. >> it is much more than the for ballgame, there are the commercials. and the halftime show. bruno mars is the main performer pepp. bomb sniffing dogs and fighter jets will be in the sky. boats will patrol the hudson river. no specific terror plot has been identified, they will eat nothing to chance. >> the public should become double that everything can be done is being done. there is a lot of work being done behind the scenes. >> authorities are on the lookout for counterfeiters. million in knock memorabilia and tickets have been seized. coldestwill not be the super bowl ever. the gametime forecast is 40 degrees. you can look for her report tonight at abc 7 news at 5:00. when jason aldean will be playing at nationals park. elite july 25. be july 25. the following day, billy joel will be performing. you still have a chance to win tickets to that concert. up -- baseball, pitchers and catchers report in two weeks. it is almost time for baseball. >> it reminds us that spring is just around the corner. after this week, i think we will look forward to a little bit of warmth. toda

didn't appreciate him because in 1965 the son of a biscuit eater hit a home run and won us that ballgame>> grant was the first african american pitcher in the american league to win 20 games in a season. sweet lou was the hero of the 1965 world series. hit l.a. dodgers beat mudcat's minnesota twins. but it was what they endured off the field as well as on that had researchers anenburg school of history. 25 years since jackie robinson debuted in 1957. usc has chronicle as many histories as they can. >> first of all because it's one of the most important things we can do. in the end, it is to me one of the most important things i've accomplished in my academic career. >> now there's a sense of urgency to the project. just last month, paul blair passed away at the age of 69. dr. durbin would have loved to have interviewed blair for project. it is the same circumstances that were confronted by stephen spielberg and the members of his team 20 years ago. holocaust survivors were dying at an alarming rate before they could be interviewed. >> this is a situation here, many have died, most of who

we look at the satellite in seattle, the actual game forecast, it will be a perfect night for a ballgame at centurylink, temperatures in the mid-to upper 40s, and a few clouds. the forecast, 70 in livermore. in the 5-day forecast you see more dryness, and also in the 5-day forecast behind that, too. i've never seen a weather pattern like this, and everybody i talk to says it's unprecedented. we haven't seen this in this area and in california in recorded time, back to the 1850's. >> it's getting kind of scary. >> yes. something is a little off. >> thanks. >> some faithful 49er fans are getting ready for the game by buying up 49er gear. a lot of 49er fans are superstitious about what they wear when they watch the game, and many told us they want to add to their gear collection. you can show your 49ers spirit by showing this badge on facebook. it says, hammer the hawks! >>> coming up next in sports, baseball owners talk about the new topic of instant replay. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that c

>> and that's your ballgame. it was phil dawson's right foot that sent the niners into round two of the playoffs. he sent it right through the uprights. niners super bowl dreams still very much alive. they'll face the carolina panthers on the road this coming sunday. >>> back in the sunny, and warm bay area. many folks took in the comforts of the game. they kept their faith in the niners right down to the final nail biting seconds. >> the excitement of the crowd. everybody getting excited for the same cause. watching the niners take down the packers. it's going to be great. >> niner fans, and packer fans played nice at the bar. but plenty of good natured booing of a fan wearing packer green, and a big piece of cheese, all in good fun though. we'd like to see your niner pride. tweet your picture to us at cbsf. >>> our political analyst, melissa griffin cain tells us, how her situation could impact state law and cases like her's in the future. >> reporter: the family of jahi mcmath has found a facility in new york

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take me to the ballgame and take me through the metal detectors so wait that's not how the song goes well as the country changes sadly so must the national pastime they said the mariners released a statement that they like all of the teams for twenty fifteen are setting up metal detectors to screen all fans entering their stadium for get visions of hot dogs in home runs now everyone will be able to tell their grandkids about how their bags got searched because they had metal buttons at company name stadium baseball memories the team's management is also continuing their ban on bags larger than forty by forty by twenty centimeters because if you're going to stick an explosive device it had better be compact their body maybe i'm jumping the gun metal detectors can't touch your genitals or do a naked body scan they're probably the least intrusive coming form of security scan then again think about it they want to prevent some terrorist from blowing up a densely packed crowd of people in the stadium so the m l b wants teams to create densely packed lines of people outside the stadium bef

pushed out and that is your ballgame. indianapolis is a 28-point come back victory. the second largest come back in nfl history. >>> in the second game, philadelphia hosting new orleans. this one just finished. eagles come back down 6, nick foles for the score. phillies with a one point leave. they lead just enough time for the saints to march down the field. shayne graham, 32 yard field goal to end the game. saints win 26-24. their first playoff road victory. championship game, against north dakota state. last play of the first quarter, ties the game at 7. but it was all buyson after that. north dakota state wins 34-7 to win their third straight national championship, but a big congratulations to rob ambrose and the tigers. it's a new year but the washington capitals are still in a funk. alex so very . caps trying to avoid tying their season high losing streak. they lost three in a row. 13 seconds after taking a 1-0 lead. caps extend that. 2-0 caps. but in the second period it was a debacle for the capitals. game tied at 2. suitor with his second power goal. then in

take me up to the ballgame take me through the metal detectors so wait that's not how the song goes. well as the country changes. sadly so must the national pastime the shuttle mir has released the statement that they like all other teams for twenty fifteen are setting up metal detectors to screen all fans entering the stadium target decisions of hotdog two home runs now or ever will be able to tell their grandkids about how their bags got searched because that little buttons that company name stadium baseball memories the team's management is also continuing their ban on bags larger than forty by forty five twenty seven years because if you're going to stick an explosive device it'd better be compact their body. maybe i'm jumping the gun metal detectors kept such a gentle sport to a naked body scan here probably the least intrusive common form of security scan then again think about it what you had some tears from falling apart densely packed crowd of people the stadium to the mlb wants to use to create densely packed lives of people outside the stadium before the game starts the se

tonight is a big ballgame. cold? what cold. a got up to 71 degrees the last time it happened. it was october 31, halloween, 2009. the wizards beat new jersey. believe it or not, that is the last time the wizards were over the 500 mark. the redskins were coached by jim boren. >> this is not an easy thing. >> they will try to get there again. 4.5 years later. ready.ave to be >> recent history does not bode well. they have had three chances this season to go over the 500 mark, only to lose all three. now maybe the fourth is the charm. play -- wedon't don't come to play, we get beat by a mile. it doesn't matter who we play. that is our main focus. >> more on this game coming up at 6:00. the snow has put a spotlight on the super bowl. that is a four letter word the nfl does not want to hear. it is being played in cold weather for the first time ever. here we are, 11 days away from football's biggest stage. mother nature says not so fast. it sure hasn't. if you have tickets, it may cause trepidation. i know that is cold. i am planting the seed. we get a foot of snow like this, and t

he is the one who gets the ballgames going. he gets the bonfire going.e goes down and has coffee andtown with people he marie have met. everybody has got their thing. that is hugely important. they know that the one request that i have is that they stay loving siblings. .o far so good i will be looking down, so behave yourself. >> what is your involvement with the george bush library? >> not really very much. done tons for the environmental part and for the library. i didn't do much at our library. i just didn't. plate. was not on my my literacy does a lot up there. table wonderful literacy .omponent grid have a wonderful rose garden up there that somebody else put in my name. thank you for that little gift. re.ove taking the dogs of thei i love meeting the people. i enjoy the library a lot. are two of dogs, there ways you're in the library with us. this is bb. george and i used to call each other that. so we have three dogs name that. she is feisty and jealous of the other. she is my shadow. i cannot work without her. people.nown to nip at george. one p

laster it is a new ballgame. that is when you can take the ratio, and it it says spiked at all, once they do, that is a red flag. even if it is not above 4-1. you're going to get busted. that worked fine in 2012. it is not workaday. >> fascinating. thank you for joining us. great to see you again. the case continues. back in a moment. stay with us. >> in order to live together, law and order should be kept. you have to keep employing order. justice should be made. >> ariel sharon died saturday in a hospital. he was 85 years old. he suffered a massive stroke. he will be remembered as one of the most influential leaders in history. one of the greatest warriors. he played roles in the six-day war as a commander of the israeli army. he was elected prime minister in 2001 after the outbreak of the second palestinian intifada. dignitaries from 20 countries attended his memorial in jerusalem. joe biden was among those whom eulogized him. >> like all historic leaders, he was a complex man. about which you have already hea

passed the fourth anniversary citizens united talk a little bit about how that really changed the ballgame completely while citizens united was the pinnacle it was the capstone it brought together the buckley decision which said money is protected by the. to mammoth and the first national bank versus bloddy decision which was less than a decade later that said corporations have rights under the fourteenth amendment so now we have money having been protected by the first amendment corporations being protected by the fourteenth amendment which by the way was passed to free the slaves you know it's just hard to imagine a blink and say let's free the slaves and the corporations just. but but this is what our supreme court has done over the last thirty years and it has created a. politically corrupt system in the united states at the state and local and federal level i mean it's just it's happening all over the place it's very difficult for politicians these days not to be corrupted by politics in fact it's increasingly virtually impossible for them to run for office behaving in a way that coul

the terps climbed back into it and made a good ballgame out of it.pick it up in the final seconds of the first half. maryland on a five-nothing run. up 29-20. in the second half, turnovers turned into wolfpack points. great drop pass here. he slams it home. they were on a roll. the crowd was back in it. look, in rally, 65-66. it may be the last time those two teams play. stay safe. >> metro is preparing for the winter storm. rail service will start at its regular weekday schedule, but service may be reduced later because of expected low ridership and deteriorating weather conditions. bus service starting with a regular schedule. as the storm arrives, buses could be delayed or detoured. flightou have a scheduled for today, you will want to call ahead before you head to the airport. one of 1500 flights across the country were canceled ahead of today's storm. more than 250 flights are canceled today at d.c. and the baltimore airports alone. >> temperatures in chicago are in the single digits. lake effect snow warnings in effect there. the snow started m

and does something it's pretty much a move forward at this point i don't think it's the end of the ballgame i think there's lots of members of congress who are incredibly concerned about civilian casualties from drone strikes who aren't sold on the idea that the cia should be running the show and should be doing it so secretly thank you so much and i mean shah advocacy advisor at amnesty usa thanks for having me. and what that n.s.a. revelations role we're just learning that the national security agency has collected almost two hundred million text messages a day from across the globe using them to record specific flight the date time and location of messages sent dissolved of course a result of a joint investigation conducted between the guardian and the u.k.'s channel four news and it's all based off of material provided by former government contractor edward snowden also in the documents are revelations that the u.k. spy agency the g c h q has been using the n.s.a. database to search the private communications of people in the u.k. the n.s.a. programs combing was dish fire and according

the business of ballgames. so bummed about stanford losing yesterday. oh, well.inutes past hour, which means it is time to go on the markets. >> if you look at markets today, a different story from last year with the 29% gain in the s&p 500, closing at a record in 2013. now we see a little bit of a pullback. not unusual the first day of the year. people looking to the jobs report for direction on these markets. in terms of individual movers, sun power. ford is claiming a hybrid vehicle with their solar cells in their roof. the car will not be available for sale soon, but shares are getting a charge, so to speak, on the news. ann, the parent of and taylor, is getting a boost after a recommendation to buy. shares are trading higher by the most since august. for the first time in 44 years, warren buffett will likely miss his self-imposed goal of increasing richer hathaway's net worth at a faster rate than the s&p 500. raising questions about some of the investments he has made over the past year. the goal here is the net worth, the book value of the company outpaces

it is cute and you can bring your family to the ballgame without somebody drunk with beer in the bleachers pouring something at you yelling out racial slurs. >> they are still in chicago. >> go cubbies. >> that bear has no pants on. it is not family friendly. >> it is free ball. how do you think families are made? >> that's how they are made in america. >> you can't make a family with pants on. >> those are hairy pants. he is wearing hairy pants. >> he does president have anything on underneath. he is naked. >> that's why he is so happy. >> it is sexy bear. >> it is not family friendly. >> what is the idea like people are going to -- drunk meat heads in chicago are going to be like oh there is it a bear. i won't punch any babies in the bliechers and use -- bleachers and use racial slurs. >> andy, what is the eye teal mascot then? >> the ideal mascot is mr. met. a giant headed creepy mr. met. >> that's the scarest thing i have ever thing. it really is. it is half human and half ball. >> aren't we all, greg, again, aren't we all? >> like lance armstrong. >> that was pretty good. >> i refuse

. >> john fox preaching all week to finish the ballgame. that's exactly what the broncos did.ton manning delivered the dagger on offense, and there was a key sack in the corner as the broncos punch their ticket for the super bowl xlviii. >> it's an exciting feeling. i remember both sometimes we won the afc championship. i'm an afc guy. i'm biased towards this conference and it's a hard conference to win. >> the broncos will be making their seventh appearance at the. super bowl. in denver, colorado, al jazeera. >> seattle made it by beating the san francisco 49ers. the seahawks won 23 23-17. >> it's hope that it pops the cork and gets it done. >> stay with us here. because we've got another half hour of news coming straight to you from me in doha. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every

the pick there was the ballgame. 23-17 and seattle going to the super bowl, one more time abc's mikehumann in seattle. >> one man does not make a team, but colin kaepernick tried to carry this team. he had 130 yards rushing, but three turnovers in the fourth quarter and you will not win an nfc championship game like that. >> i did not play good enough to win. i turned it over three times and that cost the game. >> congratulations to seattle. they played a winning game. they won the football game. they made some very big plays and we made some very big plays. it was a 15-round fight right down to the last. >> i had a rough year, man, you know what i'm saying? i never thought we would be right here, man. those guys did it, man. >> it was a great season for the 49ers and they will realize that as time goes on. for now that was a tough pill to swallow. in seattle, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> it will be seattle and denver in the super bowl. the afc title game two future hall of famers. the pats couldn't stop the most potent offense in the nfl. the 15th meeting between these quarterbacks

the pick there was the ballgame. 23-17 and seattle going to the super bowl, one more time abc's miketle. >> one man does not make a team, but colin kaepernick tried to carry this team. he had 130 yards rushing, but three turnovers in the fourth quarter and you will not win an nfc championship game like that. >> i did not play good enough to win. i turned it over three times and that cost the game. >> congratulations to seattle. they played a winning game. they won the football game. they made some very big plays and we made some very big plays. it was a 15-round fight right down to the last. >> i had a rough year, man, you know what i'm saying? i never thought we would be right here, man. those guys did it, man. >> it was a great season for the 49ers and they will realize that as time goes on. for now that was a tough pill to swallow. in seattle, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> it will be seattle and denver in the super bowl. the afc title game two future hall of famers. the pats couldn't stop the most potent offense in the nfl. the 15th meeting between these quarterbacks. that would g

. >> first it was the play, auburn felled georgia 38-37 with just 37 seconds left in the ballgame.tipped ball from k marshall. >> what did that ball look like when it was hang up there? >> like a bag of money. when you see that you want to go and catch it. >> everybody thought that that was the play of the year but the following week auburn pulled off another miracle dubbed the pick 6. >> there -- oh my god, it is going to win the football game! he ran the mid field goal back. >> the tigers knocked off then number 1 alabama 34-28 in the iron bowl. at that point on life has never been the same. >> it changed a little from signing more autographs, taking pictures and getting standing ovation he in class. >> when that play and, i just loved to hear that. it makes me smile, it makes me happy knowing i made everybody else happy. >> because of those two miracle plays, davis and lewis are gracing the cover of sports illustrated. >> i see it online a lot and to finally get it in my head is a great feeling. it explains my personality. i like to show out a little bit. show the guns. >> you f

. >> denver head coach john fox has been preaching all week to finish the ballgame, that's what they did. terrence knighton came up with a key sack in the third quarter as the broncos punched their ticket to super bowl 38. >> i can remember both times that we won the afc championship, i'm an afc guy, i'm biased towards this conference so i think it's a hard conference to win and you feel like you've done something to win the championship. you realize that you still want to win one more game. >> i think that's what we did, we showed the wirld that we can play, we can keep playing and going to the super bowl. >> denver broncos in the super bowl how does that sound? >> that sounds great. now i'm here, i'll be making the most of it. >> the broncos making their 8th appearance. in denver colorado, ross shimabuku al jazeera. >> thank you ross. the stage is set for super bowl 48. the denver broncos will take on the seattle seahawks. the broncos will be the home team and they're installed as three point favorites. >> i asked you who was going to win and you called it. i'll put you on the spot

. >> i'm sure you are all like me, you just want the hype to end and this ballgame to get on with.ve it for you tomorrow. in fact, the kickoff about 3:30 from here in seattle, howie and the boys will prime you up for it and after the game, joe fonzi from the locker room and dwight clark will join me on the field and we'll have the highlights and postgame comment. of course, terry brad shaw and company will be taking care of the nfc championship. and i think i can sum things up by saying that i'm really sick of hearing "go seahawks?" that is best my voice can do right now. [ laughter ], i'm just tired of hearing it. i have to be honest with. back to you, fred. >> all right, mark i understand with that throat of yours we'll see you in "the point after" tomorrow. another long, but fun day. warriors played in new orleans and the dubs took advantage of a struggling pelicans team. warriors lost in oklahoma city citybur steph curry feeds bogut with the slam. curry with a team-high 28 points. pelicans no. 1 overall draft pick anthony davis scored 31 in in the game. curry scores 11 points i

last play for stanford on fourth and one, michigan state has the biggest defense and that was a ballgame24-20 michigan state. >> should have seen the bad omen when the marching band forms a logo with their human bodies during half time and snapchat is hacked. coincidence? >> interesting. bad sign. >> bad all the way around. so close. too bad. >> mid-70's. warm here again, near record highs. good morning, everyone, day two of 2014, a lot like day one, a little bit warmer and without the fog this morning up in the north bay, following novato and it has been doing well with most of us unlimited visibility and the clouds are starting to move away from the coast as the offshore breeze is starting to develop. the big storm moves from the east coast and it is snowing. >> over indiana and all over ohio and most of new york and vermont and new hampshire right now and this is just the beginning. this is a two day event and you can see the snow will go from baltimore to boston. cancellations, delays -- absolutely. seattle and port land are in the upper 40's with wet weather. in the south bay we hav

the home team has won every single ballgame. it should be a good one. sunny skies with temperatures nearly 60-degrees. in denver, colorado, for al jazeera. thank you ross. now to the nfc. where the conference championship game will be a true rivalry match-up between two teams and two coaches with no love lost between them. things have been testy between the seahawks pete carroll and the 49ers since their days coaching in the pac 12. the rivalry goes back to 1976 and has been tight with each having won 15 and lost 15. the defense should be tight too. 49ers the third toughest team to score against this year. seahawks were the first toughest. jessica taff is in seattle with a plea view. >> sunday's nfc championship game will have plenty of fireworks. no doubt these two division riels know each other way too well. admittedly and the atmosphere here will be electric and one of the loudest stadiums in the nfl. century lake field not a plates for colin kaepernick and company have fared well. the last two times san francisco has played here they were outscored

calling arrival and name on a congressional or would make it up word in the stance of their children's ballgame. in more recent years most of the congressional action is then condensed with a house meeting in session 3.5 days a week alternating between monday through thursday or tuesday night through friday meanings often members need spend only three evenings in washington before flying home for a four-day weekend. the 112th and 113th congress also seen a light schedule with congress in recess many more days than recent history make it more difficult for members to spend time getting to know each other and building trust. considered a republican remembers congress swept into office in 2010 on a wave of tea party support. this class is legislators has been widely criticized for using harsh language in the course of debating issues and is so happens many of the same members are reclusive when it comes to washington. a cbs news rep ford and 2011 found 19 of the 87 new republicans from that class slept in a congressional office rather than rent a home in washington. as representative joe walsh rep

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that's the ballgame. michigan state wins the upset 24-20. >>> baylor ucs and the fiesta bowl play of the day from bryce petty. he flips head first into the end zone but the knights beat the bears, 52-42. >>> a record 105,000, the big house for the winter classic in ann arbor. tyler bos e k with the game winner in a shootout. leaves win 3-2. that's the sports minute. have a great day. >>> play of the day from the gator bowl. we have some more football. nebraska's tony armstrong junior unleashing a deep pass from the end zone and watch quincy unumwa. he is at the 50 and beats that guy. no one left, michelle. gone! that's a 99-yard touchdown pass. the cornhuskers beat georgia and they get the play of the day. >> that's a play of the week. >> maybe. >>> 5:25. coming up, how a routine traffic stop brings a fugitive banker back from the dead. plus -- >> sounds like it's going to be a hard snowstorm and it's the transportation is going to be difficult. >> and the east coast preparing now for a big winter wol lap

. >> : it is a different ball game is a different ballgame but 14 years old without any prior. " the best one been what life forever. . ninth >> : 71 year-old man is accused of molesting this young girl. >> : he served eight years in prison. latest arrest police say the six year-old girl is the only victim. >> : lengthy prison sentence for a man who turned 52 year- old started abusing its golden heat she was 12 and did so until she's 27. and when >> : back yard shed where she was a salted for many years. police say she is forced to help build it. she is so completely in the man's control when she was able to escape the public other relatives 22 police asking permission to move and said reporting abuse. >> : it really limited her understanding of rights. >> : helped that she got was very important even than it wasn't even given to was an understandable way what had happened to her. >> : two counts of forcible rape one count of low tax on a child. he's expected to the have 22 will year prison sentence. >> : 22 year-old and an he is accused of selling marijuana to students. >> : he's a

that's the ballgame. michigan wins the upset 24-20. >>> baylor ucs in the fiesta bowl. play of the day from bryce petty rolling right, flips, head first into the end zone. but the knights beat the bears 52-42. >>> a record 105,491 the big house for the winter classic in ann arbor. tyler with the game win near shootout. leafs beat the wings final 3-2. that's your sports minute. i'm dave lewis. have a gate day. >>> things went so well for michigan state coach mark d'antonio he even managed to avoid the celebratory gatorade shower. look at that. must have been a disappointment for his players after their rose bowl victory. the coach escaped dry but it didn't put a damper on the big win. as a coach you have to kind of let them do it. >> i think you do. the guys should have done a better job, blocked little or something. >> he should have been sneakier. >>> time for the play of the day, gator bowl. tommy armstrong, jr., a deep pass from the end zone. this is a 99-yard cute. quincy anuma weather 50 going 980 yards. the cornhuskers went on to beat the bulldogs with your play o

if that manifests itself and creates a new ballgame, okay, they can perhaps arrest him, yanukovych can be under pressure from putin. but it might not work. and don't forget, russia is changing, ma too. i'm not sure that everybody in russia is crazy about trying to create some sort of a union in which there's going to be internally more opposition and chime in the meantime gains influence. >> dr. brzezinski, thank you very much for very insightful views and getting a sense of the entire field, as i like to call it. i grew up sitting in the cheap seats, but he gave you a view of the entire field. and it gave you a sense of what impact is in front of you in terms of choices to be made. so i think you've done this for the committee extraordinarily well. there is a reason that i called this hearing as the second hearing of this new session of the congress, after south sudan. because i believe in the importance of the ukraine, in the urgency of protecting civil society that senator murphy saw himself when he was a better, and in the possibilities of what a sovereign ukraine, free i should sa

with being regulated on the product, but when it comes to regulating behavior, it is another whole ballgame. i spent like six years on mandatory safety belt use laws, and i took hundreds of millions of dollars in a concentrated effort for education plus enforcement. today, i'm not sure where that is going to come from, and you are going to have to go through the consumer side of it where the big risk for the manufacturer is you do something or by regulation you do something that the customer does not want. go back to the interlock lock on safety belt in the 1970's for those that remember. people were cutting their safety belts out because the government mandated that they be put in and you do not start your car without your safety belt. that all argues for a more gradual rollout, although i think the problem will be that technology is coming so fast, companies have a great deal of risk, and this is with the suppliers and the regulators, to try to get it right the first time with no guarantee. >> well, and again, you have this regulatory uncertainty out there as well. we talked until we were

it is a whole different ballgame trying to bring a chinese ran as a new entry. real challenge. >> will they try to use the buffett name? >> they have not said that. it would almost make sense. you might have a better chance coming in as buffett motors. they seem committed to build your dreams. they are supposed to be luxury like. they are supposed to be electric or hybrid. they are clean and beautiful, that is supposed to be the plan. companiesreally good already delivering that kind of stuff. >> several companies. buffett would be an interesting car model for them. i do not know how that would work. thank you so much. moving this hour, ryan seacrest. he is also in the tech game as a smallr of making keyboard case attaching to your iphone and making it easier for you guys to type. blackberry is alleging a lawsuit that that product ripped off the company's famous keyboard design. --crest said in a statement they believ -- they basically want to put it out of business. jon erlichman caught up with the interim ceo of blackberry. he said he is not ruling out moving

auburn trails georgia 38-37, with 36 seconds left in the ballgame.in this hail mary tipped ball for go ahead touchdown as the tigers pulled off a shocking victory. >> what did that ball look like when it was dangling up in the air? >> like a bag of money. you see a bag of money flowing in the air, you going to go catch it. >> everybody thought that that was the play of the year, but the following week, auburn pulled off another miracle, ducked the kick six. >> there knows davis! >> oh, my gosh! >> auburn's going to win the football game! auburn's going to win the football game. he ran the field goal pack. >> he returned that kick 109 yards as time expired as the tigers knocked off oh then number one alabama in the iron bowl. from that point on, life has never been the same. >> signing more autographs within taking pictures and getting standing ovations in class. >> the reaction when that play happened, you know, i just love to hear that. it makes me happy knowing i made everybody else happy. >> davis and lewis are gracing that the cover of sports ill

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. >> if we are wondering what denver emerged as a favorite in this ballgame, it is quite simply thatg public would not accept russell wilson versus peyton manning in a pick'em price range. they said manning has to be the favorite. you can certainly understand that process. peyton manning is a hall of famer and russell wilson is a second-year quarterback who does not have anywhere that have been here -- anywhere near the type of record-breaking season that manning had. that said, will someone incapable of making big plays with his feet as well as his arm, and he is a heady kid, dating back to his days at in c state and that wisconsin. he has been a moneymaker for those of us in vegas who have supported him over the years, and i would not be surprised if that continues. >> you said you would take seattle for three points. what is your over under on point halftime and ended the game? total here in vegas is to 48 range. 47.5 i like the first have to stay under the total. upre are 24's that may pop between now and kick off, and it's a market that moves, much like wall street, so what's av

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