. >>> reporter: allen, we don't have a lot of details. what we do know is that it might have been something to do with a dog that may or may not have been in the dog park that got into the bison paddock which is right next door, right next to it, somehow it got in and seemed to spook the bison. but from there, we don't know exactly what happened. >>> reporter: bison have co- existed peacefully with all other animals in golden gate park since they were brought here in 1877. until now. >> we have no record of an incident like this in over 100 years they have been in the park. >> reporter: yesterday, just before 9 a.m., at least two small dogs not leashed burrowed into the bison paddock. >> the dogs were chasing them around and then the buffalo ran into the side of the -- the railing and injured itself and had a big cut on it. it was like an open wound. >> reporter: zookeepers looked at the baby bison one of seven who came here a few months ago. she had three broken ribs but otherwise seemed to be okay and was put back in the paddock. later i

congressman allen wes joins us. ng. >> good evening, greet two. >> it's touchy when we get into race in this country. >> it shouldn't be touchy. >> but it is because you want to ask the right question in the right way. they said president obama failed to pay attention to black unemployment in this country. is he right or wrong and should it be divided along race lines? >> it is absolutely right. you look at the statistics and the facts speak for themselves. the national average unemployment is 8.5% in the nation. in the black community it's 15.8 percent and that's down from 17%. for black adult males it's 16.4% unemployment and black teenagers 16 to 19% -- i mean 16 to 19 years of age it's 40.7%. as a matter of fact, the chairman of the congressional black caucus once said if anyone else was in the white house besides president obama we would be marching on the white house. so we do have a problem. we have a greater problem in the united states of america when we believe only certain people can talk about certain iss

he is also likely to file a request with the judge to have that restraining order dropped, allen. we reached out to the wife. she had a lot to say and we would like to hear it directly from her. there is still the discrepancy of the videotape which apparently shows the bruises and eliana lopez explaining that she fears that her husband is going to use his power and influence to take her child from her. >> so far she hasn't disputed that evidence. we'll see. thank you, joe. >>> all right. get the jackets and ups ready. the rain's acoming. roberta gonzales here to tell us exactly when. it slowed down a bit but it's still coming. >> you have to keep in mind that we haven't had rain in over a month's time so it takes a lot for a storm to just bust through a lot of dry air mass. i have been looking so forward to this. it's our live high-def doppler radar. the sweep right now is trying to find some rain. there's none within a 100-mile radius at this time even though we have been seeing reports of a few scattered sprinkles across calistoga and sebastopol. this is our goes west satellite ima

. $4 in at lis and ken allen. >>> we have a big push of mild air over the mid atlantic and to be replacedby warmer air on the five-day forecast. counting today, six days in a row. the temperatures above normal. 44 today and 42 as the normal high and 25 and partly cloud e and the overnight low. tomorrow, up to about 50, partly sunny and 54 on saturday and 49 on sunday and it is 44 monday and 46 on tuesday. a beautiful forecast, rounding out the first third of january. don, take it away. >>> the rush from sharron at traffic control. >> good morning. some new issues, a vehicle fire on 50 west bound. it is at kate sin clare and it is causing a delay. there is some debris approaching the beltway. that is blocking a lane and in edge wood, an accident with an overturned vehicle. that is near philadelphia road and take 24 instead of that and the water main break, that includes the icy conditions there. the speeds on the west coyed, down to 44 miles per hour on the outside and as you head out on 395, it is looking good and the traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. depending on th

the reports of panic that allen was talking about, we wondered how american crews are trained. mark strassmann found out today in florida. >> evacuation control center, bridge. >> reporter: the stimulator outside fort lauderdale trains 2 senior officers a year from 2,000 junior and senior officers a year from cargo ships and cruise ships. >> close watertight doors. >> reporter: the mock disaster we watched simulated running aground. >> all passengers muster at their muster stations. >> reporter: followed by the order to abandon ship. >> we are aground. >> reporter: gerry pannell, a sea captain for 14 years, directs the training. >> everybody will be looking to the captain to make the decisions that need to be made in a timely manner. >> reporter: it's up to him to communicate quickly, clearly, get the message out? >> absolutely. and he has an on-board team that consists not only of his bridge crew but every other officer and crew member on board to help him carry out and deal with that emergency. >> reporter: cruise ships around the world are supposed to follow minimum safety c

congressman allen wes is here to talk about that hot controversy. that's next. also wisconsin governor scott walker has big, big trouble tonight. something that weighs 1.5 tons was just delivered to the capital and it spells big political trouble. he could get run out of office with this one. what is it? you will hear directly from wisconsin governor scott walker. plus what is getting donald trump so riled up? we will let donald tell you himself. and on the record is monitoring breaking news right now. a portion of the white house is on lock down. secret service tells us one and possibly two smoke bombs were thrown over a fence by protesters. if thehe ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one too many... [ male nouncer ] it time to reclaim your garage. the all-new passat. the 2012 motor trend car of the year. ♪ seek your way and go gives you a 50% annual bonus! so you earn 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for peo

allens, we had a great time at armstrong elementary school. how's traffic? >>> looking really good now. had an accident, inner loop at georgia avenue. it's out of the roadway. no problems on the beltway. now, traveling in virginia, 66 starting to hit the brakes as you make your way to sully road heading east. delays continue just as you make your way to centreville. after that, you're looking pretty good so far. no accidents east or west on i-66. i-95 starting to hit the brakes at prince william parkway. and those delays continue to the occoquan. further ahead, no issues northbound. no accidents southbound either. and if you're taking the rails, still no reported delays on the metro, marc, or vre. back to you. >> thank you very much. [ ringing ] >>> you know those sounds. are you constantly reaching for your iphone, blackberry, or droid? well, it may not be so smart after all. researchers in britain say people who always check their smartphones for a text, call, e-mail, or tweet, it does more harm than good. it adds stress apparently. the researchers say the

in black in the still of the night will leave a bottle of wine and rheostat the grave of edgar allen poe. we have seen a no show. if the foe toaster is toast this would end a chapterrer of baltimore going on since the 40s. >> you have heard the chant at the stadium. you have seen the dance to it. now you can join the ravens seven nation army. how about this two person army that's started a small business out of their attic? they have made shirts for the ravens army. >> going to take a seven nation army to beat the ravens and that is the entire theme behind the shirt and the song. >> reporter: it's catching on. so they have sold thousands of t-shirts. >> the kids up there. its been a hunt tonight. you were out looking for five golden logos throughout the area and once you spot one you have to take a photograph and then up load it to the ravens website and then tomorrow morning some random fan will be selected to go to see the ravens. we will tell you where one is. it's at the townsend town mall. that's where we found, rin johnson trying to get them all. >> we have been to downtown inner harbo

we have breaking n >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. s we have breaking news to begin with. we are just learning that three people have been pulled from the water off of ocean beach, san francisco, after their boat capsized. now, rescuers were performing cpr on one of the three. the other two have hypothermia. the water is 53 degrees. the whaler boat was 150 yards out and flipped in the surf line. roberta says there is no wind, it is foggy but not clear how long everybody was in the 54- degree water before they were rescued. again, limited visibility, roberta says, foggy. we have a crew on the way. we'll have more information as we get it. >>> from silicon valley to san francisco, the bay area is booming with jobs. but just miles away they are almost impossible to find. it's a section of the state that is home to the toughest job market anywhere in the country. new at 6:00, mark sayre shows us the central valley, it's looking more like a desert, a

>> pelley: allen, what do we know about captain schettino? >> reporter: well, he comes from the naples area, scott. there's an area that produces a lot of italy's ferry and cruise boat senior officers. he was made a captain in 2006. some people describe him as being very personable and as far as is known he hasn't done anything wrong prior to this. >> pelley: allen, thank you very much. the size of ocean liners has increased by about 50% in just the past decade as measured by their gross tonnage. have a look. in its day, the "titanic" was the largest. it could carry 3,320 passengers and crew. the "costa concordia" had a capacity of 4,900. the largest today, the "allure of the seas" holds 8,700. how do you evacuate a ship that large? we asked mark strassmann to look into it. >> reporter: the "emerald princess" was in fort lauderdale today preparing for a ten day caribbean cruise, the ship stands 20 stories tall, similar in size to the "costa concordia." 15 decks carry more than 4,000 passengers and crew. roughly 100 mega-ships carry at least 2

where you very well know we have a serious problem with unemployment, and our youth lived on the allen. weave a lot of land not being used. i'd like to see the land used with a partnership with florida that has citrus many times the citrus and florida it is completely lost. we can make a partnership to make sure that part of economic empowerment can be a sister /brother kind of marriage we can have. we have to have the line open between -- and tampa. we would be bringing in thousands of new jobs. the economy in central florida would be in medicine. puerto rico would be incredible. will you help us to do that? >> i strongly believe in agro- business. we have seen a trend recently from the and regeneration getting into agro-business. and this makes a lot of sense. port facility and the southern part of puerto rico. it makes all the sense in the world that we should be fully connected with florida [applause] . th>> question? we're going to give you a microphone. thank you. >> can morning. i want to address something that mr. mendes said. there is an attitude about skilled labor. you cannot cl

good enough to stay in the race through the south carolina primary later this month, allen. >> danielle, we're wondering, we saw the "occupy" members show up at the rose parade today and we understand members from around the country have desended on iowa. are there concerns there could be disruption of the caucuses tomorrow? >> reporter: that hasn't been a great concern but the "occupy" protestors said a week ago they were going to make their presence felt here during the campaign in iowa leading up to tuesday's caucuses. today, actually, about a dozen "occupy" protestors were arrested trying to get into a meeting with democratic leaders and they would not meet with them. so they went to the lobby and they just laid on the floor in the hotel lobby and they were arrest. so they are still trying to make the presence felt but so far no one is overly concerned about them, allen. >> thanks very much, danielle nottingham with the latest from des moines. >>> joining me now, joe toolman. joe, welcome. we have the polls showing the dead heat with ron paul, santorum and mitt romney. but i have to ask you about santor

before the president speaks we will have allen west from florida, and we will have the head of star wood hotel, and simpson-bowles discussion and any way to get the numbers under control. and now, inside the capitol where the people will address the nation for the first time in a state of the union role. one thing that will come out tonight is the fact that the trend is his friend, the economy is looking up, the president is going to say we are still if hard times but look how much we have come back from the really, really testify times the will people buy that? will they accept that? the man who will outlean -- outline it is next. >>neil: from our nation's capitol, neil cavuto here ahead of the president talking about how he will preserve capital and get our capitalist system moving again, but the theme is whether the capitalist system has been fair and continues to be fair to all on that issue he will be featuring warren buffett's secretary. i have made much of this because the president will make much of it. and a former top economic adviser joining me right now. austin, the president

mike allen. >> we saw him walking the streets of charleston this morning. >> really? >> you can't miss him the way he walks. >> you were just roaming? >> i was buying -- >> he was walking very -- in a very determined fashion. >> very determined. >> so we opened the window and he goes, hey, sunshine. >> that's his greeting, and it is happy friday, mike. >> happy friday. >> happy friday. >> what a great crowd this is. and joe back here -- he's an early adopter, a colbert '08. >> wow. he's out ahead of it. >> we'll talk this morning about newt gingrich, an exchange he had with newt gingrich. >> grandiosity has never been a problem with newt gingrich. he handles it very well. a month ago he was saying that, oh, it's inevitable that i'm going to win the election and i'm destined to do it. i don't want a nominee that i have to worry about going out looking at the paper the next day and worrying about what he's going to say next. and that's what i think we're seeing here. so i was 2-0 coming into south carolina, and i should get out of the race. these are not -- these are no

we look at what's expected. >>> making new inroads into india, ford's allen moulally. >>> caution has crept in before the week is out. european markets are marginally out, asian markets are marginally down. futures are flat. the predicted number of new jobs is around about 150,000. many say that is better but charles still not good enough. >> no. i think that's very much going to be what is dominating

. >> reporter: but you don't mean for th on a day we learned unemplot >>> good evening, i'm allen martina king. on a day we learned that unemployment in the united states is at a three-year low, one bay area community is counting on a massive retail project to keep that momentum going. it's a major outlet mall in livermore right off the interstate of 580 complete with a number of high-end retailers. mark sayre on the economic boost that the city is hoping for. mark. >> reporter: this project perhaps one small snapshot of the national numbers. 400 people are employed right now with the promise of more jobs and for tax revenue still to come. as commuters go by on highway 580 one of the biggest recent economic projects for livermore and the tri-valley is taking shape in an empty field right next to the freeway. construction is well under way on the paragon outlet mall whh,

we don't have to respond to them. >> reporter: if all of this turns out to be bad for business, the boss can still reach everyone with a cell phone. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, quite possibly the most adorable orphans since "annie." >>> finally tonight we want to show you something pretty remarkable and pretty adorable happening at an orphanage in amsterdam. it's been inundated with hundreds of newborn babies separated from their mothers. tonight there is a major effort underway to nurse them back to health and help them reunite with their families. here's duncan golistani. >> reporter: these seals are the lucky ones. they were found stranded on the dutch coast after stormy weather. so many pups have washed up, they're calling this rehabilitation center an orphanage. wrenched from their mothers, some pups still had umbilical cords attached. at least now they're being cared for in the tents put up especially to cope with the huge numbers. the director explains high water levels mean the seals can't find sand banks to rest on. >> normally it's around 150 and now we have 365, even, and today there were another seven,

policies that are longer than two months and a year we need to move forward. >> pelley: like a lot of people we've been talking to in iowa, mayor allennd dave mcneer told us they haven't decided who they're going to vote for. winter weather often affects iowa voter turnout, but we are expecting sunshine tomorrow with a high around 40 degrees in des moines. it's another story in the great lakes, though, where a blast of arctic air is delivering heavy snow. as much as two feet of snow is forecast from upper michigan to new york state by tomorrow with lesser amounts as far south as west virginia. on mount rainier, the hunt for a suspected killer comes to a on mount rainier, the hunt for a suspected killer comes to a sudden end when we come back. my moderate to severe erp plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer up to 9 months. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it m

. >> i am joined by allen mullaley. >> what we shared this morning, especially in the fourth quarter toward the end of the first quarter, it deteriorated in europe. also we are still dealing with the floods in thailand which affected our production in asia pacific. you add those two things together, plus increase in commodities which is far above what all of us expected as a result of that fourth quarter performance. >> let's talk first about europe. this is the crazy uncle in the closet everybody says they are going to fix. the business continues to lose money. can you fix europe? on the conference call you indicated you expect things to improve this year, but there is skepticism there. >> careerly, we continue to restructure our business in europe for a number of years now. up until this year, we've been profitable for years. with the slowdown going so fast, it hurt us in the fourth quarter. based on restructuring, plus the new products fell. on the revenue side we have a number of new platforms coming in. >> you shift production to the lower cost centers, romania, russia, turkey.

we go. jim harbaugh and allen smith fired up before the game, first quarter, scoreless. alex smith, to his big tight end, vernon davis. we ill trot 49 yards for the first touchdown of the game. 7-0 right there after the slam-dunk over the goal post. later in the first, smith to michael crabtree. they're up by two touchdowns. second quarter, saints down, then drew brees, to marcus colston, he's across the goal line. nice pass there. fourth quarter, niners down one. smith, see you later, bootleg run, he's in the end zone. so you think it's over? not quite. here come the saints, retaking the lead. brees to his tight end, jimmy graham. he'll go 66 yards. stiff-armed, all the way to pay dirt. new orleans up 3 three. alex smith to davis -- they have the final say. a wild and crazy game. tears of joy, 49ers win, 36-32, live report coming up at 6:20. all right. warriors and bobcats, local kid, stefan curry missing his fifth straight game. late first quarter, kemba walker hits a three. second quarter now, feeds derrick brown for the jam and it was getting out of hand. bobcats up b

minute analysis and the guy who has a congressional district in the sunshine state of florida, allen west. so we got a busy four hours to kick off right now, ladies and gentlemen. thanks for joining us. >> i believe that was the talking heads. >> i was going to say -- >> we are the talking heads. >> i was trying to figure out what the name was song was to see what the relevance. this must be the place. thank you very much. >> right. that's great. plus we can also take -- we are talking heads. >> this is your place for election results. >> ok. >> tonight. >> and before we do that, we have to tell you the other news of the day as well. fox news alert. 15 suspected al-qaida terrorists killed by air strikes in yemen while you were sleeping. police people that is who live in the city of ladar says the drone fired missiles at two vehicles on the ground. among the dead, four regional al-qaida leaders. no word on who is behind the strike. democrats looking into operation fast & furious say their year long investigation has turned up no evidence that high level officials at the justice department planned

we appreciate you. we'll let you come down from whatever you're on. mike allen, john heilemann, see you on "morning joe." >>> we all know lebron james is the real star. in south beach yesterday he did it again, just up the road from here. highlights of the heat and bulls, perhaps the two best teams in the nba, ahead in sports. >>> romney shows off his skills with the cuban-american community. a candidate, a pig and a knife. that story to check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >>> it all amounts to the most ambitious series of communist attacks yet mounted, spreading violence into at least ten provincial capitals, plus american air bases and civilian installations, stretching the length of the country. ♪ round, round, get around, i get around ♪ [ female announcer ] new and improved swiffer dusters with dust lock adhesive can clean virtually every surface in your home. ♪ its thousands of fluffy fibers pick up dust here, there, pretty much everywhere. and swiffer dusters traps 3 times more dust than a feather duster. and locks it away. ♪ swiffer cl

we are expecting remarks from michael steele and former congressman j.c. watts. this will also discuss more ways to bring minorities to the republican party. allen west is a the host. we are apparently still a couple minutes away from the start. we will have that live when it gets underway in just one moment. until then, your phone calls from today's washington journal. host: how is your governor handling the economy in your state? we want to hear from you this morning. your outlook from the economy going forward. it says that the biggest reason for slower growth is that the effects of the japanese earthquake will not last. she has been a guest here on c- span. slower growth will help keep unemployment at 8.4% or higher through the years and, economists predict. the good news? the risk of a u.s. recession is falling. they're calling it only a 22% probability in the next 12 months. europe's financial crisis will ship only 0.25% of the u.s. growth. more than 90% of the economists think that home prices have bottomed out or will by the end of this year. the federal reserve will not raise interest rates until the second half of 2013. almost as many

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allen is ready for the challenge. >> the way i view how to coach players you coach firm and fair and hold them accountable to their actions. that is what wedo here. >> allen held his first press conference as the head coach this afternoon. he has been in the nfl ten years. he was the defensive coordinator for the broncos. he is the youngest head coach in the nfl. he is 39 years old. >> that is our report. trainings thanks for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. have a good night.

tomorrow is egg gar allen poe's birthday and since 1940s we have waited for the man to delivered the rose and conyeah to the grave of poe. since 2009 there's before no poe toaster. there was a rumor the man died but they will give it another shot tonight to see if eye arrives. die-hard fans are expected to see if the toaster might return. >>> the people living in seattle washington are struggling to keep with mother nature. they are dealing with what is most unusual. massive snow in a sick northwest. how much is expected -- pacific northwest. how much is expected. >>> is the removal from junk food helped overweight kid. we will look when "good morning maryland continues on this wednesday, january 18th. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. ♪ when did you start that project? every new year comes with a few stories waiting to b

we really do have a wonderful weekend. and we're like a big family. >> reporter: this year, she's taking the edgar allen poe byrd -- bird house, with viniets of baltimore. there's johnny unitas and a good luck voodoo doll. >> we thought it would be nice to go and show these folks how we feel about edgar allen poe and the food house. >> reporter: nancy raises money year round through the kick hunger challenge. >> all of that money gets matched by general mills and goes to that city's food bank. >> this is nancy longo's 16th trip to the super bowl. and she'll take the pride of charm city with her. >> so we're going to go make some crab cakes as usual. and feed the folks in indianapolis and other folks that are coming this year. >> and have a good time. >> and have a good time. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >>> if you'd like to make a donation to help kick hunger challenge. log onto wjz.com. look for this story in the seen on section. >> nancy is such a great person. >> yes. >> an amazing chef. >> great chef. >>> don't miss the cbs evening news. here's one of the stories they're working on. >>> i'm mark strausman.

we think, some time later today. again, thousands upon thousands of people will come together to honor this singular and iconic individual. >> nbc's ron allen much for that update. >>> we got a tweet a short time ago from rand paul's office, the congressman, and apparently he's been detained at the airport. kelly o. is working the phones in d.c. for us, she's got some details. we'll have that story coming up right after the break. specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. >>> hi, everybody, good morning, i'm thomas roberts. in the next hour of msnbc, the fight for florida, the gop race

for common sense that we've seen where we have, you know, again, ten years in and we have, you know, general john allenakdown in discipline, to try to wainlg an endless war, i don't know what is. >> i mentioned a moment ago hastings "rolling stone" article about general mcchrystal because he has now expanded upon that in a new book called "the operators, the wild and terrifying inside story of america's war in afghanistan" and i asked michael about vice president joe biden whom mccrystal and a top adviser mocked who a top adviser mocked in an infamous scene from an article and the book. >> i would say if vice president biden had had his way in the strategy discussions of two years ago, we would not be looking at that video we just showed earlery today. what vice president biden advocated for is a limited footprint of american soldiers and marines in afghanistan to focus on this -- the specific counterterrorism mission, meaning specifically targets the terrorists, the al qaeda-linked terrorists who threatened the united states homeland. that's what vice president biden wanted to do. that's where we're o

allen west, he could run for president. so we have all this amazing talent, and is not going to be a cakewalk for chris christie and six years, particularly because i will be just one enemy if he doesn't run this time. >> how tall are you? >> i think about 87 4. [laughter] give or take. [inaudible] >> this should become and we're counting on heritage foundation, we are county, they should do a good year for the republicans and the senate. unfortunately, you know, in 2010 we had a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of anger about obamacare, but it is just the luck of the draw. we did have good senate seats up either the democrats hold a vast, what, 60 or 70% are held, it was about 50/50 republicans and democrats out. the democrats were up for election like barbara boxer, they were in solidly blue states. they were not going to lose we did have many opportunities in the last election to pick up senate seats. but that changes next year. it changes three years from now. those are two fantastic years. i don't know how republicans are going to b

allen. i know it's brs. we will continue to follow the weather conditions in addition to what's happening there on the ground in alabama. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thanks, allen. >>> well, gabby giffords had just barely started her congress on the corner event in tucson last january when she was injured in that shooting rampage. well, this week, she resigns. >> i don't remember much from that horrible day. but i will never forget the trust you placed in me to be your voice. i have more work to do on my recovery, so to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. >> dana, you had a chance to talk to two of her closest friends there on capitol hill. what are they telling you? i bet this video, this taping, is moving a lot of people this morning. >> reporter: it is. i think you and i just had the same reaction watching it, kyra. it is very, very tough. and that is exactly what two of her friends as you said that i spoke to, a senator from new york and the congresswoman from florida, who of course is also

allen. >> this is a new day in oakland raider football. wegressing forward and we will set our own goals and aspirations in the things we want to accomplish within the organization. >> you read people well. do you feel that is a man that could lead the raiders? >> i hope so, yeah. >> don't hope. do you believe him? >> i don't know. you are the sports experts. you are the sports director. what do you think? >> i have to wait and see myself. >> see, now -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you cheat now. >> i am going to wait and see. seems like a nice guy. >> yeah. nice family. >> exactly. socially he will be great. he will probably be good. video of tight super bowl week. that is why my producer says here are the new york giants getting on a bus at 10:00 a.m. this morning. going to indianapolis. the giants gettingoon bus. scary experience during this nfl deal. called the nfl experience. where kids can gather together, throw the ball around, 51 miles per hour winds closed two tents for an hour. nobody insurped and they got back to making money.

we are here near the grave site area of edgar allen poe, the poe toaster has been a faithful visitor for decades and you know what, he usually shows up anywhere between midnight and 5:30 a.m. this morning, we have a few people that are out here. they have been out here since midnight faithful followers. you can see them lined up speaking through the gates there trying to see if we can see anything. but last year, and a couple years, he's been a no show. this year we are still waiting to see if he turns up. again, we have until 5:30 but so far, he's been a no show this morning. but there have been about 3 impostors i am told by the curator. the poe toaster has paid a visit to poe's grave in honor of the write are's birthday, which is -- writer's birthday which is today. he he leaves and conyeah and fans gather to honor his birthday. we have fred joining us from bowie and tell me, why do you come out every year? >> i am really not certain. it's just intriguing. i saw the original poe toaster twice. >> reporter: wow you saw him and i understand he is so sneaky but you got to see him. >>