baylor up 34-27.then pulls his hamstring but able to stumble into the end zone. 76-yard touchdown run. baylor upasset kansas state last week, oklahoma state this week, 31-4 34 the final. >> 49ers will but heads with he rams tomorrow. can colinkx1ñ ñ >> mike: 49ers on the road facing the st. louis rams. this game also started the quarterback controversy. alex smith was knocked out due to a a concussion and hasn't been back since. cap -- the niners struggle offensively and the rams' defense is stronger than the past. >> a very challenging team defensively. they have -- you can say the strength of the defensive line, and it is a strength, but the secondary played extremely well. the we're going to have to be prepared for them again. >> mike: the raiders look to stop the bleeding against the browns. with a short week coming up, they play on thursday night -- tomorrow's game is more important. quarterback pryor is expected to suit up for the first time tomorrow. not sure if hi -- he will see action. carson

baylor up quick, 7-0. bruins down 21-0 getting on the board. 21-7. baylor piling it on. 43 yards, beating all the bruins in. not looking ranked here, ucla. in "you gotta see this," the mavs and thunder in oklahoma city. check him out. durant, you can get in his way, but it won't matter. here we go look at this shot, kate amara -- goodness gracious. going into overtime. dallas shook off that piece of insanity. russell westbrook putting them up. generally, the nba doesn't get ramped up until the spring. >> we're ready for the ravens. tony is up next with a look at the 7-day forecast. >> here is a look at what we are working on it for you tonight. a snowy saturday aren't taught for a good portion of maryland. no rest for the weary when it comes to state highway. a look at store -- what's in store. the morgan state president sticking around a little longer. what this means for the future of the interview. >> we are breaking in winter. snow christmas eve, snow here and there. >> like new shoes. let's break this down one more time. it will start between 3:

holiday bowl turned in a baylor blow out of the bruins. who needs griffin the third?3 here. 188 yards. 2 score this 155 yards to reece. 21 nothing baylor. late second quarter. former oregon duck. up the gut. few more defender. 35-7. baylor 30 6 rushing yards. bruins embarrass entered san diego 49-26. belt bowl in charlotte. duke in cincinnati. 51 years that stream will continue in position for the late go ahead. williams recovered. fourth and final touch down pass of the game. 83 yards to travis kelsey with 47 seconds left. aren't able to bring you every store story but frainers and raiders haevld involved in the community doing tings like thi this. grant escorting kids from the california anchor home to showing how to train your dragon in san jose tonight. a pretty good time. this is sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> pretty spectacular. >> pretty spectacular. >> cyou know how much grandmash wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than y

holiday bowl turned in a baylor blow out of the bruins. who needs griffin the third? 10 of 13 here. 188 yards. 2 score this 155 yards to reece. 21 nothing baylor. late second quarter. former oregon duck. up the gut. few more defender. 35-7. baylor 30 6 rushing yards. bruins embarrass entered san diego 49-26. belt bowl in charlotte. duke in cincinnati. 51 years that stream will continue in position for the late go ahead. williams recovered. fourth and final touch down pass of the game. 83 yards to travis kelsey with 47 seconds left. aren't able to bring you every store story but frainers and raiders haevld involved in the community doing tings like thi this. grant escorting kids from the california anchor home to showing how to train your dragon in san jose tonight. a pretty good time. this is sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> pretty spectacular. >> coming up next. 33 ton fish >> coming up next. 33 ton fish tank that sudd >> when you wake up in the morning bundle el up. cold in the morning. mid 30's to mid 40's at 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. not inching up.

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james lupski is a man with a mission as a pediatrician at baylor college of medicine in houston, dr.upski has devoted much of his medical career to researching and treating children with rare diseases. >> the patients that i mainly see in the clinic are children and families in which a genetic disease will be evident for children often we will also be referred when there is either some kind of a development delay, when the child is not developing like one would expect. this could include speech delay, motor delay, other forms of delay. >> for parents, the first hurdle is diagnosis. which is difficult, because rare diseases are harder to diagnose. the second hurdle is treatment. few exist because drug companies devote scarce research resources to producing drugs for more common diseases. that so they can sell the drugs to a larger market and make back the large costs of research and development. the same is true of government research grants, but for different reasons. the government wants most urgently to find cures for diseases affecting the largest numbers of citizens. dr. lupski k

baylor winds. and baylor-receivs victory. take a look the 83 yd winning touchdown.ets fired head coach avery johnson today.and word is they are hoping to lure phil jackson out of retirement to replace him johnson lead the brooklyn nets to a franchise best 11-4 start last month. andre ward's career is on hold.for now. ward will need surgery on his right shoulder. >> thank you.

. >>> 75-yard touchdown for baylor and bears led at halftime.lor also has a supersophomore, his name is lache, seastrunk, lache seastrunk is for real. he pull a happy running here, but still scores the 76-yard touchdown. baylor upsets 23 rd-rank ok state. >>> the beavers hosted nicholls state, a make-up game. markus wheaton with 12 catches. setting the oregon state career record for receptions. oregon state racks up a school record 77 points,points,77-3 is the final. speaking of de la salle, tonight james logan high show its hope for a division i title fall as fast as the rain. it rained steadily, nearly the entire game. in dublin, logan with an impressive 12-1 record. warren miles long put his head down and heads for the 39-yard and miles will attend northwestern university next year. logan made six turnovers. 35-67 spartan lead. chris williams with a much better walk in the rain, throwing three touchdowns two though buckley. this is a 38 yarder worth 6 points and spartans win 52-7 and de la salle win its 21st straight north coast section crown

. >>> robert griffin iii is the best player to come out of baylor. yesterday his alma mater took the field against ucla and his replacement broke some records. >>> the holiday bowl between the bruins and bears, pick it up in the second quarter, baylor already on top 14-0. here florence drops back to pass. he goes up top. that's reece getting by the secondary. florence has thrown for more yards than anyone in school history in a single season, passing rg3. later on baylor gets it done on the ground. glasgow martin gets loose. it's 28-7 bears. they lead it, they go on for the easy victory over ucla, 49-26. how about the skins and cowboys this weekend? the entire town is looking forward to it. >> that's right. >>> wish we could p have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's

so we respect that all right, now, baylor university. big study on cell phones. okay? and basically have come to this conclusion. it's pretty unbelievable. cell phones and instant messaging addictions are driven by materialism and impulsiveness that can be compared to consumption policies like credit card misuse. all right? young adults send an average of 110 text messages a day. they are so distracted that they can't interact with other people because they are obsessed and addicted to this form of communication. and you say? >> what's that? oh, i'm sorry. >> bill: you are on your cell phone. >> checking my phone. look, i have written about this phenomenon in my last book and i'm a victim of it. i mean, i'm calling myself a victim, bill, because. >> bill: are you an an addict? are you addicted to it? >> i have a bit of a problem. i will tell you. i'm walking out of a hotel brunch this is a year and a half ago, friends from texas in town. great brunch sunday 1:00 in the afternoon leaving the brunch, no, there was no alcohol. we left the brunch, walking out of the hotel

. >> a big baylor bears booyah to you. while at baylor i was in a real management class.o specializing in it, i started looking more toward the price and the precash flow to find a more valuable i.t. stock. >> i'll tell you, look, i happen to like the peg ratio but i look at myself when i'm analyzing a company that i want to be involved in. i look at operating cash flow. that's the one thing no one can really jigger. operating cash flow that is growing, to me that is a great way to measure the company's worth and its future. with apology to gordon gekko. the best you can be in is when all that's left is the profit that the market's given to you. stay with cramer! >> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions. >>> something that has a much larger bearing on you in the stock market as a whole. >> let cramer be your guide, your sounding board. >> i'm having a hard time with my favorite stock. >> i know you can beat these professionals. >> and your coach on your road to financial independence. "mad money" weeknights on cnbc. >>> if

in the holiday, baylor jumped out to an early lead against ucla and the bears crushed the bruins. 49-26. >> you had to rub it in. there's always next year. thank you for your help. >>> now for another look at the weather, dylan. >> from sports to weather, we're still talking about the chance maybe a three-inch snowstorm moving into the northeast for the weekend. but for temperatures right now, it's not too cold in the northeast, chilly but seasonally so. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. wind chills down in the teens. well below zero. for your friday, nice and quiet in the northeast. a couple of spotty snow showers from minneapolis over into chicago. for tomorrow, the rain that we're seeing across louisiana today is going to turn into that coastal storm, it looks like it's going to stay mostly to the southeast of texas. >> all right, thank you so much. and thank you for the help on that sports story. >>> coming up -- the late hear larry hagman in reality show. entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. m even more. i earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time

. >> a big baylor bears booyah to you. while at baylor i was in a real management class.ializing in it, i started looking more toward the price and the precash flow to find a more valuable i.t. stock. >> i'll tell you, look, i happen to like the peg ratio but i look at myself when i'm analyzing a company that i want to be involved in. i look at operating cash flow. that's the one thing no one can really jigger. operating cash flow that is growing, to me that is a great way to measure the company's worth and its future. with apology to gordon gekko. the best you can be in is when all that's left is the profit that the market's given to you. stay with cramer! >> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions. >>> if you want to invest for the long term, then like it or not that means planning for your retirement. in the long run, we all retire. it may not sound sexy but trying to put together enough money to become financially independent is really what we do every night here on "mad money." i'm sure you've heard the basics of retire

interesting the colors you will see out there rainbow colors out there and we've had some in the south baylori'll show you one from mountain view, san jose we just had moderate rain roll through downtown, darker clouds off to the west there and that's what is going to head up into the santa cruz mountains shortly. one other advantage point, at least this side of san francisco, we are on the embarcadero side at front and vallejo streets where it looks quiet. if you look back the other way, rain coming in. san francisco heading out here any second the -- let's look at live dopplers morgan hill ant boulevard just to the east of our camera where that darker cloud is, there's some of the light rain falling. right here on thornton avenue up union city boulevard towards union city this is going to slide towards fremont possibly the great mall in milpitas f you are heading that way rain getting ready to move into where our studios are -- in the embarcadero towards fisherman's wharf back 280 towards daly city, ocean avenue. as we look to the northwest the radar returns aren't as numerous as they were

interesting the colors you will see out there rainbow colors out there and we've had some in the south baylor, i'll show you one from mountain view, san jose we just had moderate rain roll through downtown, darker clouds off to the west there and that's what is going to head up into the santa cruz mountains shortly. one other advantage point, at least this side of san francisco, we are on the embarcadero side at front and vallejo streets where it looks quiet. if you look back the other way, rain coming in. san francisco heading out here any second the -- let's look at live doppler, overall pattern has quieted somewhat since this morning there's plenty of instability out there still plenty of showers you can see heading down towards morgan hill and scott boulevard just to the east of our camera where that darker cloud is, there's some of the light rain falling. right here on thornton avenue up union city boulevard towards union city this is going to slide towards fremont possibly the great mall in milpitas f you are heading that way rain getting ready to move into where our studios are -- in t

in the holiday bowl, baylor jumped tout an early lead over ucla as they scored on the ground and in the air. and the bears crushed, sorry, crushed the bruins 49-26. >> there's always next year. thanks for your help on that. >>> just ahead, the most pirated movies of 2012. the late larry hagman and a new reality show. >>> plus, one lucky dog and his handler have something to be thankful for this holiday season. "early today" returns in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome back. we still have all of that cold air, the single difgits, the teens, the 20s. east coast still chilly. boston at 29. new york city at 30 degrees. with all that moisture, it could be icy. with that wind it feels like the teens in most areas. it is going to be dry across the northeast today. you see all that rain that we see in new orleans, and basically the entire gulf coast area. that is all going to move up to the northeast for saturday. and it looks like a few inches of snow possible in the northeast on saturday and top of what wee picked up recently. >>> in entertainment news, the most pirated movie of 201

no. 3, holiday bowl, baylor clobbers ucla. no. 2, belk bowl. 83 yards. 48-32, the final. and no. 1, dallas, just wishing he goes! just tosses it up. and beats the buzzer by a tenth of a second to force overtime. dallas did lose the game to ,,,, the transit celebrating 10 >>> tomorrow, san francisco muni is throwing a birthday party. and you are invited! the transit agency is celebrating 100 years by offering free rides all day on all vehicles. the free ride lasts till 5 a.m. on saturday. be aware, they are running on a holiday schedule all this week. >> speaking of parties, it's beginning to look a lot like new year's. preparations underway for the new year's eve ball drop at times square in new york city. today workers installed waterford crystal triangles on the ball. more than a bill people across the world expected to watch the television broadcast of the ball drop. >> it will be spectacular! >> hopefully the weather will be good. >> should be fun. >>> david letterman is next. >> i don't know about new york. >> stay here. >> ,,,,,,,,,,

. >> yes, the same knee in 2009 at baylor. he was saying today when they asked him about the injury, how bad to you think it is? before the mri. he said he had an acl injury before and it does not feel like that acl. he ended up being right, which is great news. he's been there before and he had to play with it before and it was just a cringe worthy moment though. you know it's been debated all week long, is this redskins ravens game really a rivalry? well no matter what side you're on, that argument, this game is one for bragging rights. more so on the line, the playoff. the ravens, they had a chance to clinch the division. redskins are just looking to keep their post-season alive today. it's the fifth time that they have met in the regular season. we start off with a big play for the redskins defense. third quarter, joe flacco blowing past michael orr, recovers it. then they do it again, but this time. flacco throws a play to london fletcher. here is

we have had the showers from the north bay to the south baylor, now jut lighter to, around -- aroundsan francisco, higher elevations of the east bay looking at a shower where we could see a rain/snow mix through east of hollister around the santa cruz mountains as you head out this this morning, lower 40s to lower 50s, scattered showers throughout the day. high temperatures just in the 50s for the afternoon. chilly out there, grab the heavier coat and umbrella. >>> good morning. slick road conditions, no major rain, no huge areas of puddling or pooling. slick conditions light conditions at the bay bridge toll, no metering lights yet no problems as you make your way westbound this is 101 through san rafael towards the civic center into central and southern marin no issues, no roadwork. north 87 san jose accident in the right lane at the 101 junction grand avenue on-ramp partially blocked to eastbound 580, accident there. roadwork for a few minutes north 680 contra costa boulevard to monument boulevard they should have that picked up shortly it >>> 4:57. get that melted butter ready. n

. >> speaker of the house john baylor just switching gears. i will raise the rate. i am witch people. wait until you hear that. is hillary clinton really so injured she won't be able to testify about again zi. those stories and more next. >> adds we remember the 20 kids the 6 adults blamed in the school in connecticut it is hard to remember the fact that 17 days away from what we were talking about last week falling off the fiscal cliff. it is hardly being mentioned right now. late this afternoon word leaked in washington that the republican speaker of the house john boehner agreed to have taxes to go up for top earners from the 35-36 percent. i think it's 36 percent. only those making over 1 million a year not the 250,000 a year the president is requesting. kirsten powers fox news political analyst joins us as alice stewart republican strategist who covered the jones borough arkansas school shooting. you remember that one about 15 years ago when mike huckabee was the governor. we are here with bret baier earlier. you want to comment on the president's speech about

refinery in texas city exploded killing fifteen workers who were nearby trailers as reported by the baylor daily beast and newsweek the lead attorneys representing the families of the workers killed who were killed discovered that b.p. had run a cost benefit analysis of two thousand to two determine what material they should use to most cheaply build the trailers that surrounded the oil refinery. rather than using more expensive blast resistant material that would have most likely saved the lives of those who were killed b.p. opted for the more profitable and less safe alternative because sugar next in the current b.p. would actually save money paying out settlements to the dead rather than building blast resistant trailers going to b.p.'s own calculations the life of a worker is valued at ten million dollars and many assume the two thousand and ten b.p. gulf oil explosion in spill that killed eleven workers was also the result of a cost benefit analysis performs somewhere in b.p.'s headquarters so how much longer are we going to let corporate america get away with this deadly number crunc

. >>> a new study from baylor university, go tar heels, finds a young addiction to their cell phones is crushing their personal relationship. the average adult checks their phone 60 times a day which if my math is correct, it is once per hour. researchers concluded that like compulsive spenders they are driven boy materialism and impulse sighness. that's what keeps the economy moving. shouldn't we be encouraging these kids to be more impulse sigh. >> i can't understand why you would want people to concentrate on people around you or real physical touch. have you ever sexted? it is much more gratifying than actual sex. gross. >> high people are becoming annoying. why do we saw super having less personal relationship is a bad thing? >> i don't have a loss of personal relationship. >> the less people you hang out with, the less you will be murdered boy them. >> i think we should dedicate a segment to educate your cell, your guest -- >> i watched all of the l.a. laws back then. the. >> need -- the need for both sides -- you tell me your job was like night court and i will wok away right

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researchers at baylor and seton hall kwraouft says materialism and impulsiveness lie behind cell phonesd instant messages. another study found three out or four people say they would panic if they lost their phones. >>> it's a battle over oysters, why one family is now suing the federal government. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin updating his forecast right now. he's back with the timetable for tomorrow and beyond. >>> at >>> new video into our newsroom now. we have learned a woman was injured after a car crashed into a liquor store in berkeley. the accident happened around 9:45 this evening. witnesses say a driver lost control of his car and went through the glass doors at the easy market liquor. initial reports indicate the woman's injuries are minor. she was though taken to the hospital. the driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. >>> the owner of the drake's bay oyster farms says he's not giving up without a fight. today he announced plans to sue the u.s. government. jana katsuyama reports the owner says millions of the oysters will go to waste if he has to

. >>> compare that to the injury that he suffered in his sophomore year at baylor when he injured the most of that sophomore year sideli sidelined. >> with the knee you have four different ligaments that provide stabilization, so the acl is the anterior your atligament which has a posterior ligament, then the medial and collateral ligaments, this is to one of the ligaments on the outside. when you're looking at the different grades, so grade 1 is a sprain to the ligament itself. grade 2 would be a partial tear, and grade 3 would be a complete tear, which would be much more severe. >> we know it was very painful. >> you could see immediately when he had injured his knee, it was quite painful. he admitted to himself during his press conference. >> were you surprised he went back a on out for four mower plains plays. >> just from the amount of pain he was in, he obviously tried to push through the injury as much as he could, then he realized it was causing him too much discomfort. >> would it have caused more damage? >> there's definitely a chance, because it was a sprain, so this would

u going to feel its impact north baylor is.cím& meteorologist mike niccoerd has -- the forecastnt >>>er this morning in the effort police believe two teenaged3n6 'hbuñ gte cover half of the costs. that means neighbors only have to come up with another $4000 to meet their goal.31eçs7 >>> 8thé classlhyç at st. peters school has received anlnn -mv2 early christmas gift from police they gavef students new grey sweatshirts to replace the old sweatshirts that were blue and had number 13 on the back that number and color raised concern@ identifies because it is associated with a dangerous mission district street gang. >> the sergeant saw these students wearing the blue coloredg.w sweatshirts with the number 13 on the back and realized the number hood school is in and realized this might be a potential problem. >> it is their job to look out not just us but the city but i feel special they are

. >> a big baylor bears boo ya to you. >>. >> well, bailer was in a real imaginage ent trailer cafe.o specializing in it, i started looking more toward the price and the precash now flo to find a more valuable i.t. stock. >> i'll tell you, look, i happen to like the peg ratio but i look at myself when i'm analyzing a company that i want to be involved in. i look at operating cash flow. that's the one thing no one can really jigger. operating cash flow to me that is growing and you're a student in investing. it's a great way to measure the company's worth and its future. with apology to gourdan kek wet. the best you can be in is when all that's left is the profit that the market's given to you. stay with cramer! >> keel up with cramer all day long. follow@jim cramer on twitter and tweet your hash tags. bob, these projections... they're... optimistic. productivity up, costs down, time to market reduced... those are good things. upstairs, they will see fantasy. not fantasy... logistics. ups came in, analyzed our supply chain, inventory systems... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have th

little an offense that griffin knew well at baylor. some say it is too gimmicky but it works. okay. that was pawnless. just one story. >> you did so well. >> on the stuff a truck excitement, it keeps on coming. we'll see what holly has going on at montrose crossing at the giant there in rockville. >> we take you to break with holiday greeting from our service members overseas. overs >> this is justice tip, dakota and natasha. we wanted to wish happy holidays to our moms and dads in arlington, our sisters and nieces and nephews and brother- in-law in texas and my mom in alaska.   -- this is justin, dakota and natasha.  [ telelephones ringing ] at chevy's year-end event, we have 11 vehicles that offer an epa-estimated 30 mpg highway or better. yeah? hey. hey. where's your suit? oh, it's casual friday. oh. [ male announcer ] chevy's giving more. this holiday season, get a 2013 malibu ls for around $199 per month, or get $1,000 holiday bonus cash. budget and deficit, what do youn think will happen to medicare and medicaid benefits

researchers at baylor and seton hall kwraouft says materialism and impulsiveness lie behind cell phonesages. another study found three out or four people say they would panic if they lost their phones. >>> it's a battle over oysters, why one family is now suing the federal government. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin updating his forecast right now. he's back with the timetable for tomorrow and beyond. >>> at first a car plows into a liquor store within the past hour. and late word about an injury of a person inside that store. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >>> new video into our newsroom now. we have learned a woman was injured after a car crashed into a liquor store in berkeley. the accident happened around 9:45 this evening. witnesses say a driver lost contr

for the lady as baylor wins in a 76-53. a's introduce new short stop today and he comes from japan.e says we can call him hero. he's an 8 time all star in the japanese major. 2 year deal worth 6 and half million dollars plus incentive. he fills the void left by the pennington and drew. he has swing of power hitter but hit only 11 homer last season. big swing looks like he should hit more than 11. career 300 hitter. 30-year-old infielder know about the a's success this past season and clearly working on his english. >> i also want to finally dance with. >> i think his bat what he has been known for in japan and also won award with gloves as well. i think the more we got that this thing beyond the scouting reports the more we felt like this was a great fit for us. >> what do you know about the oakland a's and what reasons did you want to sign here? >> billy bean is extremely sexy and cool. but that's only one of the reason why. >> first rule. kiss up to the boss. never hurts. >> back from spectacular road trip the warriors back home tonight looking to kee good times rolling hosting 5

but after an unexpected loss to baylor, that opened the door for manziel and te'o to get back in theace. >> it could go either way. >> reporter: as the only defensive player left, te'o is no stranger to adversity. in a span of six hours, his grandmother died and he lost his girlfriend to leukemia. he came wac the next saturday, intercepting two passes, leading the fighting irish to an undefeated season, making notre dame relevant again, playing for a national championship. tonight, the voters will decide who deserves it more. and at this point, experts say, it's anyone's race. a few days ago, college football handed out the other individual awards. best quarterback went to manziel. best player in the country went to manti te'o. that could be a sign tonight on who is going to win the heisman. >> can't they share it three ways? >> reporter: not how it works. >> johnny schriffen. we should call him johnny basketball. he has good play. >> reporter: expect when i hurt my ankle. >> tonight at 8:00, that ceremony will be broadcast live on espn. >>> this next story starts with a simple holid

the offense griffin ran successfully at baylor kind of transitioned over. critical saying it's a little -- been critical saying it's a little gimmicky, but the redskins currently have the top rushing offense in the nfl. griffin's running ability is obviously what makes it so effective. >> definitely have to have the right guy to run it very much. i mean teams can stop that, but it's a good thing just to keep people off balance. we have the right personnel for it, you can do it more. you do it into bade look with the wrong type of people and it's -- a bad look with the wrong type of people and it's going to be a wrong type of play. with the right people you can still get positive plays, definitely helps with the guys that we have. >> you have to be a mobile quarterback to really run this offense effectively like peyton manning would not be the ideal candidate. it kind of looks a little something like this. this is our offensive line. it's not a real great shot. the quarterback is about 4 yards back. the tailback alfred morris right here 3 years back allows y

also when you mentioned baylor, that young man griffin iii is from baylor. you can tell he talked for about 30 minutes, he sat there and talked and answered questions. it was rather impressive. i wanted to say following on my partner and as you all know bipartisan center submitted a budget. in it we have the framework we think we need for sbuments which includes the biggest entitlements which is medicare. we both take great pride in telling everybody that we are really in tune with the problems of the seniors because each of us exceed 80 years of age. so we should know. that brings a howl from the ones that are younger why are these older people telling us what to do? what i want to say to all of you is that we're past the point of debating the issue of how we're going to do in the leng-term reduce the debt of the nation, the annual deficit sufficiently so that our debt is not rising as it is which is an excess, the deficit is an excess of $1 trillion each year. we must do something to bring it down or we're december tinned to have many programs that won't w

and baylor destroyed ucla, 49-26 in the holiday bowl.aylor quarterback nick florence became the school's single season leading passer taking out rg3 for the recorder. a big game coming up this weekend. it will be huge. i can't wait. sunday night football on nbc. >> on nbc. >> on nbc. romo versus rg3. >> and you might be there live. >> i'm going to be there live. and then we're going to do the show with harwood, with john harwood from d.c. would it hurt you terribly if we were to do those all with john? i guess it was. >> that might hurt me. >> okay. no lionel richie. >> there's still a tremendous amount of cash sitting on the sidelines. one of the big questions is whether it's going to get put to work if the fiscal cliff dust settles in washington. joining us now from ft. lauderdale, rich steinberg of steinberg asset management and our guest host for -- not just the hour, but for the program. what do you think down there in ft. lauderdale? first of all, do you think that the dust is going to settle at all over the next three days? >> wel

recently these baylor students dressed up wearing signs that read green card and climbing over a wallsome say resembles a border fence. >> there is one place we should be concerned about political correctness, it's in our institutions of higher learning, that's where we're preparing young people to go into society. >> for these penn state women, their most important lessons may have come outside the classroom. >> penn state officials say they've investigated the matter and are appalled by the students' insensitivity and lack of judgment. however, school officials say the students and sorority will not be disciplined because they have a right to free expression, but officials there hope this will also teach them lessons. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from mr. roker. >> today's weather is brought to you by kay jewelers, every kiss begins with kay. it's a chilly morningere in the northeast, but a good portion of the country still looking at fairly warm weather. the jet stream way up to the north. so we have above normal temperatures throughout much of the country

he graduated from baylor in three years.n the field he can beat opponents through the air and on the ground. this week we learn he's equally good at dodging and charming the beltway media. >> i don't get involved in politics because there's a few things you don't talk about. >> the guy was a political science major. knees about politics. he's clever. he's smart. >> reporter: sally quinn writes about washington's elite. quinn's family plans their fall weekends around redskins games. >> it's what people talk about at dinner parties, it's what people talk about in the office. and it united washington in a way that i have never seen before. >> reporter: this week on capitol hill with fierce negotiations taking place over the fiscal cliff we spoke to congressional leaders. >> rg3 a big fan >> big fan. >> reporter: kris van hollen represents maryland's 8th district. >> i think congress would love to trade our approval ratings for his and the reason is he's able to bring people together. congress as the clock winds down we're in th

a 2011 heisman trophy winner from baylor and number two overall pick, rg3 is helping to instill a winning redskins rebuild. >> accelerating, sliding down, lost the ball, into the hands of joshua morgan. >> reporter: he may be the only person who can actually unify washington. redskins rookie quarterback robert griffin iii. the phenomenon that is rg3 seems to be immuned to pressure. he took another step closer to an improbable playoff run by leading the redskins to their third consecutive win monday night over the defending super bowl champion new york giants. cnn spoke to him in may, shortly after he was drafted. >> it's not about, hey, we're a team that have only made it twice in the past 12 years in the playoffs. it's a team, we have a new start, a new quarterback. we're going to go out and win. >> reporter: and winning is what rookie quarterbacks have been able to accomplish at unprecedented levels this season in the nfl. seven rookie quarterbacks, started in week 13 across the league. rg3, andrew luck and russell wilson are leading the rise of the rookies and have high hopes of reachi

this is from thomas, and student at baylor college of medicine. with a constitution that is more than 200 years old, how do you think the court will address the challenges of interpreting law in our modern, ever-changing and society of science and technology? >> it is a good question, and one that comes up all the time. the important recognize is, you know, when the airplane came along, the framers, they probably had no idea there would be air travel like that. except for jefferson. the commerce law does not apply to air travel. of course not. the court does not always get this right. for example, when wiretaps first came up. when the framers wrote the first amendment about searches and seizures, and it was thought that the first amendment did not apply to that. but it became apparent pretty quickly that allowing private conversations became the same kind of search and seizure thing that the judges wanted to do protect. the fundamental principle underlying the constitutional protection is, we apply that to new issues and technology. i will say tha

that's where we heard about the national space biomedical research institute at baylor. i was there. i met senator hutchison's brother who faced the same blood cancer disease that geraldine ferraro faced. gerry and her brother became fast friends so kay and barb teamed up and again we pushed research at n.i.h. there -- yo you know, cancer kns no party, it knows no zip code, it knows no ideology. but it knows that we need to work together to be able to do it. and on that wonderful day of friendship, where we learned the best ideas that will come out of our work in the space program to deal with the dreaded cancer words, the kinds of things we study in space will help us be more effective on earth. kay invited me to the houston livestock show and rodeo. now, madam president, i grew up in baltimore -- you have been there many times yourself. you know it is a city known for his row houses, not for its rodeos. kay invited me to come into the rodeo in the astrodome. with i showed up, to her surprise -- well, i showed up, to her surprise. i had little boots on, a cowgirl hat an

that's where we heard about the national space biomedical research institute at baylor. i was there. i met senator hutchison's brother who faced the same blood cancer disease that geraldine ferraro faced. gerry and her brother became fast friends so kay and barb teamed up and again we pushed research at n.i.h. there -- yo you know, cancer kns no party, it knows no zip code, it knows no ideology. but it knows that we need to work together to be able to do it. and on that wonderful day of friendship, where we learned the best ideas that will come out of our work in the space program to deal with the dreaded cancer words, the kinds of things we study in space will help us be more effective on earth. kay invited me to the houston livestock show and rodeo. now, madam president, i grew up in baltimore -- you have been there many times yourself. you know it is a city known for his row houses, not for its rodeos. kay invited me to come into the rodeo in the astrodome. with i showed up, to her surprise -- well, i showed up, to her surprise. i had little boots on, a cowgirl hat an