here's brian scott with more. >> push, push, push, push, push, push! reporter: it seems like a no-brainer. the gym plus the bar just don't mix. >> extend. >> reporter: danielle leavitt and her team think there's more to the equation. >> people with exercise drink much or more than people who don't. that's clear from large national surveys. >> reporter: still many seem to gain muscle and keep in shape and the folks here say there's actually little research on how the two interact. >> keep pushing. >> reporter: so they're taking it on, working with test subjects who work out regularly and monitoring how their muscles work in intense exercise. >> following the exercise, they consume a beverage. >> reporter: some alcoholic. >> we expect them to get up to a bac of about 0.12. >> reporter: then they see how it affects the body's recovery. do the two cancel each other out or are you doing harm combining them? from there they hope to find a better balance. >> what if you separate your drinking from your exercise by more hours? how much, is it okay for two beer

former star brian dawkins writing #rest in peace stou wart scott the world you left us is in a better place because you shared gifts us with. a moment of silence before the colts bangales wilds card game in indz nap list. colts put it away. andrew luck to dont'a mondaycrew as stuart scott would say boo-ya. indy wins 26-10. the bengals have not won a playoff game in 24 years. indy plays denver next sunday taken will be flacco and ravens with the patriots next saturday. >> eagles fans depressed with the team sitting home, this may cheer you up. cowboys down ten to detroit lions at the half. last playoff win came against eagles in 010. >>> if the flyers didn't lose enough on the road trip now they're losing money too. flyers are find for undisclosed amount today for violating collective bargaining agreement by traveling the day after christmas. which was a league holiday. flyers gm ron helptall dime him and requested they travel early. routine or not flyers lost and have not won since. dropped five straight including last night in new jersey. flyers rourn home tuesday against ottawa. >>

acknowledge the difficult work performed by our county fire marshall deputy chief scott holander, lead investigators lieutenant brian mayers and lisa herb, special agent a.t.f. and the public information officer captain russ davies. this has been a difficult week for them. and all of the investigation team and i'm very proud to be associated with such a dedicated group of professionals. i would like to thank our investigation team partners bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, anne arundel county police department the maryland state fire marshalls office the annapolis fire department and fire marshalls office. and the prince george's fire investigation unit. in addition, there were other supporting partners that helped us. in addition to being part of the investigation team the anne arundel police department provided scene security and personnel who moved literally tons of debris by hand. the anne arundel state attorney wes adams and his office for their help obtaining documents needed for a thorough investigation. bay area search and recovery k-9s mason-dixon, for the search dogs that helped us locate the victim

cbs anchor scott pelley 17 seconds. over at nbc brian williams did cover the story appropriately.oting almost 3 minutes to it. joining us from washington lauren ash burn from the hill. also howard kurtz star media buzz program seen sundays at 11:00 a.m. howard, were you striz surprised by the scant cover at cbs and abc. >> i was surprised at scott pelley's three sentences on cbs was so quick if you sneezed you miss it. no story on something everybody around the globe has been talking about. utter blind spot by some in the media plenty of exceptions to criticizing obama, especially over a move that even the white house can't defend in the midst was a bone-headed. >> we know why the "new york times" they see muslims as victims of the jihad. not the west. they see muslims as victim of it. we know that "the washington post," i don't know, i don't read them enough to really know what they are doing. but cbs news is a very interesting study. they are making their name for hard news coverage. that's what they do in the morning. you get more hard news coverage on cbs morning program than

coverage tonight on the warm temperatures,,, meteorologist brian van aken is here with how long it's expected to last. but first we go to kron-4s scott rates. he is live in walnut creek. where people were out enjoying a sun-filled sunday. scott? >>scott rates: with the unusually warm temperatures here reaching up to 73 these people were doing fine things and enjoying summer like behavior and whether >>: i have just moved here from sweden were talking about how great it is >>: i'm just excited to be applied basketball again >>: i love the warm weather helped glasses once possible >>scott rates: everybody is soaking it in while they can which is unseasonably warm but we'll be back to normal temperatures next week >>brian van aken: there's a storm coming in tuesday which will cool down temperatures but in the meantime we had a warm temperatures today. richmond tied a record high temperature today. but along the coast it was cooler because of the sea breeze winds. we're going to cool down the next few days because of the weather system coming in and all of the heavy fog in the central valley has made for cooler weather at least around co

brian, hold on a second. i have scott in chicago.my opinion, part of the reason for the selloff on the stock market is the terror threat that appears to be imminent around the world. am i stretching the point there? >> no, i do not think so. it is just a 1 degree. it is not good. a negative feeling this morning on top of what is happening over in france. i absolutely think you are correct. >> that is the point. if you are a traitor, why would you want to hold stocks over the weekend. and math casually attack is imminent. i think you are rating the risk level there. >> i think the risk what we have seen happen is absolutely the right reason. that is why we are seeing the week long to get out of the market this morning. >> thank you very much, indeed sir. we were down over 200. came back a little. that is still quite a loss. richard grenell is with us. why do you make of this statement from the and my five guy in britain? a mass casualty event is imminent. >> sad when you look at the end tell on a daily basis that u.s. government offic

scott live at the airport. katherine, you've got the latest. >> reporter: brian crews have been working to keep run ways clear for been hearing more and more about cancellations tonight and tomorrow as the day has gotten later. we're near security right now and you can see it is very light. thousands of flights across the country have been canceled today and tomorrow and we've been speaking to travelers here who are hoping their flight isn't one of them. >> it does not look promising whatsoever. >> reporter: optimism was a bit thin on the ground for travelers at philadelphia international airport. as the day has gotten later the cancellations and delays have been piling up. >> plane was supposed to take off at 4:20. the next time i got a notification it said 5:15 and it's now 6:16. >> reporter: as some passengers hoped their flights would take off at least eventually others looked to rebook. united and u.s. airways are just two of the airlines that have canceled all flights out of phl tomorrow. many airlines are waiving their change fees. the problems are widespread and issues in the northeast are causing a rippl

>> i'll leave it to brian to talk about what under leadership he and governor scott have been able to achieve. to point out one thing florida did. it was a hard, painful lesson but under governor bush it the establish. statewide mandatory building codes. learning the lessons of south florida and then across the state. the one thing that is saving taxpayers more money and making sure you still have commercially available insurance is the fact that florida did strengthen its building code and enforces it across all counties and cities. a courageous step given many people said it would make homes unaffordable. the reality was without the building code they would have been uninsurable. as we continue to see citizens shrink as more people buy into the florida market it a testament to better built homes for the environment they're in, and this is the lesson all states should pay attention to. when you have the right building codes and land use to manage risk, that risk can come down to the point where it's insurance and the private sector can manage future risks without defaulting back to f

>> i'll leave it to brian to talk about what under leadership he and governor scott have been able to achieve. i want to point out one thing florida did and it was a hard painful lesson and there's always attempts to take and walk back. but under governor bush it was the establishment of statewide mandatory building codes. learning the lessons of south florida and across the state. probably the one thing that's safing taxpayers more money and making sure you have commercially available insurance is the fact that florida strengthened its building code and does enforce it. it was a courageous step given that many people said it would make homes unaffordable. the reality was without that building code, they would have been uninsureable. as we see citizens shrink as more people will buy into the florida market, it's a testament to better built homes for the environment they are in and this is the lesson i think all states should pay attention to when you have the right building codes and land use to manage risk that risk can come down to the point it is insurable and the private sector ca

espn sports anchor stuart scott known for his catch phrases like as cool as the other side of the pillow has died after a long battle with cancer cancer. let's bring in brian. what were the circumstances? >> stuart was first diagnosed with cancer in 2007 and he had recurring bouts of the disease and fought it so fiercely inspired so many people by doing so but, deb, he was really the sports broadcaster an entire generation of aspiring broadcasters wanted to be. he joined espn in 1993 initially for the launch of espn 2 and he became one of the leading anchors of "sports center" the flagship program on espn. he was a broadcaster's broadcaster, and as you mentioned, not just the catch phrases, also the requeststhis is sports center commercials he covered. as i mentioned, toward the end of his life as he battled cancer he inspired so many people doing so. i'll read something he said back over the summer. he said when you die, it does not mean you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. espn this morning is running a special report a tribute to him, and it really is remarkable to see the outpouring of lo