this is a team that was incredibly unheralded. of the roster that they fielded, 70% came to the seahawks drafted in the third round or lower. that's a bump of unheralded guys that weren't thought of highly, but they came together and pulled off a stunning upset here in super bowl 48. >> the broncos well and truly beaten. peyton manning's future was up in the air. have we seen the last of peyton manning now? >> the indications are that peyton manning very much wants to come back. he says he's going go see the doctor after the season is over. of course, he had neck surgery a couple of years ago, and it was thought that his career was in jeopardy. he played two years since. he will have the injury re-evaluated, and assuming he has a positive report from his doctor, peyton manning will try to come back and give it one last horar. >> john henry smith for us live in new jersey following the super bowl victory for the seattle seahawks. >> athletica madrid are top of the spanish division for the first time, making the most of a shock loss

you are so grateful, appreciative in your thanks to all of the singers, so many of them who are unheraldedu give them their props. >> maxine and i have been friends since i did my "love, shelby" record. we met and we never parted. it is one of those connections. singing together and having faith together, it was kind of the core beginning of this record. just fooling around out at my place, maxine would come over and we would fool around. i cannot do it without you. i need that left hand. people know that maxine is a singer. her left hand on the piano -- tavis: it is a good left hand. >> she said, are you crazy? i cannot play on your record. i said, you have got to play the left hand on the piano. tavis: is this project just for you or is this project for us? >> it is for us. i will include myself in it. ben helped medy throw this together and he and i do this thing together. 115 degrees in the desert, everybody got together and we threw these things down. i will not let them do it more than two or three times. tavis: because that is all you need. >> i was like, grab on, we are going to do

treaty cause of in the skeleton has been picked up russians made and golden matter bends also an unheralded really had come so close in olympics before picking up a bronze medal in a silver the last world championships in some areas but again just like the bobsled he was dominant really from start to finish and the results for trade to golf and i actually caught up with him just. yesterday against right here just one how delighted he was with the results and a great result obviously for russia in the skeleton they mention there some landmark achievements do you expect any more on day eleven. while the place looked really would be. skaters had to lympics really to remember and a lot of that goes down cervix i remember in two thousand and six he was competing for south korea one for the gold for an insurer in but then had a dispute with south korean federation and moved to russia to compete two years ago and he really has brought so much to the russian team. boosting the levels of confidence of a young but talented side who haven't really had much show exposure and experience on the world sta

really unheralded but he have a problem again of his life as he solves thirty five shots to send amounts to a shootout for russia both goals from raul of a couple choke points but plenty of questions for the russians who now go into qualifying round to try and make the quarterfinals one of the top four nations by fruit of the quarters so russia and i play norway russia finishing fifth norway the bottom side and in a way i think we could have probably actually helped the russians lacking a bit of chemistry of the lines working perhaps as well as they have wanted to and also head coach seattle a billion very defensive style of hockey and so is trying to get the players to buy into his system in a way but more games on that have more was going to help his side going on into lead to games in this tournament of course but i suppose the main surprise so far of the sonship games has been the short track speed skating russia of it only won a medal one c. in ninety two one of the c.i.s. . put in the great display here led of course by big surround who picked up gold in the men's one hundred one t

i think it's a very unheralded and underrated unit steel and you want to give us your pick?enver broncos. a fantastic team. going down to the very end, i do like he'd manning. he's an unbelievable season and a great season coming back. i think it's his time. lou: we want to redeem and we know that we will did a game that is great. and i want to stay objective and neutral. >> we don't like seattle right now. [laughter] and it is worthwhile. every thing we can. check it out on sunday. game time is :30 p.m. eastern. tune in five hours before that. we're coming right back. >> president obama and hisyear of action. i will tell you why the liberal mainstream media poodle lapdog act could be about over. will they really returned to their watchdog ways? all that is coming up ♪ lou: well, here is so fun. talk about a guy who belongs in the hall of fame. with a great pleasure. welcome offoreign the past five years the national liberal media has been tweeting president obama as obama's qaeda. things are changing. some of those in the national liberal media are taking out their obama ro

i think it's a very unheralded and underrated unit steel and you want to give us your pick?i like the denver broncos. a fantastic team. going down to the very end, i do like he'd manning. he's an unbelievable season and a great season coming back. i think it's his time. lou: we want to redeem and we know that we will did a game that is great. and i want to stay objective and neutral. >> we don't like seattle right now. [laughter] and it is worthwhile. every thing we can. check it out on sunday. game time is 6:30 p.m. eastern. tune in five hours before that. we're coming right back. >> president obama and his year of action. i will tell you why the liberal mainstream media poodle lapdog act could be about over. will they really returned to their watchdog ays? their watchdog ays? all that is coming up [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new an -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york

singing background remains remains a somewhat unheralded position, you know?ing about what you could call the unsung heros of pop, mariah carey, sheryl crowe, all of them began as backup singers. the film finally gives them their doo. tata vega has backed up michael jackson. later, i'll be joined by due jith hill who sunging with stevie wonder and elton john. welcome to all of you and happy valentine's day. >> same to you. >> so, this roll call of glor is extraordinary. you've sung with elvis presley, tom jones, rig go star, tore o tori amos. >> at that time ta, you sung with ray charles, madonna, elton john, steve wei wonder. michael jackson. it's extraordinary. here you are suddenly in this movie about your trade, about the backup singers and you've been oscar nominated. mary, how does that feel? >> it feels so incredible like i was saying to the girls, can you please just pinch me and let me know this is not a dream and we're living this. we have been riding on this red carpet ever since the film was picked up at sundance by the weinstein company. it's been

they have protested the outcome that gave the gold to the unheralded russian, there is a problem, thoughe sports international governing body says such a protest needed to be filed immediately to trigger an investigation, and as of yet they have not received any protest letter. here is your updated medal count. russia and norway tied with 11 gold medals a piece, in terms of all medals russia is alone with 29. the u.s. second with 27. norway is third with 26. canada and the netherlands, they are tied for fourth with 24. well, every year at the big job interview known as the nfl combine, there is a prospects everyone really wants to hear from. last year it was cal fish victim manti te'o, this year it's michael sam. the man poised to become the nfl office first openly game player. among the huge throng the media to attend the press conference was our own michael eaves, michael how big was that crowd? >> reporter: well, john, it was the biggest crowd of any media availability at this year's nfl combine. johnny manziel spoke a couple of days ago, it was crowded. gentleman davion clowney spoke

but in football there's that unheralded position of the lineman. the guy who fights in the trenches, never hears the crowd chant his name but he is more integral to the success of the team than guys that hear their names chanted. that's a lot like life. we don't always get a gold star for our efforts or a pat on the back, aren't always people chanting our names. that's a great life lesson that football teaches. i think for the big takeaway for anyone who has ever played the game -- i heard this said by vince lombardi and some random nine-year-olds who just stepped on the gridiron for the first time this past fall. the observation that on just about every play in football, someone gets knocked on their ass. someone gets knocked in the dirt. knocked down in the mud. and what does football teach them? it teaches them to get up. to fight. to don't stay down in the dirt. that when you've get knocked down, you get back up. you can walk a few blocks from the heritage foundation you'll see all sorts of people who have been knocked down and never got up. th

the second thing is joel schumacher, hope you know, the unheralded element, the introduction the brigade modules, amazing transformation how the army brought in ten brigades and they were all together. i was very impressed by that. i was saying as a person who was used to joint task organizations but the fact is you could have almost the course of last group of units from different parts of the united states and europe come together in baghdad and work almost with one focus, significant achievement by the army and i commend all of you for doing it, you did great job in doing that. what would you say to the state department. one thing i found amazing when i showed up there was part of the baghdad pr t that was unfunded, how in the world to use supplement your efforts in baghdad between lack of funding and for leadership on the part of the state department. recognize that is not their job, to do nation-building but there was significant responsibility, and surf funding and other sources of money to use we would not have been able to do any work at all. so how would you, given the fact that

the seattle seahawks have taken more of a money ball approach, looking for unheralded low cost playerso fit their system and other teams have overlooked. 21-53 players on the roster went unselected in the league's annual player draft, and then 16 other were drafted in a third round or later, including russell wilson, cam chancellor and which charged sherman. >> to summarize, it appears that the seattle seahawks have gone above and beyond and found players that other teams completely did not want and they built a roster that really is one of the youngest in the nfl, has an average age of 26.4 years. it's got a real chance of having longevity in the league. they could be a dynasty in the making. you never know, but certainly the seahawks have as good a chance as any. del, back to you. >> what do the players have to say about how quickly this team managed to turn things around? >> well, you take a look under four years with pete carrol, they've gone to the playoffs. in four years, they've turned this into a superbowl roster. it has been a relatively quick turnaround. for some players, lik

exclusions for pre-existing conditions and you can't make any lifetime limits, that's really an unheralded company to sign. insurance -- people forget it works on a regulated basis. it's a highly regulated industry. if they make too much money, the state regulators will go in and say you're charging too much. if they don't make enough, the state regulators will say you have to charge more because you don't have enough assets to cover your potential losses. >> are they not thinking this through? when you think about the pre-existing conditions, i could get injured, i could not have insurance. i could be injured, in the ambulance make the phone call and sign up for obamacare. >> suppose you called and said i'd like to insurer my home. what kind of home do you have? well, until it burned down yesterday, it was a very nice four-bedroom home. but i'd like to get some insurance so you'll rebuild it for free. people laugh at that and say it's ludicrous. it's equally ludicrous to think you can get insured after your risk has increased. we need to take care of people but there's a way to do it. put