. >> is this brody smith? >> this is brody smith. we've seen some of his other amazing trick shots.e where he whipped it off the bridge and the speedboat caught it. where he whips it down the field into the trash can. brody's the master. >> i'm impressed by it, absolutely. i could never do this. but when you've got a guy that throws a frisbee for what i think is probably a living, it's kind of easy. >> that's why it's amazing because not everyone can do it. >> how many tries? >> he doesn't release this information. >> for all we know, it could be 500. brody didn't offer too much description, but he did say his buddy, matthew, took this in india. >> i wonder if the street was closed. >> traffic is on the end and there's a car coming. so it was just probably not a busy road. >> what i think is impressive is that they're catching it sort of on the other side. >> opposite side. yeah. that's quite an arm he's got. >>> imagine driving your car through a national park. you know, you're enjoying the scenery. and then all of a sudden you see an enormous elephant strolling down the exact same

, comcast sports net. >>> thank you, brody. great story. i don't know about you, diane, but i'm feeling a little bit on the uneducated side right now, i think i'm going to get a book and start reading, studying, i want to be like raffi, you know. >> that's why i'm glad i went to cal 20, 30 years ago rather than now. >> much easier to graduate back then. >> thank you, henry. >>> still ahead at 5:00, area students come together to engage in robert wars, but there's one school that's not like the others, we'll show you, coming up next. 2 >>> treasure island was the site of an interesting competition today. middle and high school students declared a robot war of sorts. it's made up of kids giving education a second chance. it's called the school for integrated academics and technology and it focuses on kids 0 have dropped out and are trying to get back on track that school is one of 24 teams competing at the veks robotics tournaments. >> i think it's awesome the robots and all of us getting together and competing for fun. i think i

>> brody. >> jimmy: why brody?unny. >> he raised his hand to be president. >> jimmy: because he raised his hand. and he's funny. >> and i want to get a big mansion. >> jimmy: would you let these guys come live in it with you? >> um, no. >> i would. because he's my best friend. >> jimmy: that's it. >> did you have to add that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks, guys. you all have my vote. great job. thank you. yvonne strahovski is here. we have music from rodney atkins. and we'll be right back with woody harrelson. so, stick around. [ cheers and applause ] i don't want healthy skin for a day. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moisturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion.

you said in an interview with david brody onset with us and will join us later in the program, that youral was to slow romney down and to expose him. what do you want to slow down? i guess the momentum would be the obvious answer there. >> sure. >> sean: what do you want to expose? >> i just want people to understand that this is a massachusetts moderate who after claiming to be pro-life, ended up putting planned parenthood shall the largest abortion provider in america in romney care with no right it life group and state paid, tax paid abortion in romney care and appointed pro-abortion judges while governor and go through the list, he said he was for gun control and quadrupled the tax on guns so people in massachusetts pay $100 per year per gun. in south carolina, there aren't going to be many people excited about a pro gun control, gun tax candidate and that's his record. this is not theory, these aren't speeches. that's what he did as governor. i want to make sure that everybody in the rest of the country begins to understand, this is a person trying to run as republican nominee, who

brody mullins, i'm going start with you on governor romney. the total income he released 2010-2011, $43 million almost. what was that income from? >> mainly from investments. the tax code in the u.s. is set up in a way that when wealthy people invest in various funds and take a capital gain or dividend from that, they pay a very low tax rate, a 15% tax rate. for not lifting a finger or doing any actual sweat equity he was able to get his lower 15% tax rate as opposed to a tax rate as high as 35%. >> woodruff: roughly what kind of investments? >> mainly through his former employer bain capital. which then set up... there is there are dozens of separate firms that bain invested in that he was taking dividends and capital gains from. >> woodruff: the tax rate around 14%. >> 14%. >> woodruff: which is pretty close to normal for this kind of income. is that right? >> right. the normal rate would be 15%. he was at 14% or a little bit lower than that. >> woodruff: and how was he able to do that? i mean, remind us of the law that allows one to do that

john brodie, it always works. >>gary: in those days there was not a salary cap, so you could stockpile. now, let's say you give luck 4 million and you have to pay manning 20 million, that will take away from week and spent on other players. you cannot stockpile in this day and dates. the plus, its financing manning, i do not want this guy looking over my shoulder. >>vern: it is called progress. it is going to happen. have you seen the television contract? >>gary: hate may be a pretty strong word, did montana does like steve young? you do not want someone trying to take your job. >>vern: it happens. joe montana had his revenge, he went to the cheese and they ended up beating steve young when they went ahead to said. aha syktyvkar

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room out to the playing field and wait like a little kid and bring them back in >>> the days of john brodyd crow and i can't wait to watch a little football. i covered the patriots for 16 years out in boston, too, so hopefully it will be the two teams of destiny. tom brady coming home from san mateo to indianapolis to play alex smith and what would be just an unbelievable super bowl but they have a little work to do. giants might have something to say about that. ravens might have to say something about that. it would be a hard ball super bowl like on thanksgiving. we'll wrap it up here from a wet candle stick park. a can we take a look at the fans one more time. some have been waiting out there all night. they can't tailgate until 11:00 11:00p30 so what are they doing? they are working their way to the park, but the gates won't open until 11:30. all these rvs, some have been here since yesterday morning >>> they will get choice spot es when they open up in 2 hours or so. >> sounds good. thanks. >> next stop, indianapolis. >> we won't jinx it though. oh, the rain is moving into the candles

earlier i had a chance to speak to david brody.hey, evangelicals just voted their faith. >> yeah. look, not only did he spend time in the trenches, but he has street credit with evangelicals. this is a guy that's been fighting a cultural war for a couple of decades. he has a resume. two-time united states senator. i think what we saw here is the reason evangelicals broke for santorum, they broke hard and late for him, they looked at michele bachmann and said we don't see a president when they look at her. rick perry, oops. a couple too many oops moments for rick perry. he was just not ready for primetime in presidential politics. here comes rick santorum who had no oops moments and there wasn't much fire fired at him. here rick santorum doing develop with evangelicals. >> all right. you mentioned it's the authenticity, no measurable mistakes. he captured a portion of what you call the teavangelicals. leave it to you to name a new party. >> yeah. leave it to me to come up with a piffy phrase there, kyra. look, the teavangelicals, wh

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chief of talk radio service and ellen ratner, the chief political correspondent for cbn news, david brodyge online producer and opinion writer at the washington times. and good to see you. >> good to see you. >> and so, i'm a christian. and as a christian, you believe in the bible and you know, some interesting things that the as a believer you read, the eye hasn't seen, the ear hasn't heard what god has in store for us. i look at universes and universes and something so much greater than i can comprehend. the very hairs on your head are counted. here is tim tebow for publicly stating and showing his faith and his christianity. now, one of the most interesting lines in the bible, you see this all the time at like sporting events john 3:16. so tebow passes for 316 passing yards, 31.6 average yards per pass, 31.6 final quarter tv ratings. [laughter] >> come op, what do you think? >> come on, coincidence? please, i mean, you know, we as christians, we say, come on, there's going to be something much greater going on here. >> sean: and 3:16 is god so loved the world that he sent his only bee

lawyers case on brody, josh freedman arranged a quick ee divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia couldegin. >> he fell in love with her, thought she was the end all, beat all, this was it, i'm going to have a family with her and we're going to grow old together. >> he thought she was the real deal. >> they hit it off right away. had a lot in common. enjoyed the same. >> dalia was a real estate agent. >> that's what attracted him to her. she was successful on her own and didn't need him. that played more than everything that went on. >> sexual attraction or more going on? >> sexual attraction, absolutely. >> with the divorce in hand, mike and dalia dashed to the courthouse to marry. fell into routines. morning workouts at the gym. steamy date nights at five star hotels. love notes on the frig.. he seemed to be her dream guy. three months into the marriage, she told her husband she was pregnant. michael was thrilled. life was good. but early one morning, in august, 2009, it all came to an end for the two, with a finality. she was going to her morning workout. >> this is the sergeant from

brodie was in san jose and the sharks hope that theeim t off helps get this team healthy. >> two shark players took important time during the all-star break to rest and recuperate their injuries. with brent burns who last week suffered a knee-on-knee hit in edmonton but says he is ready to go. >> some tools most people don't have and i never used before that, i mean, i was shocked how quick it got better. >> league wide there are a lot of players that needed the time. and five days of mental healing and physical healing does wonders for a lot of people. it's going to take a while for everybody to get the engine going again. may be sloppy initially. the rest is valuable and it's something that we need to take advantage of. >> ryan has an injury question. he missed the last five games and spent 15 days recovering from a fracture. following the practice he declined to comment on his injury status but the sharks head coach was generally optimistic and said that cloe is day-to-day.im >> on to baseball after a 12-year major league career and two world series titles including in 2010 with the

keith brody called her the nscience of duke university. i called her my great friend and i would always call her when i came home and often visited with her. when ever i received aya honor from my home state she was always there by my side. each year she sent me a giant christmas card with a photograph of her surrounded by her huge family. i kept it on my desk all year to remind me of the value of family and what it has meant to our country. mary watched my television programs often and once she appeared here at this table with me in 2008 with her cousin anthony drexell duke who is now 96. >> tell me who influenced you most in your family, and how influential on you was the separation of your parents. >> well, you know, my grandmother probably had the greatest influence. very strong lady. sara duke, the gardens of duke named for her. >> sarah duke gardens, right. >> a very strong person. she, my mother was very ill in new york. she didn't seem to feel that i should be in a kind of sick room atmosphere. so she said come live with me, and go

he did an interview with david brodie of the christian broadcasting network -- david brody of the christian broadcasting network. "the evangelicals he spoke to bring up the word 'forgiveness.' asked what the sentiment of forgiveness tells him, gingrich responded that it is importeant that he has not hidden from the facts of his life." good morning, john. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? host: good. which candidate do you relate to? caller: i cannot relate to too many of them under the conditions the political process is in right now. probably gingrich more than anybody. i think obama is very unqualified, and i don't even want to go into that. host: what is it about newt gingrich? is it his personal life, what he has done politically? caller: i think the man has experience inside the beltway, and unfortunately, in these days and times, you need that. he can bring people to gather as he did with the clinton, and working with democrats, i don't know if that is possible anymore, with just the whole climate of everything, the vitriol and all this other stuff going on. i want to ma

our lines are open and the numbers are on your screen david brody has been following this process from the beginning. i want to ask you about the poll i cannot yester day. 1/3 of the evangelical vote will not participate tomorrow night and 41% could change their mind through tomorrow evening. >> the polling may be a bit skewed in terms of how they asked those questions there will be a major evangelical vote in iowa. there is a lot of undecideds because of michelle bachmann, ron perry, and even run ball. there are a lot of libertarian kristin's going into the ron paul camp. >> what role of the churches played in this get-out-the-vote effort? we saw michelle back and add a chart -- we saw michelle bachmann at a church yesterday. what is happening? >> it is a difference between 2008. back then, mike huckabee gathered by home -- the home court church supported we see ron paul, shell bachmann, rick santorum putting out daily press releases about having pastor's behind them. pastors have decided in iowa and elsewhere across the country that they will take an active role to take the bully pul

he did an interview with david brody from the christian broadcasting network in tampa. let's go to north carolina where john joins us on our independent line. good morning. caller: how are you this morning? host: and they do you most relate to? caller: i don't really think i can relate to any of them under the conditions that the political process is in right now. probably newt gingrich more than anybody. i think obama is very unqualified and i did not even want to go into that. host: what is it about newt gingrich? his personal life, what he does politically? caller: basically i think the man does have experience inside the beltway and unfortunately in these days and times you need that. whether he could actually bring people together as he did with people -- clinton and working with a democrat, i don't know if that is even possible any more with the nature -- just the whole climate of things, the vitriol and all the other stuff. i want to make one quick comment, if i could, and it is not directly related to this. i want people to understand that this mortgage foreclos