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baltimore looking to stop the bleeding but rice has the ball knocked loose by brown.iners back in business. david akers wound up kicking a 34-yard field goal. 28-23. fourth quarter, ka per nick. -- kaepernick goes 15 yards. and 2-point conversion made then to the ravens seven yard line. 49ers can't punch it in. kaepernick to crabtree and the pass falls incomplete. jim harbaugh thought there should have been a holding penalty but nothing was called. vens hang on to win, 34-31 and joe flacco was named the game's mvp. kaepernick for 302 yards and a pick. heartbreaking loss. we back to new orleans where vernon davis spoke to the media. >> i thought we won this game. we started making plays. defense got the turnover. we had a great drive. at that moment, i said we got this. i got this. all we have to do is get the ball back in our hands and we can make it happen. i'm not disappointed at all just about losing this game. >> it feels good. i would like to be more profound. it feels like ray said it would feel. all the guys that worked so hard and stuck together and difficulti

brown. and i remember when they were killing susan rice unfairly in my opinion. the thought was they really were after susan rice because they wanted john kerry and so that kerry could -- the seat would go to scott brown or republican. now brown is out, they don't have a clear shot at the seat. this has to help president obama. scott brown not running is a big win for the president if the republicans can't come up with a comparable candidate. >> no, i think that's right. i don't think they'll ever take a seat for granted in massachusetts again after 2009 and 20 10, rather. but i do think it's a win for democrats. i don't know whether he's announced anything is former governor bill weld who just moved back up there and can run as a kind of independent republican. he's pretty up predictable. if he doesn't run, i think it's going to be hard for them to come up with smnl to take that seat. but, you know, scott brown came out of nowhere, so be ware. >> it was interesting. he released a statement that i think put the president in ra good light. scott brown said in his

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brown. we understand you're working on a special committee with condoleezza rice to bring the super bowl hered prefer the 50th 50th anniversary of the super bowl and believe me with people like daniel lury and i'm recruiting john madden, it's going to be something very special, and i believe san francisco is currently in the final three or four cities that are under consideration. >> houston is one, miami is one, and they're asked you to help put something together on this. >> they're wondering if we can handle it and we're going to show them sunday that we can. >> o to handle the crowds and parties. >> yeah, and it costs a lot overmine. indianapolis spent $25 million to bring the super bowl in. >> san francisco will be prepared to spend whatever it takes, literally. we have the broad bay area participating at every level in this effort. it's just not those main identified in san francisco, and it's people who actually have resources. >> is it a fact -- as a matter of fact i talked with daniel lury. he flew down to new orleans to put the bid together, what are they asking from you. >> they wa

inside is a brown rice sushi rice. and it's got the tofu pouch. here is the most popular item, which is our organic salmon cucumber roll. and we cook this salmon with the miso and marinate. and then we grill 'em. and then you pull it off. and then you wrap it around a cucumber. and there you are. >> everything at the m cafe is made from scratch with the highest quality, flavorful ingredients they can find. like the ones they get from koda farms. yuta says he couldn't have even dreamed of opening his cafe without ross and robin and their special family farm, which got its start decades earlier. and now it's up to the next generation of farmers and foodies alike to support this unique kernel of history. >> it's part of the tie to stay here and keep the family business going. and it's also the challenge of keeping the family business going. a lot of history behind it. and a lot of responsibility to keep it going. >> thank you, ross. >> brought to you by allied insurance, a member of the nationwide family of companies, which also includes nationwide i