let's bring in carrie rice for more on amazon's earnings. i don't know how much you heard. but do you think we're at a point where amazon needs to grow into that valuation and who knows how long that could take? >> yeah. i think that point is very well taken. but, you know, i think it will grow over time into that. though it will take some time. but i would argue that the stock does -- that's not really where the stock trades. it's not driven by its valuation or the investors that seem to really be involved in the name. it's more about the opportunities and where they go over the long-term. but not necessarily valuation. >> how do you read the quarter? was it just a disappointment across the board in your view? >> well, you know, certainly on the top line i think it was disappointing. in the u.s. we thought it was a little bit weaker than we expected. and in the media segment weaker than expected. but it's not all negative as pointed out earlier. margins a little bit better than we were expecting. i think the street was looking for about half a percent operating margin came

. >> do we on the outside make too much of the number of carries rice gets or is the more important thinghe number of touches he gets? >> i think carries come when you do things over the course of a game. you have a big game and you give the guy a ball a handful more times. have you to run with the formative offense. i think he's most dangerous when he's getting touches, when he's getting receptions out of the back field. and i think that's when the offense is at its best. we're in a groove. everybody is getting involved. everybody is gelling. we're moving the ball and scoring points. >> the last question for you, on what has become just remarkable, the whole personality around the fu man chu. this thing has taken on a life of its own. does it have a name yet? >> no. it is kind of funny. listen, it was just a little bit of fun. it is funny to see people out there growing them and having fun with it, too. >> you almost can't shave it now until the end of the season. definitely. it is tough to keep because it is kind of annoying, but i know i have to keep it until the end. >> gerry sandusky

ray rice was positively explosive. 24 carries 191 yards, two touchdowns. spread at the end of the first .rive of the graigame they had more than 25 rushing attempts. that is the winning formula. you saw yesterday in cincinnati. after the second touchdown run by ray rice, the bengals never did quite catch up. dramatic to the end, when cincinnati's hail mary came up empty. bring the playoffs back to baltimore for the first time since 2006. >> we are doing it for all the people in baltimore. we will go back home with a win. at the end of the game, maybe some of you guys heard this outside the locker room. ray said the same thing, it was baltimore. on behalf of the players come and just so the fans know how much our players appreciate our fans. >> a quick entry update from pittsburg. cornyn and hall does need knee surgery and is out for the playoffs. >> baltimore city has recorded his lowest homicide rate in more than 30 years. but could the shrinking population be a major factor? we will crunch the numbers. how the ravens win yesterday is a huge win for the c

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carry during the season. and today, he engaged in a little trash talk through the media with 49ers former receiving great jerry rice who called him out on espn. >> i feel like brandon jacobs is a little soft. he can't get away, you know, from a defender. this guy's 265 and it upsets me when i see him get tackled by a guy that's like 190 or 200 pounds. >> i grew up with san francisco 49ers fans. i have loved jerry rice. i still love jerry rice. you know, he -- i give him a lot of credit for the game being the way it is today. you know? i have nothing negative to say about jerry. if he feels that way, he feels that way. i bet you he won't tackle me. [ laughter ] >> ouch. >>> well said. the 49ers special teams unit was the unsung hero last saturday against the saints. blake costanzo number 51 recovered a fumble and later forced one. that led to six 49ers points. he came from cleveland. the coach loves to talk about his blue collar style of play. >> he has the body of a guy who should be working a 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. job. how about you? >> if you look at me i look like a regular dude and i gained a little weight. i have b

carries. he had a big day. more on that in the second quarter. they didn't throw it much because of high winds up there. rice joining marshall faulk as the only player with 1000 yards rushing and 700 yards rush not guilty more than one season. ravens 24-16 secure that first round bye. flip saunders and the wizards are struggling. boston in town. kevin garnet all alone. john wall doing his best to keep washington in it. not satisfy with -- not satisfied with two. he had 18-3-7. robbed dough, had a -- -- a triple double. i'm dave owen. have a great monday, everybody. >>> a little come forefor redskins fans after holding a comfortable lead in the nfc east a month ago, dallas will also miss the playoffs. the cowboys lost to the giants. eli manning was 24 of 33 for 246 yards and three touchdowns. the giants win three of their last four. the one loss belongs to the redskins to get into the playoffs. >>> if you are waiting for the next ipad to come out, you might need the rest of the story pretty soon. coming up. >>> plus the last minute campaigning for what weigh caucuses. >> reporter: looking good on the roadways

rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> every one knows that when it comes to the campaign trail your message can't always carry mitt romney refuses to answer questions of his campaign bundlers. one man may not be very far from putting a face to those big donations. mike, not 24 hours ago, we had you on this broadcast. since then you've broken a major story about mitt's money trail. what have you got? >> i don't know how much of a shock it will be to people but it turns out the big fundraisers from the romney presidential campaign turn out to be a lot of tycoons of private equity industry that's been at the center of this debate about bain capital. the romney campaign has not disclosed the names of its bundlers. the big fund raisers that bring in large sums of cash. the obama cam hpaign has done ts year and last cycle. if you look at the invitations to fund raisers, you look at the event co-host. the ones that are responsible for bringing in $50,000 or more. it turns out there's a lot of these private equity firms. of the 24 events, two-thirds are from the private connect industry. >> wow. thanks so much. >>> n