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a 6-yard td run by amman brad shaw with 57 seconds to go in the fourth quarter. and he wasn't even supposed to score, hoping to run the clock but his momentum carried him in. eli manning, mvp, throwing for nearly 300 yards and a touchdown. the hail mary with a big epic final play of the game, nearly caught. final scort giants 21 and patriots 17. and now we all remember janet jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction in 2004 but she has a little competition, during ma done nacy a performance of give me -- madonna's performance of give me all my loving, a guest performer gave the camera a gesture. and it missed it by the camera, and nfl and the nbc had to apologize. >> i have all of her albums. >> a huge madonna fan. >> when were they out? many years ago. >> a real storm brewing outside. a lot of clouds out there. streaming across the skies. no rain just yet. the temperatures are warm in some spots. and that wind will crank up the numbers to 65 degrees right now. and 60 in san francisco. and 55 in oakland. and 53 degrees in concord. and well, there it is. the clouds

we go to washington for cnbc's amman javers. >> good evening.ry moments today for some members of congress and members of the media who received suspicious packages with a powdery substance that law enforcement officials are saying so far has proved not to be dangerous, but law enforcement is also warning that the sender of these packages has said that up to ten united states senators will be receiving a deadly pathogen. so far no evidence of that. take a look at the list of members of congress that we know of. at least so far who have received these packages. senator patrick leahy, patrick toomey, joe lieberman, an independent from connecticut, and house speaker john boehner all receiving these suspicious packages. either in their washington or home district and state offices. also in the media, fox news headquarters receiving a suspicious package. john stewart and steven colbert receiving packages as well, and what we know about this, at least as of reason, larry, is that some of these packages have been postmarked in the pacific morgan stanle

meanwhile amman is turning to border as it offers gold and oil in return for good food economic sanctions by the united states and europe make it difficult for iran to pay for imports and euros and dollars iranian traders are now in talks with bush over using a rubles to pay for bring over the past two weeks are wrong and want more than one million tons of grain from russia that's a significant increase on last year. and less than how look at the markets and the your purse then it's pretty upbeat on the floor of our trade london's footsie is three quarters of a percent in the block germany's dax is gaining just under one. and here in russia the equities are trading in the block as well the r.t.s. is up more than one percent to my sex is gaining three quarters of a percent the salary. and i want to the biggest movers on the my sex energy majors are gaining momentum thanks to that crude price increase gazprom and lukoil of putting on more than two thirds of a percent each banking stocks are also ups their bank is topping the list more than one percent higher this hour. and i want to currenc

the situation in the country i'm joined by dr talk show more professor at philadelphia university in amman jordan so what's the out of the resolution has been vetoed what's next for syria well first thank you for inviting me. to. this vault by russian and china. is welcomed by the lot of people and truly it is in support of the sea of young people. has been said that both supporting and. supporting the syrian people and the dignity and democracy in syria by the. poles like rush and like united states of america. i think that the both russia is what's. see the people in fact because what is needed now in syria is as. broad law saying to the hobby dialogue and the russian proposal to have a. dialogue in russia all the syrian fractions opposition and pulled up on monday. the same. stage and without any consent or any. conditions the syrian government has agreed to that but unfortunately position lead by. i'm sorry and i'm here i'm sorry i have to interrupt you here russian about certain you want to tell you churkin is making a statement we're going to listen to that right now. capitols but i

next protests arrested in algeriathe algeria, lebanon, jordan, arsenia, amman and saudi arabia. the first egyptians to protest face on january 25. by january 31 more than 250,000 had swarmed cairo tahrir square. in the mild winter weather tens of thousands pitched large open-air tents, campus and plastic sheets draped over beams. inhabitants of various ideologies and factions formed committee such as the volunteer security service, trash collection, medical services, and these committees served as a template for later movements to europe and the u.s.. by summer, the uprisings had spread to sub-saharan africa, latin america, asia and europe. all these protests influence the people's who participated in occupy wall street. the press working group notice for examples that latino occupiers got a big inspiration from less publicized movements in chile, colombia, argentina, brazil, mexico and venezuela but all the protests of 2011 the massive and camp tents of the indignant had perhaps the largest impact on the form and strategy of occupy wall street. coordinated to facebook and twitt

if it doesn't stop, these wonderful contraceptives that we have won't be used in atlanta and in amman, jordan, and in nairobi. they won't be used because men will stop women from making decisions about their own fertility. and they do it in a hundred different ways. in many parts of the world, educating women about their options is part of an effort to improve women's health and to control overpopulation. robert hatcher: there's no doubt that overpopulation affects the health of entire communities in terms of water, air, crowding. it affects individual families in terms of their economics. it affts the health of women.es there's no doubt about unintended pregnancies, large families in many areas kill women so they're not able to raise their children. david bennett: i find it's less of a problem in terms of interference from religious organizations. it's often people who want to deny the fact that we are sexual human beings, and have sexual relations often without much forethought, sometimes with people that we only-- we know only casually, and sometimes with multiple partners. that's

a six-yard touchdown by amman brad shaw with 57 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. he goes backside first. the quarterback eli manning big day, 30 for 40, for nearly 300 yards and one touchdown. and this was the hail mary to finish the game. and it nearly got caught it. would have won it. it would have been an ep epic super bowl. certainly a better finish. and that's the final score 21- 17, the giants super bowl champs. >> what about the ads? >> a lot of folks watching those specifically. >> one getting a lot of buzz and a thumbs up from our producer kristen by the way, the doritos baby. here it is. >> who has the doritos, who has the doritos? you want one? sorry. too bad you're down there and i'm up here. >> they're so good. ♪ "(music)" >> the danen yogurt ad with john stamos, the one she ends up -- you will see right here. >> there you go. i fear a head butt coming up. what were some of your favorites. log in to facebook. chime in. we would love to hear from you and we will read some later in the show. the commercials are fun. >> especially with a little protein,

amman, good morning to you. >> good morning, jeff. if anyone was hoping that the u.n. vote yesterday was going to bring a lull about in the violence in the country it certainly hasn't. because reporters are unable to get into syria to report firsthand we've been relying on amateur footage to tell this story. another deadly day. gunfire erupts where residents earlier were still mourning victims from previous attacks. but russia and china vetoed a united nations resolution aimed at ending the violence and calling for the resignation of president bashar al assad. >> the international community must protect the syrian people from his abhorrent brutality. but a couple members of this council remain steadfast in their willingness to sell out the syrian people and shield a tyrant. >> reporter: the u.n. vote came on the heels of the single deadliest day in syrian uprising. a night time attack on friday that killed more than 200 people in what activists describe as a massacre. the u.n.'s inaction didn't dismay the opposition. shortly after that vote, thousands went back on to t

a powerful figure now, experts say he reports directly to iran's supreme leader, not to president amman >> what could he bring to the syrians they don't already have? >> we know, folks, iran provided syria with the technical capability to follow facebook and social media, to be able to see where the next protest was going to be. we suspect and are concerned about qods force providing training, and in fact the weapons to advanced snipers, stuff like that. >> reporter: it was the qods force that played a key role in the green revolution inside iran. why would iran send such a key figure to syria? >> the loss of a strategic ally like syria would be a critical blow. >> analysts say that's because syria is a key pipeline for weapons, supplies and trainers, and for similar aid to another group the u.s. considers a terrorist organization, hamas. we called for -- we didn't hear back. >> we know from u.s. officials they believe that the same qods force that apparently is now in syria understoob some attacks against americans in iraq. >> that's right. all those ied attacks in iraq that killed so