maybe brett favre against the jets. i've spoken to, david, it is all about the game first before you talk about the market and a lot of people say the colts and the saints are as tightly matched up as you could be so if they get a close game, if you look at the last ten years of ratings, it's not about market in the super bowl. the extra push always comes when it's a very close game and people feel like they have to tune in. >> and stars the expectations for extravaganza at halftime, tell us about that as far as what we know. >> reporter: i think there's the mix. some people say the who, great. some people say ever since the janet jackson wardrobe malfunction the nfl has played it a little bit too conservative as far as the age of the people performing. so you have one side saying these guys are too old, saying, really, the who? others saying, the who, we like them. >> darren rovell gets to cover the super bowl. darren, thanks for the report. >>> and, by the way, darren and so many of our colleagues know sports fans lov

brett favre has thrown for 250,000 yards or something. the game is going to be great. and it is a lot about the quarterbacks, like you said though, guys we know it's a lot more than just the quarterbacks and i'm curious to -- i'm a cure cuss guy. i'm curious to see all facets of the game and i just can't -- i think more than anything i can't wait to see how the coaches call the game. you know, who is going to take the risk, who is willing to take chance as soon as will it be on an on side kick, fake punt, situations like that it takes a lot of courage to do it when dow it, it better work. >> it makes it more exciting when they do. >> is this anymore of a coach's game than any sunday? >> i think the nfl is about the coaching. it's about putting people in the right positions to give them a chance for success, but yeah i think the super bowl, if anything, you know, everybody always talks about the players, how can they handle the nerves, will they be able to settle down and play well? and i go i don't know, i think the players can, because they play a reactionary, hitting

. >> jimmy: it's brett favre-ish? >> favresque. >> jimmy: favry?e have a clip here. >> i crash into george lope pez's van. he's delivering flowers and i'm cup use why people would do that on valentine's day. >> jimmy: here's a clip from "valentine's day." >> shawn jackson, now a free agent. maybe he can check out craig's list, see who's hiring. >> oh, man. hey, man, you see this? you did this, man. you're going to pay for this. >> easy, big fella. i know it was my fault. if you just call my business manager, he's got all my information. >> right. and i'd have my business manager call your business manager, okay? shawn jackson? oh, man, my nameck, my back, my chest. just kidding. >> jimmy: "valentine's day." now, eric, i -- this is -- this is a gift that i think your daughter is going to enjoy. maybe not necessarily right away -- >> you got me a present? >> jimmy: it's not for you, really. it's for the baby. this is for the baby, and, i'm going to bring it up here. >> it looks heavy. i have to carry this back? >> jimmy: you heard of the barbie's dre

you look like brett favre a little bit. we get you. we've got your tv.et an 10% instant savings or 24 months no interest... on total electronics purchases over $999 with your sears card. plus get a free samsung blu-ray player... with select samsung tvs. sears. life. well spent. >> neil: if the white house wants 9/11 suspect khalid sheik mohammed to get a civilian trial, it has a funny way of showing it. >> i think mohammed will be executed for the crimes he committed. >> i don't think it will be offensive when he's convicted and death penalty is applied to him. >> neil: i guess he's guilty. the next guest says after all that talk, khalid sheik mohammed will get a trial. presumably you go in innocent. it's a gitmo in the end she says. dana perino joining me. what is weird, if you are going to go the american trial route you might as well play the game and say someone's innocent until proven guilty. that's just me i guess. >> it's not just you. i think it's everyone across the board. you think in your earliest civics class what you learn. when they announc

two of those people, mark sanchez and brett favre.hat's what they are saying. [ audience ohs ] [ scattered boos ] i know. i don't want them to eat either. they should cook at home. [ laughter ] big deal. cook at home. if you aren't into the super bowl, animal planet is airing its sixth annual puppy bowl on sunday. [ cheers and applause ] the puppies -- the puppy bowl and the super bowl at the same time. it's like michael vick's own personal sophie's choice. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] he really won't know what to do. i'll just tivo one of them. president obama was busy holding two fund-raisers in d.c. last night. during one of his speeches, obama told the crowd, "we can't be afraid of the future." yeah, most americans agree with him, mainly because they are so busy being afraid of the present. [ light laughter ] obama said, "we can't be afraid of the future." and biden was like, "what about clowns? can we be afraid of clowns?" [ laughter ] president obama also said the key to competing with china is to improve our math and scienc

also, i know you are a fan of brett favre. >> yeah, real big fan. >> jimmy: what teais he on?oing. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. >> phenomenal. >> jimmy: oh, people are just catching everything he's throwing. >> to me he's like muhammad ali of football. >> jimmy: okay. why -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: why is that? >> he guy is 40 years old. i think that's he's still doing it. you know, what i like about it the most? he's passionate about what he does. i would identify with that. and i think that, like for me, you know, i am never satisfied where i am. i always want to -- you know, i get -- i'm an overachiever. that's why the bikes thing. right now we're starting to open up dealerships in europe. so, it's like, you know, you just -- >> jimmy: it is a great story. in your book you actually have pictures of the old shop. >> yeah. >> jimmy: like where you started and now what you have now which looks like an airport -- it really is gigantic now. >> but the thing of it is, i started 38 years i'm in business. but i think that, you know, i started when i was in my early 30s and, you know, i

we got the vikings, brett favre. >> jimmy: that guy's amazing! oh, my gosh! i thought like, he retired and go, "that guy was great." and then he comes back again, and it's like, "okay." and then he's great again. then he goes, "i'm retiring again." you go, "oh, he was great." and then he goes, "i'm not retiring again." it's like, "man!" and then he's great again. this is insane. >> he's two steps away from the super bowl. >> jimmy: he's really unbelievable, right? >> and then the colts. and then, of course we got new orleans, the saints. we got the saints. [ scattered and applause ] crazy. >> jimmy: it's going to be nuts. >> a little sad about my giants, but you know, there's always next year. [ scattered applause ] go giants. >> jimmy: there's always next year. you root for jets, a good comeback story, at least as a new york team. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, me too. >> jimmy: i wanted to talk about this thing that you're doing. it's children's safe drinking water program. >> yeah. i'm actually working with a company called pur water and they have like

is brett favre coming back to the nfl or going to retire? the clock is ticking but the minnesota vikings say they are willing to be patient when it comes to an answer from favre. the coach says he's not going to put favre in any sort of box after 19 nfl seasons, he has earned that latitude. that's a look at sports, i'm joe carter. >>> we have an update on a story we have been following very closely here on hln since the disturbing video first surfaced. remember this? seattle transit officials are dumping the security company that hired the guards who were just standing by right there and watching a 15-year-old girl get beaten. the guards were told to observe and report and call police. but not to intervene when they witnessed criminal activity. that's what they did. transit officials say replacing the company is the best way to help passengers feel safe. >> remember the ads that said milk builds healthier body. we're looking at a another way to build up your xal ton. skeleton. >>> milk has been promoted as doing a body good because it's high

. >> reporter: like brett favre college football star tim tebow is also featured in a super bowl commercialut that's where the similarities end. tebow's ad tackles the worry, issue. the yet to be released spot was produced by the evangelical group focus on the family. in it devoe talks about his mother's decision to give -- tebow talks about his mother's decision to give birth to him despite the doctor's concerns for her health. about three dozen advertisers will be featured during the game. >> grab hold and squeeze, man. let me know if it's a dream. >> reporter: most ads try to use humor to lure viewers and even the cbs sports team gets in on the act. >> how about lavender? >> how about not? >> reporter: despite the bad economy advertisers are paying about 2 1/2 million dollars for a 30 second spot. >> i want to show you something. it's my shocked face. >> reporter: as many as 100 million viewers will be watching. cbs news, new york. >>> super bowl xliv airs this sunday, february 7th, right here on channel 9 and the pregame coverage begins at 2 p.m. >> time to get another check on the even

on the scale of 1 to 10, the chances that brett favre comes back as quarterback of the vikings. a 6. april 2nd, a 10. june 17th, a 2 which was a good answer. >> because he never makes up his mind. great guy and great job, gretchen. excellent. >> thanks very much. >> coming up tomorrow, we're going to be talking to some military widows and their daughters who had a chance to go to the miss america pageant and they got a day at the spa. got a day at macy's to shop. they were also given honorary crown pins from the miss america pageant and then, of course, they were sitting front and center for the pageant. all there for a very sad reason, they've lost their husbands in the war, but this is a chance for moms and daughters to come together for a weekend just for themselves. >> that's great for them. >> story coming up tomorrow. >> straight ahead, when you thought you heard it all from john edwards, revealing voice mail messages are coming your way and they're being revealed this morning and -- >> live pictures in right now from washington as two pandas get ready to head back to chin

brett favre, wears the number 4 for the vikings, who they beat. 4:44 seconds into overtime. >> 40-yard-yard field goal. super bowl xliv. there are other fours. it's been four years and four months since hurricane katrina, where we played the super bowl on sunday. and is it time for a win? these fans certainly hope so. they've been through years and years of misery. after more than 40 years of waiting, pure joy. for many, this moment, this super bowl, is personal. >> i feel so special and so important. we finally arrived. >> we're coming back. and it's kind of proving to everybody that, you know, new orleans is being rebuilt. >> reporter: families, generations, waiting so long. >> a lot of people were taking the paper out to graveyards. a lot of people were still in touch with the souls of the departed. people who they learned to be saints fans from. their dad or mom or grandpa. >> reporter: with bad playing and just plain bad luck, at one point the team was called the ain'ts. fans wore bags over their heads. one bright memory, tom dempsey's 60-yard field goal in 1970. at the time, the

i think it was a brett favre of's interception. we are honored to be here and i am honored to share the co-chairmanship. she thinks getting me to pull for the vikings was the ultimate reconciliation. not true. all the reconciliation i invite invite the quarterback of the florida gators who beat us four years at the university of georgia. glad to have you. this is a great occasion and we are delighted and honored that you are here today. >> each week we get together for our weekly senate prayer breakfast. at our breakfast, the senator always speaks sometimes about his or her faith or personal struggle and sometimes the challenge of forgiveness. our prayer breakfasts are always real and refreshingly -- just when we give up a few of my colleagues it reminds me we share a common purpose and common humanity. it is my honor today to introduce sergeant first class mary kay messenger. lead vocalist with the united states military academy band. in 1980 at the age of 12 she continued through the year as guest vocalists until she joined the a

. >> i am not sure, but the ref may be brett favre's interception.are honored to be here today, and amy thinks that getting me to pull for the vikings was the ultimate reconciliation. not true, that's when i was invited to the florida gators that beat us four consecutive years. tim, this is a pleasure. >> this is a great occasion and turn back to our leader, amy. >> each week we get together for a weekly senate prayer breakfast. i come away from it as a better person. a senator speaks about their faith or about a personal struggle, or sometimes about the challenges of forgiveness after a tough fight. our prayer breakfasts are real and refreshingly honest. and just when i am about to give up on working with colleagues, it reminds me that we share a common purpose and common humanity and with faith and forgiveness, we can start anew. it's my honor to introduce sergeant mary kay, who first sang with the band in 1980 at the age of 12. she continued through the years as a guest vocalist until she joined the army in 1996. she's performed throughout the wor