: coming up on 5 minutes to play quarter no. 1, wizards after trailing 9-2 have come back to tie it and cut it to 1. chicago's second in the nba in rebounding, only the lakers average more per game. wizards ball on the side and a couple of subs coming in for chicago. hinrich will come out, as well as taj gibson. tyrus thomas is in the game along with john salmons.

do they have a chance to do it with the colts? >> to me a fascinating chess match. rex ryan. the nfl. payton manning wants five guys out. does he keep the fifth guy in the block? lead the blitz? it will be a chess match all day. >> will rex ryan stay one ahead of norm turner last weekend. but norv is not only staying on in san diego, a three year extension. does that surprise you? >> no. i talked to the chargers during the year and they said absolutely he would be extended at the end of the year. he had another year to go on his contract. they call ate three year extension, really three. he has three to go. >> what do you think about the herring of gayly in buffalo? >> i've always liked him as a football coach. he was the head coach of the cowboys. went to the playoffs two straight years and then got let go, because troy aikman didn't like him, ok? well, that's what i was told on the situation. anyway, he went to georgia tech. he won in a tough situation to win there. i think he is a great offensive football coach. a great job with kansas city last year as the coordinator. th

they are aaron francisco of the indianapolis colts. mora of the indianapolis colts. bohan of the jets. another one of the vikings. i want to congratulate them and their families for their success. i want to talk about one of the baltimore ravens who is not only headed to his first ever pro bowl in florida, to the super bowl, but today is his 26th birthday. he's in his fourth year in the nfl, was drafted by the ravens in the first round of the 206th nfl draft and is a graduate of the university of oregon. at 6'5" and almost 350 pounds, he finished the year with more than 30 tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble. the success of these new generation of football players, mr. speaker, are a result of the pathway paved by samoan football player al molotai, who played for the washington redskins in 1945, and charlie of the detroit lions, jack thompson, manu and his son. wilson, frank and his son brandon. jessie, junior seau, troy polamalu, jonathan, joseph sara. junior aiu and many others. i'm asked why samoan men have so much success on the football field. while there are

. >> the colts had to sneak out of town at night. >> a three-run home run for bucky dent.et. >> unbelievable. >> brash >> tennessee has pulled a miracle. >> and what happens here? >> he scores! >> the fans are now getting involved. >> the mets are the world champions. >> he actually pulled off one of the upsets of the century. woody hays has been fired as coach of ohio state. >> the band is on the field. >> shoots, score! >> oh, my goodness. >> we pause to pray for thurman munson. >> why? why? >> we now continue the countdown with number 20. he was a dominating player at the university of maryland. he seemed destined for nba greatness and the boston celtics made him the second pick in the 1986 draft. and it's on fire. no way did that just happen, fo i can't believe what we just saw here. eade does it get any better than this footbal ey'r jumn hi rned to them. >> amby starts fighting back right there. and it's bye-bye. those two men. never saw it coming. >> no. >> i tell you what is going on around here. crazy people in the world. >> he was the icon of pittsburgh a lry oder

another person said the ravens will beat new england and then beat the colts in a close one, and thatis saying a lot. >>> and then we have tom who is at our website at foxbaltimore.com and he wrote, if the other teams don't show up. so obviously, tom doesn't have as much faith in the ravens. and that solicited laughter around here. he doesn't have as much faith as the other folks. we wish the ravens all best. >>> coming up, inspiring stories. hear from people who slimmed down and maintained the results. >>> but next, sports il illustrd comes up with a creative way to teach kids about sports. [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 dusters cleans deep... you'll love it so much, you'll send your old duster packing. ♪ love stinks! ♪ yeah! yeah! ♪ love stinks ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 dusters cleans deep into hard to reach places and removes allergens, feather dusters can leave behind. the thick all around fibers trap and lock on contact. swiffer gives cleaning a deep new meaning. exact change, buddy. ♪ love stinks! >>> in a world of 24 hour cartoon networks, and video games, it might b

even though i know you all are upset that we took all that success to the colts.cheers and applause] he made his name here in tampa, and he is not just a great coach, but he is just a model individual in leader. we are very proud to have them in the house, coach tony dungy. [applause] ndfu want some analysis about the upcoming super bowl, the coach is free to give-- no, i am just kidding. it is good to see a coach. alright, now, the first of all let me say it is good to be back in the sunshine state. [cheers and applause] it is especially good to be back in january. and it is always nice to be out of washington. it is, and spend a little time with the people who sent me to washington. [cheers and applause] less nye this book with you about where we have been over the past year and where i believe we need to go. and i said what all of you know from your own lives, these are difficult times, these are challenging times for our country. and in the last two years we have come to the deepest recession since the great depression. think about that. a big chunk of the peo

there were occasionally temporary colts for an hour or two hours or so. -- temporary holds for an hourours or so. logistics is limited. right now the airport, we have got it open. çwe are expanding our ability o operate there. at various times, because of the significant flow of airplanes and people and material, there have been temporary holds. >> who exactly is in charge of running the airport right now? >> i think we have taken over air traffic controller responsibility. we have got a lot of personnel who are assisting in the process of on loading and offloading. this is something that we worked out with the haitian government for the express reason at that those haitians, haitian nationals who were working at the airport, in some cases, they are there. in other cases, they are understandably at home looking after their families. so we have been able to bring significant communications and logistical people, security people into the airport. that certainly has helped expand the ability to use the airport. but the haitian authorities are still in charge of their airspace, but we are

these work occasionally temporary colts for an hour or two hours or so.hese were temporary holds. logistics is limited right now. the airport -- we have got it open. we are expanding our ability to operate there. but because of a significant flow of airplanes and people and material, there have been temporary halt. olds. >> who is in charge of running the airport right now? >> we have taken over air- traffic control responsibility. we have got a lot of personnel who are assisting in the process of unloading and offloading. this is somethingç we worked ot with the haitian government for theç express reason that that those haitians, haitian nationals who were working at the airport, in some cases, they are there. in other cases, they are understandably at home looking after their families. we have been able to bring a significant communications and logistical, securityxd people io the airport. that certainly has helped expand the ability to use the airport. but the haitian authorities are still in charge of their airspace, but we are doing the air traffic

even though -- i know you all are upset that you took that success to the colts, but he made his name here in tampa and not just a great coach but he's just a model individual and leader. we're very proud to have him in the house, coach tony dungy! [cheers and applause] >> any of you want some analysis about the upcoming super bowl, the coach has agreed to -- no -- good to see you, coach. all right. now, first of all let me say it's good to be back in the sunshine state. [cheers and applause] >> it is especially good to be back in january. and it's always nice to get out of washington. it is. and spend a little time with the people who send me to washington . [cheers and applause] >> now, i spoke with you about where we've been over the past year and where i believe we need to go. and i said what all you know from your own lives. these are difficult times, these are challenging times for our country. and last two years, we have gone through the deepest recession since the great depression. think about that. a big chunk of the people here, certainly the younger people here have never e

congressman and i look forward to an exciting super bowl in which they'll defeat the indianapolis colts. tonight, i will read several statements from my district in their honor. the first is from kay highen botham, a teacher at the academy of sacred hearts in new orleans. she writes, do the saints have an impact on education? as a skl school administrator, i believe it's immeasurable and far exceeds economics. it's more than an awareness of team colors. students enjoy spirit days but they spend time discussing the job of a prfingsal athlete, what it means to stay focused, eat healthy food, get plenty of exercise and sleep, follow rules, work through pain and be a good sport, win or lose. teachers help students understand the report -- the importance of following parent and teacher directives and when following the saints, they link it to the attention each player must play to the coach's play calling and discuss the pride felt in a job well done, the discipline it takes to make a wise choice on and off the field and the consequences that ensue if one doesn't. if the job of -- if the job