what, to protest against the badger cull? probably 'cause she was bored. still, i'm sure our new head will now introduce a not-posting- bits-of-dead-badgers- to-prime-ministers target. my dad put a dead rat in my bed and he said i've wet it, but i hadn't. this is deion. hi, deion. he didn't put a dead rat into your bed. he does things when he's drunk. he throws bricks at me and he fights policemen. nice tea, ben's mum. that's-- that's okay. we've finished, mum. can we get down? all right. not till everyone's-- okay. not until-- well, go on, then. karen, i want you to finish that. i don't like it! and also, it's not in my special bowl. mum: ohh... i'm not eating anything that's not in my bowl. so, how was school? ( grunts ) make any friends? it's the second day, dad. make any enemies? try not to worry about this bullying thing. there's no reason he should be bullied. there's no reason why i was bullied. your dad said it was because you were effeminate. not effeminate-- sensitive. and jake's sensitive. they'd have him for breakfast at my school. they'd have

may never know why the shooting started, but why the shooting started, but it ended because bill badger, joe zamudio and patricia maisch saw a chance and took it. with the gun aimed at his head, badger, a 74-year-old retired army colonel made a lucky move. >> i turned my head like this and the bullet went right above my ears across here. >> reporter: the gunman was turning to patricia maisch. >> i was really expecting to be shot and just then the gun fire stopped and two men jumped on him. >> reporter: one of those men was colonel badger, wounded and bleeding. >> i got him by the throat, the other guys got his knee on the back of his neck. >> reporter: the gunman was down but trying to reload his 9 millimeter handgun. >> so i grabbed the magazine before he could and held on it to. >> reporter: joe zamudio was buying a pack of cigarettes nearby when the first shots were fired. >> i go out the doors and there's a man that says "shooter, get down." >> reporter: you heard the shots and went running toward the shots. >> i know. that's pretty crazy, huh? >> reporter: he helped hold the strugg

you know, i owe them my life. >> colonel badger. >> yes. >> you've got your arm around patricia. you did something amazing that day, leaping and tackling him and i'm getting him down so that he couldn't get up again. >> well, you know, the thing that i get out of this is the fact that how quick everybody bonded, and just like patricia and myself bonded as a result of this, but it'll be something that will haunt me the rest of my life. >> i'd like to go to mrs. bowman and dr. bowman in the front row here. you were just in the area. you were in the safeway, and you heard the shots. and your reaction was to rush out to them instead of stay hidden. what did you do, and what will you remember? >> we had just passed congresswoman giffords and gone into the produce aisle, which is not my favorite section but -- [ laughter ] and had not been in more than two to three minutes when the shots rang out very, very quickly. all of them was over with in probably less than three, four seconds, just done, it seemed. as i got to the front door a couple people ran in, one gal screaming they've shot

the badgers have won three straight rose bowls tcu looking to complete a perfect season. first quarter horned frogs down by ten. then tcu, the frogs find pay dirt. then wisconsin roars back. this score, badgers down 21-19. have to go for twosm the pass is batted down by tank carter. tcu holds off wisconsin to cap a perfect 13-0 sample -- season. playoffs anyone? the huskies already down 14. jones is pick off. takes it 46 yards to the house. uconn down 14-17. in the third sooners impose their will. this time jones connects with kennie. 59 yards. jones threw for a school record. later in the third, zack frazer's pass tipped and picked off by fleming. oklahoma snaps a five can game bcs bowl losing streak with the victory. michigan state spartans facing alabama in the capital one bowl. bama up 21. off the reverse jones gets to the corner. bam rushed for 275. the tide rolls over michigan state 49-7. >>> urban meyer's last game facing joe paterno. penn state driving but the pickoff by black. going 80-yard the other way to ice it. a long way to run in shoulder pads. florida send

bill badger made a move to bring down the gunman. >> somebody else took a chair and they hit him on the back of the head and he slumped forward. that gave me the opportunity to grab his left arm, and put my other hand up in his back and shove him down. >> reporter: badger and another man secured the shooter on the ground. >> he started hollering, but we held him there. >> reporter: the suspect was down but still tried to reload his gun. >> he dropped it out of his pocket, he was down and i was able to get it before he got it. >> daniel hernandez, a university of arizona junior showed no fear in the face of gunfire. >> reporter: arizona governor jan brewer led an ovation for gabrielle giffords intern. >> all i saw was the entry wound. that's where i was applying the pressure. >> reporter: and that pressure just may have saved giffords life. others that would be incredibly save is joseph goddard, he dove on top of his wife to protect her from the gunshots, he was shot and killed. >> we'll have more on the tucson story in about 15 minutes. including another conversation with a congresswoma

bill badger made a move to bring down the gunman. >> somebody else took a chair and they hit him on the back of the head and he slumped forward. that gave me the opportunity to grab his left arm, and put my other hand up in his back and shove him down. >> reporter: badger and another man secured the shooter on the ground. >> he started hollering, but we held him there. >> reporter: the suspect was down but still tried to reload his gun. >> he dropped it out of his pocket, he was down and i was able to get it before he got it. >> daniel hernandez, a university of arizona junior showed no fear in the face of gunfire. >> reporter: arizona governor jan brewer led an ovation for gabrielle giffords intern. >> all i saw was the entry wound. that's where i was applying the pressure. >> reporter: and that pressure just may have saved giffords life. others that would be incredibly save is joseph goddard, he dove on top of his wife to protect her from the gunshots, he was shot and killed. >> we'll have more on the tucson story in about 15 minutes. including another conversation with a congresswoma

bill badger is one that tackled the shooter. >>> we pushed and i had to do something, i couldn't let this guy go by. >> one stopped him from reloading the weapon. one was shot and killed while saving his wife's life. he had pulled her down and covered her as the shots started flying. >> still ahead... can you hear me now? they call for verizon. big announcement expected this week who the largest cell phone carrier. >> new program that one bay area hospital that is helping >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> local officials in are hoping that people will track down a person that shot a sea lion. they are offering a $2500 ward leading to the arrest of the person or persons that shot the sea lion. they found him suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. rescuers named the sea lion silent night. he is now blind in his right eye and won't be able to return to the wild. for more information, go to our website at www.abc7.com. and click on see it on tv. >> all the rumors of when verizon will start selling the iphone, they are expected to announce the company wil

bill badger is one that tackled the shooter. >>> we pushed and i had to do something, i couldn't let this guy go by. >> one stopped him from reloading the weapon. one was shot and killed while saving his wife's life. he had pulled her down and covered her as the shots started flying. >> still ahead... can you hear me now? they call for verizon. big announcement expected this week who the largest cell phone carrier. >> new program that one bay area hospital that is helping children. are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to cigarettes? one out of two regular smokers will die prematurely from smoking. you don't have to be one of them. escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >>> local officials in are hoping that people will track down a person that shot a sea lion. they are offering a $2500 ward leading to the arrest of the person or persons that shot the sea lion. they found him suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. rescuers named the sea lion silent night. he is now blind in his

badgers have to go for a two- point conversion, but the pass is swatted. gary patterson gets to celebrate a 13-0 season after his team's 21-19 win. >>> it was a bad day for the big ten all the way around. in the cap capitol one bowl, watch the move by the quarterback. it's a 35-yard touchdown. the tide rolls 49-7, just loss number two for the spartans. 84-year-old jo paterno still going and urban myers returning. florida sends mier out a winner. florida coach urban myer closes his career with a win over penn state. in the gator bowl, mississippi state handed michigan's its worst loss. we'll have the rest of sports tonight at 10:00. >> well, coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, dozens of people were forceed from their homes fueling a fire in san francisco. what's being done for the vic testimonies and what happened just hours before the fire? that's tonight on the 10:00 news. i'm maureen naylor. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. see you then. >> good-night.

. >> terry: william badger tackled the gunman. >> i had a chokehold, roger had a knee on the back ofhis neck. i felt the bullet hit the back of my head, and it was just a stinging sensation. >> terry: daniel hernandez made a plea for solidarity. >> i think we have seen a big sense of the community coming together or not, not just tucson, but the national community. we need to utilize this to have a more constructive instead of destructive political discourse. >> terry: one man who was wounded was in the audience and made what seemed to be a threat against a tea party leader, also present. james fuller was taken away for psychiatric evaluation. in the end, this tucson school girl said it best. >> it makes the world sound like a crazy place sometimes. >> reporter: abc news. >> terry: as more political leaders call for tone-ed down rhetoric spin creased civility, two new york senators are making a symbolic gesture. >> my colleague called for democrats and republicans to sit together at the state of the union. i called up tom, and he graciously agreed, we're going to set together wednesd

. >> reporter: william badger tackled the gunman. >> i had a chokehold on him. roger had his knee on the back of his neck, and everytime he moved i tightened my grip. >> and nearly paid with his life. >> i full the bullet hit the back of my head. it was a sting sensation. >> reporter: dan hernandez made a play for solidarity. >> utilize this to have a more constructive instead of destructive political discourse. >> reporter: one man wounded made what seemed to be a threat against a tea party leader also present. james fuller was taken away from psychiatric evaluation. perhaps in the end, this tucson school girl said it best. >> i think it makes the world sound like a crazy place sometimes. >> terry: abc's dianne sawyer will a air the first television interview with astronaut mark kelly, the husband of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the interview will air during a special edition of 20/20, this tuesday, on abc-7. >>> we're now getting a better idea of the negative impact when the america's cup yacht race comes to san francisco in 2013. race organizers will pay

she actually got ahold of the magazine, the alleged gunman would use and bill badger grazed bay bullet but was able to grab the gunman's wrist. >> the thing about it, when you see something like that happen, a lot of people run, i want to protect myself but went straight for the guy causing all the damage. could have gotten killed themselves. >> that's true. a lot of people as you said run, they will freeze. what exactly makes a person risk their lives to save the lives of others? hopefully niece folks will give us insight. i have a feeling they will tell us they did what they thought they had to do at the moment. >> always so humble saying i'm not a hero but they definitely are. >> that's coming up in a bit a. lot more coming up on "the early show." your local news is next. ,,,, 3q a wipe is a wipe unless it's also a scrub. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have 2 sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. one side for everyday touchups. and one to scrub tough messes. all while killing 99.9% of germs. for tips on a healthy home visit lysol.com/missionforhea

the badgers go for a two point conversion and the tie. but tank carter rises up to swat right at the line of scrimmage that preserves the lead for the horn frogs who make their mark coming from the mountain west conference and winning a bcs bowl and that's the thanks patterson gets. the frogs win 21-19. in all likelihood will end up second in the final college football poll. >>> connecticut tonight is trying to make the case that the big east belongs in a bcs bowl game. oakland the fiesta bowl the huskies weren't quite ready for the bright lights. sooners jones lobs one up for a very open cameron kenny. the yard made it 27-10. oklahoma early in the fourth quarter. jones threw for 275 yards with help from the defense. off the hands of the receiver michael smith right into the arms of fleming who goes 55 yards to the end-zone. sooner's return two interceptions for touchdowns and handed out a good old- fashioned whipping. 48-20 the final as oklahoma finishes 12-2 after putting up 524 yards of offense. >>> it was a very long bowl day for the

and badger got in only act nine minutes before the break a brilliant through ball from me on the now so found it he asked on the shot was blocked but that rose was there for the follow up who won how did eventually finish bowling bilious second gold bar so now four points in front of madrid. and it was a case of all knows even in the english premier league on sunday full games full jewels on the day ended with manchester united moving back on top a long side cross-town rivals city alex ferguson's side the able to break down wind hart lane united also ending with ten man up to rafael received his second yellow card on seventy four minutes three dollar games on the date elsewhere including a town filled wary of cooling fantasy and little boy a tool jolt with everton both sides just four points above the relegation zone after that jol sunderland meanwhile full back to secure a point against new cost. well well them again and aston villa also drew that question. and that brings us to the grains where after a double thirty six hole round on sunday it was mark wilson was the man left celeb

badgers not happy about that. 21-19 is the final there.of funny to think of the two coaches in today's outback bowl. florida's urban myer is the one that is retiring and not 84- year-old joe patterno. myers leaving due to health concerns while joe insisting he will be back for a 46th season next year. >>> final minute. gators up six. penn state on the move. but black right there picks it off says i'm going the other way. catch him if you can and you can't. he took it 80 yards the other way for the florida touchdown. one of five turnovers on the day for the lions. the gators a winner. they win 37-24. rich rodriguez could be fired. we are just saying that. wolverines. watch this. perfect pass to owens for the touchdown. things looking good right there. led 14-10. after the first quarter. but then it was all bulldogs on 4th and 10. hit michael carr. mississippi state scores 42 unanswered points. the doors off michigan 52-14 to win the gator bowl. wolverines worst bowl loss in school history. >>> another one here. pretty sure this guy who won'

and badger god in all they are nine minutes before the break a brilliant through ball from leo no massive saudi any astarte was shot was blocked but that rose was there for the follow up for one how it would eventually finish following bilious second goal bar sent out four points in front of real madrid in. now japan have booked their place in the last state of the asian cup following a five nil win over saudi arabia cian g okazaki open the scoring in the eighth minute top to be to become the keeper one on one and easily lifting the ball over he's had. the same man okasaki double delayed five minutes late so the left people are firing her while tripping point course there. and it was three nearly in the nineteenth minute to anyone outrunning the keeper in the box where he's supposed to go in the night after the break japan continue to dominate sewn both hands of the pitch with my hand to eddie his second making it for a nail with that header. wasn't enough for japan though we met her once again ten minutes from time okazaki completing the goal fast with these and suing the final score of

. >> at the scene, we also met up today with retired army colonel william badger. he came to this shopping center saturday morning to talk with his congresswoman. he ended up helping to hold down the gunman and he carries a fresh bullet wound on the back of his head where one of the shots grazed him. >> and all of a sudden i heard bang, bang, bang, bang. when the shooting stopped, i got up. but i didn't realize it, but the shooter was as close as you are in front of me walking by in front of me, but somebody had picked up one of the folding chaired, folded it up and they hit him with this chair and he went down like this. when his left arm came out, i was able to grab it with my left hand. i grabbed his wrist. and when i grabbed his wrist, i was able to come down with this hand right on his back and together, another individual, you know, every bit as old as i am, grabbed him on the other side, and had his right arm and just like this, we took this guy right to the ground. but i never did serve in combat. >> don't feel bad about that. >> i didn't serve in vietnam.

. >> reporter: phil badger was grazed by a bullet in the head.to pull him to the ground. >> i grabbed him by the wrist and shoved down on him. >> reporter: the 22-year-old gunman, no match for the 74-year-old retired army conditiona colonel. >> every time he would move a little bit, i would apply pressure with my knee and choke him. >> i got the magazine and i was able to secure that. >> reporter: in the terror of that moment, how could you do that? >> because that's what needed to be done. >> reporter: most heroes are afraid. but they have the unique ability to react. to not be paralyzed by their fears. just like those who ran into the towers, or leapt into the floodwaters. who used whatever they had to do what they could when it counts. wide-eyed interns and white-haired retirees, reluctant heroes. >> i think that's enough. i'm really not a press hog. >> reporter: but heroes nonetheless. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> it is amazing the bravery that tragedy brings out. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. p.

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colonel badger tackled the gunman. >> and yet you're uncomfortable with the idea of having the hero label attached to you? >> this is the hero. if i'm a hero, he's a super hero. >> you gave the shooter a black eye, didn't you? >> he was saying ow, ow, ow, and i, of course, i didn't know roger before this happened, but i said, roger, let up a little bit, and roger said, i don't care. >> reporter: lynn rich, the gunman's neighbor, speaking for the first time. >> i wish that i would have had more courage to have said more to his parents. >> reporter: one of the things that struck me, you spoke of the music. you said there was once beautiful music coming from that house. >> yes, there was. jared played in a jazz band. and i just loved sitting in my house listening to that music come out of the house. and something changed. >> reporter: and when you asked the family, what was the answer? >> there was no answer. i was just glared at and turned a back on. >> reporter: there were so many in the room who asked, why isn't there more to help detect signs of mental illness long before tragedy? this w

bill badger was grazed by a bullet in the head but somehow was able to pull the gunman to the ground.i grabbed him by the wrist and back of the arm and shoved down on him. >> reporter: the 22-year-old gunman no match for the 74-year-old retired army colonel. >> every time he would move a little bit, this other individual would apply pressure with his knee and i would choke him. >> reporter: patricia maisch, 61 years old, disarmed him. >> they said, get the magazine, so i got the magazine and was able to secure that. >> reporter: and the terror of that moment, how could you do that? >> because that's what needed to be done. >> reporter: science tells us most heroes are afraid but they have the unique ability to react, to not be perilized by their fear. just like those who ran into the towers, who leapt into the floodwaters, who used whatever they had to do what they could when it counted. >> it's almost like flowers blooming out of carnage. we want to believe that that represents, even if it's a one or two individuals who acted heroically, that that represents the real american traditi

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. >> reporter: and this call from sally badger desperately searching for her husband, bill. >> my husbandust called me and told me he was shot. he went to gabrielle giffords' -- whatever they were doing today, and he said he was shot. >> your husband was shot? >> that's what he said. he just called and then the phone went dead. >> reporter: but bill badger survived the mayhem of a bullet grazing his scalp. and in an extraordinary act of heroism, he helped tackle the gunman. potentially preventing so many more death. >> we just pushed him. he went right to the ground. there was no struggle or fight. had to do something. i just couldn't sit there and let this guy go by. others restraining him, patricia maisch sprang into action. >> he was pulling a magazine out of his pants pocket with his left hand, and i was able to grab the magazine. >> reporter: and then there's the story of dorwin stoddard. this man in an act of courage and love pulled his wife down, jumped on top of her and died as a result. >> when he pulled her down he fell on top of her. she thought her legs were hurting because he

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. >> we want to send a sharp contrast here in the badger state that wisconsin is open for business. >> reporter: but every state could soon feel the pinch. they'll have $66 billion less to spend this year when federal stimulus money runs out. barbara pinto, abc news, chicago. >>> we heard today from ronald reagan's son, ron jr., who says he noticed a kind of gathering storm, a concern about his father's health and reactions, earlier than others have cited. he has written a new book. and he told elizabeth vargas he decided to shadow his father in the white house. >> reporter: you say that he was sitting at the phone, making phone calls and he was reading notecards, like he had prompts? >> yeah, and that bothered me. it seemed like conversations that wouldn't really require that. >> reporter: you watched him throughout the day. did he not remember things? or was he forgetful, or -- >> no, it wasn't anything that obvious. it wasn't like, oh, my god, he doesn't remember he's president. it was just -- i had an inkling that there might be something going on. >> reporter: in hindsight, ron s

. >> when asked about the acts of heroism, bill badger says anyone would have done it. >> and when weme back tonight a major technology upgrade for golden gate bridge. your money is not going to be good here much longer. >> one >>> a reward being offered in the shooting of a sea lion. waits reported with a gunshot wound to the head. the sea lion is now blind in one eye and cannot be returned to the wild. two branches of the humane society put up $25,000 for information lead together rest and conviction of whoever shot this animal and to find out who to contact if you have information go to abc 7 news.com. >> there is a familiar sight on the golden gate bridge could be gone by next year. there is a push to eliminate toll takers on the bridge. it has been called with the best view in the world. it belongs to toll takers on golden gate bridge. >> toll takers like gateway to the city. >> michelle snow noes as well as anyone, spending 15 years collecting tolls before moving to landscaping staff. now that seems like a good decision. golden gate bridge toll takers have become an endangered s

badgers down 21-19 with two minutes to go. they have to go for two. and scott's pass batted down by tank carter. holds off wisconsin, 21-19. the perfect 13-0 season. playoffs, anyone? our second bcs contest, oklahoma and yukon, second quarter. six off landry jones and he'll take it 48 yards for the house. yukon down 14-7. but in the third, sooners would impose their will. 59 yards, jumps through for a school record. 433 yards, 27-10 oklahoma. later in the third, tip intercepted by jamal fleming. he goes the other way. the first of sixes and oklahoma snapped a five-game bcs bowl game losing streak with a 48-20 victory. michigan state thought it should have been in the rose bowl. facing alabama and the capital one bowl. it was roll tied in the second. up 21. also reversal. jones gets to the corner, turns on the burners. alabama rushed for 275 as a team. the tide rolls over michigan state, 49-7. meyer coaching his last team facing joe at penn state. 30-24, penn state driving but matt is picked off by lamont black. he goes 80 yards the other way to isaac.

this score badgers down.y tcu holds 0 wisconsin 21-19 to cap a perfect season playoffs anyone? >> our second contest objections and uconn already down 7-0 but finds him. he'll take it 48 yards. uconn down just 14-7. in the third this time he connects 59 yards for a school record 433 yards and three scores 27-10 oklahoma. later in the third this was intercepted by jamal fleming. oakland's snapped a five game bcs bowl losing streak with a victory. >> michigan state should have been in the rose bowl but facing alabama in the capital one bowl. it was tied and here is a reverse, gets to the corner turns on the burners 35 yards. and tide rolls over them 49-7. >> and coaching his last game in the fourth penn state driving picked off. he goes 80 yards. florida turns out to be the winner 37-24 your final. to the gator ball rich rodriguez fighting for his job and it was ugly for the men in blue. he hits him for the score. this is as good as gone. wolverines suffered the worst loss 52-14. >> sports good teams know how t

. >> reporter: william badger tackled the gunman. >> i had a choke hold on him.tinging, burning sensation. >> reporter: daniel hernandez, a member of congresswoman giffords' staff who came to her aid when she was shot, made a plea for solidarity. >> i think what we've seen is a big sense of the community coming together, not just the tucson, arizona, but the national community. we need to utilize this to have a more constructive instead of destructive political discourse in the future. >> reporter: one man wounded in the tucson shootings who was in the audience made what seemed to be a threat against a tea party leader, also present. james eric fuller was taken away for psychiatric evaluation. perhaps in the end, this tucson schoolgirl said it best. >> i think it makes the world sound like a crazy place sometimes. >> reporter: chuck sivertsen, abc news. >>> we are hearing reports this morning the federal trial of the alleged shooter will be moved out of arizona because of too much pretrial publicity. "the washington post" said jared loughner will be tried in san

badger standing out there heard it's 49 degrees are you ok out there? >> and very cold out here. the lakers beat the cavaliers by 55 points. if that doesn't get a broad mvp award it to see how bad the cavaliers are without them i don't know what will. can you explain what took place last evening? >> if your cavalier fan nothing took place. they were horrible. poor effort on their part, didn't try very hard deals gave thought. the lakers were overwhelming against that of the defense was played. they were just too tall, too big, too powerful the lakers just desperately beat them down. >> the warriors were hoping to catch a break on a back- to-back kobe only played 24 minutes everybody should be arrested. if after a game look ron james put out this week that everybody is talking about. your response is the guy who covers the league about a bronze attitude so far have you read it? >> the first thing i thought good for him because it gave us something to talk about. good for the same time as i leave alone let it be. he's 25 years old he's still got he still selling is oates any still

a constant badgering of students gets you nowhere. it only makes them afraid. but if you encourage more than you discourage, then eventually the water rises. i remember having teachers who discouraged. they were very effective. but in the long run i think it's better to fool around with them and also to make them think which is true that what they're doing is extremely important and that their lives are very important. >> brown: ultimately it raises the question i asked in the introduction here. why write? you're a professional writer. you must have established why you write. >> i've been thinking about this question along with the book and other things. i came up with four reasons. we write to make suffering endureable, even intelligible, justice desirable, and love possible. i can elaborate on those things. but the most important is love. that after all the suffering, all the injustice, all the evil that one sees in the world, if you can rise above it and make it beautiful and then lovable, then that's worth a lot. >> brown: you also in the final section your

badgers down 21-19 with two minutes to go. they have to go for two.he pass batted down by tank carter. tcu holds down wisconsin 21-19. the perfect 13-0 season. playoffs, anyone? our second contest oklahoma and yukon. second quarter. the underdog huskies down but showing fight picks off jones and he'll take it 48 yards to the house. yukon down 14-7 but in the third, sooners will impose their will. 59 yards. jones threw for a school record, 433 yards and three scores, 27-10 oklahoma. inter -- intercepted by jones. a 48-20 victory. should have been in the rose bowl. facing alabama in the capital one bowl. it was tied in the second. already up 21. jones gives to the corner. turns on the burners. 35 yards alabama runs for 275 as a team and the tide rolls over michigan state 49-7. coaching hills last team. in the fourth 30-24 penn state driving but picked off by black. he goes 80 yards the other way to isaac. florida sends him out as a winner 37-24 your final. to the gator bowl. michigan's chris rodriguez fighting for his job. facing mississippi state. it w

the horn frogs held off the wisconsin badgers and became... in the game's final minutes. tsu has 13 wins and no losses. today's forecast is far from perfect. rain along the east and west coasts. snow up north and cold everywhere in between. hey, it's winter. it will remain cold, wet or both across the country except in hawaii where it will be sunny and in the 70s. next film critic roger ebert starting over. and later stepping out,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: starting over after a terrible setback is extraordinarily difficult, but a well known movie critic is doing just that. cynthia bowers has paid him a visit. >> first you don't know where it's going and then you don't care where it's going because the characters had developed such a quirky charm. >> a sinister inner force took over and i found myself typing-- and i quote-- i hated this movie. hated, hated, hated, hated this movie. >> reporter: for more than four decades, roger ebert has guided our choices at the box office. his syndicated newspaper column and trademark thumbs- up/thumbs-down routine with tv partner gene siskel

epresentative to r giffords and several individuals, including patricia, mace, army colonel bill badger,o retired, was also wounded in the shooting. roger sulzberger, joseph zamudio, daniel hernandez junio, adam ballis and that are stephed rael helped apprehend the gunmee and mrs. the injured thereby risking their lives for the safety of others. now, some of the actions took place during this tragedy have been carried extensively in the media, our reaction of the people in tucson and arizona toe this tragedy has been incredibli there's so many stories of courage and bravery associated with this action. the the quick reaction of our police remarkable, not to mention the yncredible and extremely rapid b care provided by the doctors and nurses and caregivers in tucsont so in this great tragedy that has taken place, we can again be comforted with the knowledge that our citizens react to it in the way that americans do and with hair with them, with courage and the sacrifice. so i think it is entirely appropriate that this resolution be passed as one of the first ac acts of thets new congress

bundles typically were made of the skin of a small animal like a badger, we saw her on her. they might be decorated with beads or quills, sacred objects would be carefully wrapped in cloth or tied in small pouches of leather from muslim. many years later peter pardo said the medicine bundle given to crazy horse by horn chips contained the dry seed of the wild esther mixed with the dried heart and brain of an eagle. a son of fire thunder reported crazy horse had on his person a little medicine bag just before each battle he would chew a small portion of this medicine and rub it on his body. chips himself said that eagle clause were part of the medicine bundle and that he further instructed crazy horse to make a zigzag streaked with red earth from the top of his forehead downward onto one side of his nose at the base, the point of the chan. this was done with one finger. one shifts added that the chief strike is horse with the mold from here. many of the details were included in the account by eagle elk, a friend of crazy horse and called him cousin and he described what he ha

representative giffords and whereas several individuals, including patricia mosh, amply -- army colonel bill badgero wounded in the shooting, roger schullingburg, and daniel hernandez jr. helped apprehend the gunman and assist the injured, thereby risking their lives for the safety of others and shall be commended for their bravery. now therefore be it resolved that the house of representatives, one, condemns in the strongest possible terms the horrific attack which occurred at the congress on your corner event hosted by representative gabrielle giffords in tucson, arizona, on january 8, 2011. two, offers its heartfelt condolences to the families, friends and loved ones of those who were killed in the attack. the rapid and complete recovery of those wounded in the shooting. christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john rohl, phyllis, dorwan and gabriel zimmerman. five, applauds the bravery and quick thinking exhibited by those individuals who prevented the gunman from potentially taking more lives and helped to save those who have been wounded. six, recognizing the service of the first responders wh