you can't say superb, but it was -- the players played superbly. >> superb, super bowl, win the super bowl, that would be superb. >> 49ers rookie safety will be going to honolulu for the probowl, replacing camp chance leer. alex smith is the probowl quarterback for the first time. he was named to the team as an injury replacement. for novak djokovic, handles the big serve by djokovic who returned wide and breaks through. he faced djokovic for the first time to advance to the semifinals. >> huge. >> still suffering withdrawals. >> i can hear it in your voice. >> it's superb. see you at 11:00 on kpix5. ( bell ringing )

now i'm still looking for a sponsor for my superb owl coverage. meantime i guess i will just kickback an enjoy an ice cold bud lite live. (cheers and applause) is oh, someone forgot to refrigerant that. yes, bud lite lime, the official beer of me looking for a sponsor. with lime. of course this is superb owl number 48 so to honor this grand tradition i'm cook up a batch of my famous 48 meat chili. not easy to find that many meats. my apologies to the central park zoo. now all week, folks, all week i promise you will have world-class experts in the game that must not be named. superstar number cruncher nate silver, pro bowl defensive end, hall of fame wide receiver cris carter and new orleans saints quarterback drew bries. plus, plus many of my commercial breaks will be sir payton manning eating or driving things. (laughter) but folks, as much as i enjoy enormous men crashing into each other with skull shattering force, one man has turned this game very ugly. seattle seahawks cornerback richard scherrman. -- scherrman-- sherman. >> well done, okay.

folks it is night two of my coverage what for legal reasons i'm calling su superb all 48. the same way i cover hockey's championship, the stand lee cup. [laughter] folks we all know football's america's sport but my beloved gridiron is under attack. >> roger goodell said the legal is considering a proposal that would eliminate points. >> why are we debating the merits of the extra points. >> an example of the nfl can't helping themselves. they've got to change every f-ing year. >> stephen: yes, every f-ing year. first they changed the field goal from 4 points to 3 points in 1909. and now this. when will it end. [laughter] folks it's not just the extra points. there's talk the kick off will eventually be eliminated. come on, how can you, i agree, how can you even call it if nobody touches the ball with their foot. [applause] that is right. that's the subway calling their sandwich a foot long if they didn't use their feet to make it. and most importantly, place kicker was the last nfl position available to lumpy middle-aged white guys. luckily there still might be a place fo

take out superb?u'd be super bowl, win the super bowl. that would be -- i'd classify that as superb. >> that is feel-good story. alex smith is a probowl quarter bashg for the first time. the former 49er turned kansas city chief was named as an injury replacement for tom brady 49ers rookie safety eric reid also going to replace seattle's chancellor. >>> became the first canadian-born player to reach the semifinals at the australian open with a rise in popularity, the 19-year-old was asked about her dream date. >> justin bieber. >> ken, you're used to rejections like this, right? remember your prom? your prom date didn't quite work out. lsu's dor january mickey with the rejection. >>> no. 3, check out the bird man with the reverse jam. chris anderson, the put back in the heat's win over boston. wow! >>> at no. 2, jonathan hol ms, win it for texas at the buzzer. longhorns over kansas state at the end 67-64. >>> and to no. 1, dwan wade on the receiving end of the dunk can courtesy of lebron james and the

ladies and gentlemen, colbert nation, one and all, it is the final night of my epic, superb owl coverage( cheers and applause ). i'm proud to say, folks, i am proud to say it has brought a lot of new viewers to the show-- mainly owls. at least now someone is watching our 1 a.m. rerun. folks, i'm afraid what i learned this week isn't all sunshine and rainbows because there's an ominous cloud wafting over football. >> a new push to allow medicinal marijuana use in the nfl. >> should the nfl reexamine its marijuana policy? >> we're willing to take a look at medical marijuana if there is proof that it could help some of our players, i think that's something that we should explore. >> stephen: you can't have marijuana in football. no! those players will be so high, they'll foor get to take their percocet. ( cheers and applause ) and folks, folks-- ( cheers ) nfl commissioner roger goodell is not helping. >> i don't know what's going to develop it as far as the next opportunity in medicine to evolve, and to help arthur deal with pain or to help with injuries, but we will try to continually sup

i thought the way our superb year of football -- well, you can't say superb, but it was -- the playerserbly. >> why did you hesitate on superb? >> well, superb you would be super, super bowl win the super bowl, that would be -- i would classify that as superb. >> 49ers rookies safety eric reid is going to the pro bowl. chancellor is going to the super bowl. >>> alex smith was named to the team as replacement for tom brady. >>> novak djokovic lost in the australian open. . his opponents advances to the semifinals. >> jim harbaugh did not mention anything about the at&t pro-am. we assume he will be there. we will, as well. time to start thinking in other directions. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> eating the right foods can help make you a better athlete. >> oh!! >> ha ha! >> how cool is that? the first lady has earned the play of the day. michelle obama showed off her basketball skills and her prankster side. her coconspirator was lebron james. they were there to do a psa for mrs. obama's "let's move" initiative. she has some moves. >> she does. good video. >>> 5:24 right now

superbly. >> why did you hesitate on superb. >> winning the super bowl would be superb >> eric reid to honolulu for the pro bowl replacing cam chancellor. he is going to the super bowl. >>> alex smith is a pro bowl quarterback for the first time. former 49er turned kansas see chief was named to the team as a replacementment for injured tom brady. >> no four-peat for novak djokovic at the australian open. stanislas wawrinka beat him. wawrinka finally breaks through. he beats djokovic for the first time in 15 tries to advance to the semi finals. >>> by the way, jim harbaugh did not mention anything about the at&t pro-am. we assume he will be there. we are, as well. time to think in other directions. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> eating the right foods can help make you a better athlete. >> this is the first time a first lady has earned the play of the day. but there she is. michelle obama showing off her skills and prankster side as she video bombed the miami heat. her co-conspirator was lebron james. they were there to do a public service video. michelle had a good time

superb year of football. you can't say superb, but it was -- the players played superb. >> reporter: several of the key starters who helped the 49ers reach the conference championship each over the last three seasons are scheduled to become free agents. >> after work, you find other ways to compete, and, you know, it's not enjoyable as it was a week ago. you know, there's -- you're not still playing. you're not still competing on the field, and getting ready for practice today and tomorrow. you do find other ways to compete, and that will be -- that's definitely one of the ways, you know, fight to keep our players, fight for our players and not be taken away from us. >> reporter: harbaugh did not want to share his party message with his players of his 2013 team or comment if he and the 49ers are or will be in discussions about a possible contract extension but surprisingly, he did thank the media for covering his team without malice and with professionalism. the next time we ask him questions, it will be abou

and you've got a guy like bob gates saying what a superb secretary of state she was. two, that she was ready on day one in 2008, and she is even more ready on day one in 2016. and secondly, that she can work together across the aisle. as a senator, she forged a great relationship with a lot of republicans in the senate. >> i know. >> hatch and the like. those are the things americans are looking for. they want an experienced, competent leader and someone who can reach across the aisle. that's the way you present hillary clinton. that's the most important thing to most americans right now. >> excuse me, let's talk about the sticky part right here. hillary's fate may be more tied to president obama than you think. the director of the pew research said found the views of hillary clinton among democrats correlate strongly with views of obama. 71% of democrats who hold a highly favorable view of obama feel the same way about clinton. a and the converse is true. democrats who are unenthusiastic about president obama are also unenthusiastic about hillary clinton. just 29% ra

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. >> let me ask you to put on that superb analyst cap.ow have chris christie's chances been harmed? >> they have been harmed. his whole appeal is, i am the winner. he is never going to be the darling of the party again. it is all based on the fact that he can win in a blue state. when his numbers go down, and if he turns upside down, that takes the heat off of him, and he becomes more vulnerable. some can't do anything now. they are locked in a reelection battle. but they can move forward. >> there is the non-right wing of the party. is the alternative jeb bush? >> you look at scott walker, if he can win reelection, he is in a swing state. jeb bush is strong not because he is a bush, but for other reasons. >> what about some of the other formidable candidates? >> it depends who can consolidate early on. there are a lot of contenders. ted cruz. he it would be hard to squeeze any daylight between yourself and the daily. he is an instant darling. and you have rand paul. he is in the conservative strain. >> let me ask you about bob mcdonnell

the 30-year-old produced a superb performance and achieve the quickest time.she went into this event in good form. 1.73 seconds behind -- no pressure, no reason to hold back. they had their hopes of winning the european world cup, but they were beaten 21-11. foul penalties kept them in the hunt. saracen's -- the man of the match award, scoring all 21 points. he gets a topa7guc>>

every director wants to have a superb cast in whatever project he or she is directing, but because thisa story line that jack ryan fans are familiar with, you are introducing new people. it seems to me you did a pretty good job of casting. cast of thebout the specific film. tochris pine becomes central this as an actor capable of doing what i thought was essential to this. we need to be interesting actors i could watch inking. thinking is going to be part of the entertaining. it sounds as identical to film. it sounds antistatic -- antit hetical to film. it is putting two guys on a bench late at night in moscow talking about things while one leaving ana dog or envelope. there are a number of times when it is just two people talking to each other. in those times you need complexity, depth, humor, warmth, affability, and a sense of intelligence that it challenges authority, and that needs to be matched in that context, but it is interesting, in a movie star context, by someone who is now legendary and andred as kevin costner, incredibly sexy, bigger risk i -- also occupy that space big sta

as you request tell by the energy in this room we are in night three of my superb owl coverage and i am pumped for sunday's big game which to me is football christmas. every year i put out a plate of buffalo wings and ranch dressing in the hopes that tarree bradshaw will come down my chimney. it hasn't happened yet. but i still ready to go ready to go believe, terry! (laughter) with the big game just a few days away america is running out of time to desid which tell they pretended to have liked all along. and folks we've had a lot of fun here at the report. it has been a great week of football guests, analysis and nonlegally analysis of sin mom-- sin nons for the big game. i have really grown to love the old split cow hide as no one calls it (laughter) >> but i think perhaps i'm most emotional about the journey i have taken toward becoming a former championship calibre professional athlete, tonight join me now in the dramatic conclusion of stephen colbert's fallback position. last night i asked legendary coach joe gibbs for his help in my quest for a super bowl ring. and mastered the

. >> he hit a superb shot. it is one heck of a swing. wow. that is a long 4-iron. jim: you would have loved that one in there with yesterday's hole location. nick: that was perfect. but he is another one walking up shell-shocked. he cannot believe what happened. i thought it was great scrambles in the middle of the round and one really bad swing on 17 tee. jim: you remember that there is one swing left to influence things. remember what happened here to in 2011 when phil had hole it. and back she came but not nough. bubba ended uptaking that title. i wonder if leishman's caddie will be sent up to do the same thing? surely he saw that effort by phil. that was three years back. what is it looks like yardage wise there david? >> i am noture that he can carry the water. really. it is lying against the grain. it is on the ground. six inches of grass. nick: you are talking about spieth? >> sorry. i was talking about jordan spieth. leishman's lie is fine. he can toss it in there behind. shouldn't spin it too much on a day like today. there is no breeze into it. nick: he h

>> i was a superb athlete. [ laughs ] >> bow hunting. >> no, i had what we would say about as good a life as one could have, with this one hiccup which i was starting to shake. >> that was the first sense you had of it. is that how you found out? >> the first sense i had was i was going to thanksgiving dinner at a friend's house, and as i was walking - headed down there with another friend, also a doctor, he said, "why are you - why aren't you swinging your arm? why aren't you swinging your right arm?" and i said "i didn't notice i wasn't", he said, "move your arm this way, move your arm that way." he said, "you better see parkinson's. >> that was a tough thanksgiving dinner. from there on, you know, once you are aware of something like that, you are superaware of it. and that progresses to the point at which you really are shaking. and then that becomes your life. you become - you know, you are against your arm. you are against the tremor. >> what were the first indications that you noticed? >> the arm was noticeable, him. >> how did it affect your day to day life? >> it runs your d

. >> let me ask you to put on that superb analyst cap.ow have chris christie's chances been harmed? >> i think they are hurt. his numbers are down. his whole appeal is, i am the winner. he is never going to be the darling of the party again. they can make a contract with him. you can win and help advance the agenda. it is all based on the fact that he can win in a blue state. when his numbers go down, and if he turns upside down, downstate, -- in his own state that takes , the heat off of him, and he becomes more vulnerable. then you have people that cannot do anything now. they are locked in a reelection battle. winning in ohio can move them forward. >> >> there is the non-right wing of the party. is the alternative jeb bush? who else? >> kasich in ohio. scott walker, if he can win reelection, he is in a swing state. jeb bush is strong not because he is a bush, but for other reasons. he was a good governor from a swing state with an outstanding record. >> what about some of the other formidable candidates? >> you have a lot of pretenders

you can't say superb, but it was -- the players played superbly. >> reporter: he contends the painful part of his job is still to come. several key starters who helped the 49ers reach the conference championship each of the last three seasons are scheduled to become free agents. >> back to work, you find other ways to compete. that's definitely one of the ways. fight to keep our players. fight for our players to not be taken away from us. >> reporter: he did not want to share his parting message with the players of his 2013 team or comment if he and the 49ers are or will be in discussions about a possible contract extension. but surprisingly, he did thank the media for covering his team without malice and with professionalism. the next time we'll be able to ask him questions, it will be about the 2014 season. >> the 49ers did have eight players selected to the pro bowl, but none of them are going to go. eric reed has been selected as one replacement. we'll be the lone representative. >>> the miami heat teaming up with the first lady in support of let's move, highlights the importance

each of you who are journalism students tonight is presently receiving a gift, a superb education at unc school of journalism and the leadership in a profession that will change over your lifetime in way that's will confound all of your elders gathered tonight at the hargrove cloak wee al. there is nothing that would please wade hargrove or king keen or sherwood more than to sit together in some assististed living facility 20 or 30 years from now and brag we spoke one evening chapel hill about the future of broadcast journalism and do you know who was in the audience as a 21 or 22-year-old student? it was... and fill in the blank. it was you. the broadcast future awaits you and it's not gonna stop moving and neither should you. and that is the way it is. good night and good luck. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> historically what we've done we slide human life and then a learn face. a work phase and a resting phase afterwards. i think what we should be doing with have them all statement. we should play, rest and work at the same time because the

so far, the outcome has been superb. guess who is behind it? bill gates foundation is spend aglot of money on this. this has the potential to revolutionize the way we treat diabetes in the kucountry. we're talking about microtechnology more and more. microscopic ways to give the vaccine. i think it has a tremendous potential. >> one of the biggest knocks on the flu vaccine is how antiquated it is. all these thrusts in the direction of newer and greater vaccines where again, you can eat a vaccine, put it on your skin, inhale it. we'll get one that lasts for ten years, this is going to be the future and that's what we're talking about. >> what's with the mice? all the poor little mice. >> but it's brilliant. many needles that don't hit the pain receptors. >> absolutely. >> fantastic. so interesting. we all are seeing a lot of people who have a cold, a common cold. it's always been uncommonly diflth for doctors to treat, but there's a new break pm through they want you to know about that could change how all doctors are going to approach illness.

his superb goal as france underlined the supremacy in effect. resigned ingned -- defeat.rubbing salt on the wounds. 41-32 winners. beginning of the match we tried to put the heat on them and beat them at their own game. we did well. then we had to keep our lead intact in the end because denmark is a good team. but they play too individually and that is how we were able to win the match. unreal. almost you can imagine it was possible, but honestly this scenario, we never even thought about it. it was perhaps the easiest final to win, but it certainly was not the easiest competition by any means. event wrapsbined up, upon -- outline scheme action in the men's world cup circuit. alex --the 22-year-old became the france team's first win of the season last weekend and finds himself in perfect condition to continue his run here. super g. fastest slalom of the leading protagonists. .79 seconds to claim first world cup victory of his career. pintirau.nds behind current world champion. the american not able to turn that took advantage. secondredths behind in base but in good form

. >> the first stage of the clinical trial is so far the out yom, the result has been superb, in 90%.'s behind it, bill gates foundation is investing a lot of money in this. this has potential to revolutionize the way we treat diabetes in this country. we've been talking about nano technology more and more every week. these are tiny, small, microscopic ways to really give this kind of vaccine. i think it has a tremendous potential. >> one of the biggest knocks on the flu vaccine is how an ti tw quated it is. you can eat a vaccine, have it put on your skin, you can inhale it. we're going to get a universal vaccine that lasts for ten years. this is going to be the future. that's what we're talking about here today. >> all these poor little mice. >> but it's brilliant. many needles that don't hit the pain receptor, wow, fantastic. thank you, doctors. >>> we all are seeing a lot of people who have the cold, the common cold. it's always been uncommonly difficult for doctors to treat, even our doctors. but there's a new break-through they want you to know about that could change how all doc

the roar resort city of sochi located there is said to provide superb a white slopes for the winter olympics are keys to the most they've visited the mountain been used for the upcoming games be back the need to enjoy the day of extreme sports and hang onto your helmets but at that stage the internet seemed so sad looking at the signing competition for the sochi twenty fourteen and twenty games will be held to know what's up with the up staying all set in as i was up to sixteen. the he disagrees. to date. it's a different seat designed and built by french expats. it's now in its own pace not seen the bulk freestyle patel's and seventy s and above one thousand feet up at the high incidence the mountains in the world the mountain. now provides access to begin is spent at professionals in the alpine in seaside theme. the state police and his is going to win two golds and difficult terrain. it is available the man behind the high summits yet the us. right the way and i love the pot not to know. one of the plants. but i still worried about the way then did the not for me to open my present from a

. >> brighton does have this superb microclimate that people should be encouraged to take advantage of. he stands up for all of his constituents with great vim and vigor. it would only be fair if brighton was put in place on the shipping forecast, somewhere between dover and white. this everyshould get morning. >> to establish a university technical college in my constituency, can the prime minister assured me he will support the college and make sure the decision is taken quickly so that employers and young people can acquire the skill they need? >> i am a big supporter of university technical colleges. i think they provide a new set of skills for our country to focus on occasional training and education. the new college will open its doors in 2017. i look forward to working with him on that issue. >> just two more companies that have recently set up shop in my constituency, bringing hundreds of new jobs to an area where youth unemployment is near 40%. will my honorable friend commend the good sense of these companies for coming to town and will he encourage more to do the same and wi

as quote, smart, idealistic, but pragmatic, tough minded, funny, a very valuable colleague, and a superb representative of the united states. unquote. but he relates between clinton and obama that he found, quote, unquote, remarkable. quote, hillary told the president that her operation to the surge in iraq had been political, because she was facing him in the iowa primary. the president conceded vaguely that opposition to the iraq surge had been political. to hear the two of these making the admissions was as surprising as it was dismaying. unquote. so says gates. >> well, he gets it wrong in his book, you didn't get it wrong. he just about gives an endorsement to hillary clinton and that is fine. the fact that she conceded in this conversation that she opposed the surge in part because, for political reasons, if you remember back to that time, she supported the war and everybody was waiting to see how she would react to the surge. the fact that politics enter into these decisions should not be surprising. what upsets me -- >> tell that to the troops in iraq. >> the surge was about whet

say the snow must go on it seems the sub tropical black sea coast is up to the task of providing superbe slopes for the winter olympics of course you won't spot any flurries in the city of sochi but up in the nearby mountains there are plenty as artie's to buy might say reports. if like me you enjoy a little bit of extreme sports then hang onto your helmets for the best skiing in the black sea resort snowboarding and free styling competition twenty four team a live between two games will be. i was a fuck up. also known as the hot extreme was. was. just seven years again this regime but also flattered was on top of day it's quite a different scene designed and build by french experts it's now a picture place cock see no ball point style hotels and chalets at over five thousand feet it's one of the highest lifts of mountains in the world the mountain killers though provides axes. and professionals in the alpine and freestyle ski as well as snowboarding as for those going for winter gold a difficult terrain is available. i wasn't going to be left behind so i hired songs. headed up. the driv

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bill clinton's great strength is that he is a really superb communicator. and he has also very bright and he cannot help himself from talking about everything and dealing with everything. >> i love the play. i thought it was funny, short. >> you are looking for a short play? >> people came out of the theater and they were alive, interested, laughing. there was a lot of energy. this is something i would like to be a part of. it was not a huge stretch for me. it is something -- little did i know that it was more difficult than i thought. this is something to come back to the theater with instead of some costume drama. >> how did the director influence the way you saw this? >> he knew it a lot better than i ever could have. he guided us along. he understands timing. >> he understands comedy. >> he said, you do not want them to last here because it breaks the tension. >> i come from this very visceral point. i started to learn a lot. >> he would call anywhere from midnight to 3:00 in the morning, depending on what time zone he was in on the campaign. i would be

. >> superb. >> chinese and japanese immigrants came to peru in great numbers in the 19th and 20th centuriesaborers and farmers and their influence is felt here, particularly in food, to a greater degree than anywhere else on the continent. it's that influence and the ingredients of amazonia and andes that really distinguishes the food here as something special. >> what is this? tofu? >> this is not traditional. >> it looks asian to me. i believe it's probably -- >> his name is juan. unless he's a retired porn star -- this shouldn't be good but it is. working up a sweat on that one. might have a couple more beers after this. have a nice nap, midday nap. bano hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidden fees. it's just that i'm worried about, you know, "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... surprise!!! um... well, it's true. at ally there are no hidden fees. not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> one more day in lima, the chance to delve a bit further into the cuisine before things get a little more old school. >> a specia

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