we are a young team, but coach carroll got us ready and that's

the 63-year-old pete carroll has got his team back in the super bowl. perfect throw. >> troy: green bay packers were not expecting this type of play, joe. no middle help, as i said. they give the big-play guy, jermaine kearse, an opportunity one-on-one. russell wilson sees it look at the throw. drops it right out of the sky, into the hands of jermaine kearse for the winning touchdown. >> joe: the look on the face of the tight end brandon bostick, second-year pro out of newbury who could not corral on the onside kick try. let's go down to the field. here's erin. >> joe, thank you so much. we see it. overcome with emotion russell just tell me, what are you thinking right now? >> god is good all the time. every time. these guys on this team are unbelievable. the fight, the fight, over and over again. people used to doubt man. just excited to be on this team excited to play with the guys. four minutes left in the game, three minutes four interceptions and just keep playing and the guys just keep believing in me man. credit to the packers, they had an unbeli

but i played a lot of football against pete carroll. coached football teams, defensive coordinator and head coach, and the things he's been able to accomplish with the learning experience and win a super bowl last year and now winning a super bowl again, he is a great great football coach. >> all right. but it was a game that he played against your miami dolphins team that involved you that people credit for him getting fired from the jets. >> the pete spike. that's what he's famous for. some people say that's one of the reasons why he got fired from the jets. >> many people say. >> it's a play that bernie kozar brought from cleveland. it was great. after this play pete got fired and the jets went down the drain. >> seems to have worked out in the end. the super bowl is tomorrow. but tonight is when we will learn who has been voted into the latest class of the pro football hall of fame. and all eyes are on one name, junior seau. seau was of course revered around the nfl, beloved in san diego. he led the chargers to the franchise's lone

carroll is a cool guy in the room. belichick is the quiet nerdy mad scientist that comes up with schemes to outsmart everybody, one of the reasons he's won so much. a lot of talk about what his teams have done in the past, but bill doesn't really want to talk about that. >> for us whatever we have or haven't done in the past, the super bowls that won, the ones we didn't win, championships, really it's not about that now. this is about an opportunity for this team at this time to be special this year and again whatever did or didn't happen, we don't really care about that at this point. >> oh, the press conference heard around the nation. nfl commissioner roger goodell gave his state of the league address, hard to think of a ceo who has had a tougher year. goodell speaking 45 minutes under siege by reporters. he says he's admitted his mistakes in the ray rice case of here's what else he said. >> we obviously as an organization have gone through adversity, but more importantly it's been adversity for me. so we've all don

pete carroll fired up with his quarterback who was brilliant. go to los angeles where the state farm postgame show starts right now. >>> and the backbreaker came off the hands and feet of cam chancellor. longest interception return in seahawks postseason history. third straight play-off game. all three obviously seattle wins. today they advance to the nfc title game 31-17 over the carolina panthers. as we welcome you to the state farm postgame show. jimmy this is a video we kind of seen before. this is a typical seattle win, wasn't it? >> yeah. you look at seattle and how they win games. marshawn lynch running the football. russell wilson being very efficient, three touchdown passes, only threw it 22 times. then a dominating defense. three take aways. >> all right. we continue here with the cam chancellor is awesome postgame show let's get to pam oliver who is standing by with the man. >> all right, cam chancellor tell me what you saw in that cam newton pick that allowed you an opportunity like that? >> what i did see? i saw a guy go to the flat

pete carroll fired up with his quarterback who was brilliant. go to los angeles where the state farm postgame show starts right now. >>> and the backbreaker came off the hands and feet of cam chancellor. longest interception return in seahawks postseason history. third straight play-off game. all three obviously seattle wins. today they advance to the nfc title game 31-17 over the carolina panthers. as we welcome you to the state farm postgame show. jimmy this is a video we kind of seen before. this is a typical seattle win, wasn't it? >> yeah. you look at seattle and how they win games. marshawn lynch running the football. russell wilson being very efficient, three touchdown passes, only threw it 22 times. then a dominating defense. three take aways. >> all right. we continue here with the cam chancellor is awesome postgame show let's get to pam oliver who is standing by with the man. >> all right, cam chancellor tell me what you saw in that cam newton pick that allowed you an opportunity like that? >> what i did see? i saw a guy go to the flat

also coming up for you this hour, stephen carroll is and in davos.nd orthodox christians in ethiopia celebrate one of the most important religious events of the year. otherwise known as the tiffany. -- as the epiphany. stay with us. ♪ i am genie godula and paris. sorry about the technical difficulties. the u.s. and british foreign ministers are hosting counterterrorism talks in london. john kerry and philip hammond are meeting with some of the countries aligned with the u.s.-led coalition that plans to drive the islamic state group out of syria and iraq. the focus today is on fighting islamists extremists in the middle east and at home. those talks, as japan is trying to save two hostages believed to be held by the i.s. group. militants have threatened to execute the two japanese men by friday if they are not paid $200 million in ransom money. >> japan doing all he can to save these hostages. journalists are being held under threat by the islamic state organization. back in tokyo after cutting short his trip to the middle east, prime minister shinzo

she has reaction from pete carroll carroll. a former college athlete is here with me. boston radio host who interviewed brady after reports leaked about the investigation. welcome to all of you. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing all right. let me just kick things offer ss off. rachel beginning with you, we're waiting and watching for tom brady to speak. what does he say? >> yeah. look the pressure is on tom brady and been on tom brady all week. we talked to him monday and he laed this off and called it ridiculous. the reason balls are a certain way because of a football game are because of the quarterback. they can be scuffed up wax taken off them. teams can soak them all week so they're less susceptible to rain during the game. you hear quarterbacks say we doctor balls all the time. there's a list of things within nfl rules. what is not within nfl rules is letting the air pressure out. it significantly changes the way you can handle the ball. there's no question that certain quarterbacks would love to have a little less air pressure. in fact it was on weui a few years ag

carroll was there was a disagreement between two of his peers.up out of his rack, went to the bathroom area, put on his shoes, which is an indication of threatening and intimidating behavior. and as a result of that, he was put out of the program. >> the penitentiary mentality still running. again, he wants to put his shoes on and fight people, and it wasn't even his problem. it was somebody else's problem, but they was in the penitentiary together. you know how to goes. he's a good person and everything, when it comes to a friend, but when it comes to the program, he was just telling everybody what they want to hear and stuff like that. i ain't dogging him. i'm not saying something i wouldn't say to him. it's an accountability program. it ain't about rats and snitches, it's about helping each other out. >> the expectation is job respects each other. >> smithson will continue on in enough is enough, and now it's time for destiny van winkle to move on to the next phase of her life. >> i'm getting released. i've been here a year, so it's time for m

. >>> steve kerr is a huge fan of pete carroll.ttle's training camp, his pick for sunday won't be very popular with 49ers fans. >> seahawks, is that what you're saying? >> am i allowed to say that in the bay area? people hate the seahawks. i'll pulling for pete carroll and marshawn lynn. >> the oakland boy. [ laughter ] >> steve kerr didn't just visit seattle's camp. he did his due diligence in finding out what a good coach is and what the qualities pete carroll has that makes him a good coach. >> the whole marshawn lynch is a diversion to take away any pressure in the seahawks. he is owning it all so nobody else has to mess with it. >> genius opinion. >> that's a pete carroll thing. you watch that. >> maybe. we this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save up to $300 on beautyrest a

i want to start with you, jason carroll. what are people saying? >> reporter: yeah. well not everyone's complaining. take a look where we are right here. we're in the middle of central park. this is a spot where folks typically come out and do a little sledding. today no exception since it is -- wave there, hello. since it is a snow day. the kids are not in school. again, carol, not everyone is complaining. i've got mike and bridgette here and their three lovely children who decided to come out. we were talking about the mayor's response the governor's response to this storm and, mike you were basically saying a good thing in terms of the response and the way things were handled. >> yeah absolutely. the roads were all clear so the plows could come through. there was no obstructions. people were off the streets and wake up this morning and all the sidewalks were cleared by the buildings. it was easy to get to the park. >> reporter: easier to get the kids out. bridgette, i was mentioning last year carol, we were having a conversation i remember last year about this sam

time now for the day's business, and we have stephen carroll on the set. we will start with a look at the motor show in detroit, michigan. >> that is america is auto show, and it starts on an optimistic note. the industry has been able to cast off the shadow of a near collapse. thanks to falling oil prices and low interest rates. he also felt that detroit has exited bankruptcy. 40 new models are being unveiled at the show. catherine has the story. >> carmakers reveal their latest models. ahead of mercedes-benz expressed optimism for the year ahead. >> the u.s. has been the biggest market for us worldwide, and it will be a very broad market in 2015 again. >> in 2014, 16.5 million cars and trucks were sold in the u.s., up almost 6% from 2013. some 20 manufacturers will compete for glory in what has become once again the prosperous corner of the global auto market. while other economies struggle to grow. the general motors ceo said u.s. sales in 2015 were likely to reach levels not seen since 2001. with oil prices lower than in six years, it is expected that

why marshawn lynch could be fined $500,000 and seahawks coach pete carroll on why chip kelly could beangerous now. >>> i'm john clark live from super bowl media day. one of the big questions, would seahawks running back marshawn lynch talk to meet yeah? he's been fined many times before for not talking to media. he's reportedly been threatened with a couple hundred thousand dollar fine if he didn't speak today, sew gave one statement for every question. hi a question for all the seahawks and marshawn. if he wins the super bowl mvp, would he actually say, i'm going to disney world? >> hey, i'm just here so i don't get fined, so y'all can sit here and ask me all the confess y'all want to. i'm going to answer with the same answers. >> if marshawn lynch is super bowl mvp, will he say i'm going to disney world? >> probably not. he'll probably just shake his head. >> i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> he probably would say. >> i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> he might. he might say, i'm going back to oakland. he can say about anything. >> i'm here so

listen to seattle coach pete carroll. >> dynasty is what new england has done, you know to return as their division champs for so many years, i mean it's ridiculous the numbers that they've put up and to be first round bye team for 10 times or something, this is ridiculous numbers. i don't know if anybody has done that so consistently but even then you have to look back you have to get out in the future sometimes before you can recognize that i think. >> pete careolinase carroll. college ba rankings are out tonight. i wanted to see if they would drop in the rankings no, sir cavaliers are still behind kentucky. just getting by northwestern last night. the final shot to beat northwestern. that was phenomenal last night. over in college park, dez wells, tough shot. big win. terrapins roll. and dez wells is the hero. the georgetown hoyas may be the ones in this area. so-called experts continue to talk about the way the hoyas man handled villanova last week. the hoyas move up in the rankings to number 21. they're 14-5. georgetown plays xavier in the phone booth tomorrow night. our play of

like many women of her generation carroll got married after ice and started having children. it was not until in her 30s she decided to go to art school and make a career of her life long passion. >> i graduated i was 39 years old and i got a junior high teaching job and that's when i found out that i was losing my eyesight. >> carroll had already known she was going deaf. after the diagnosis she struggled with painers block and couldn't pickp a paint brush. it took years of meditation and self hypnosis to overcome it. >> when you get something back you thought you lost it's twice as good. but by then i had only tunnel vision. still she painted. he work became part of exhibition of visually impaired artists and featured at the museum of art in philadelphia which was a thrill. >> really big thrill. >> if her site con stipulated to fail she transitioned to speaking letter her hands be her guide. >> i knew i wanted to continue somehow and needed to be happy. >> she's working on her memoir and hopes to inspire others to keep going when life's challenges seem insurmountable. >> i

more than eight hours after it started, take a look, this is route 27 here in carroll county. and again, pavement just really wet at this point. but the problem is it's getting really cold and has been cold all day long. at last check, about 20 degrees. and take a look at some of the areas here. pavements like at this gas station here. you still have a lot of snow packed on to the roads here. we'll talk to collins. they had a long commute. you came from baltimore trying to get mom and dad home from a cruise. what were the roads like? >> i went from germantown up to baltimore this morning and left the house at 8:00. it took me two hours to get up 27 which is ridiculous. there was nothing but slush. nothing was plowed. there was a mercedes that had spun out and blocked the entire road. it's always the luxury cars that should not be on the roads. >> mom, you were trying to get home from a cruise after a sunny cruise. not so good, though, getting home. >> well, we had 10 days of sun and came home to snow! and couldn't come and get us. it was very frustrating. >> long day but, of c

it was torn down by daniel carroll, relation to charles carroll, carrollton so far, the mansion was locatedhe intersection of what is now new jersey avenue and independence avenue, basically in the front yard of the capitol building. and fontnue knew what land was his to play with and what was still private land. he knew that was still his lands, carroll ignored him. to prove his point, he went in in the dead of night and tore that building down just to prove it was his. that's what helped to contribute. >> thank you so much for telling that story. just goes to show you the story behind these maps, you know, politics was alive and well in d.c. even before the city of d.c. was actually created here. >> i'm wondering how much is water color sell for? is there possibly a further for him in that field? >> i don't know. that art show was part of a grant that the island cultural commission gave to different artists to display their work. i think he -- maybe he he made like $2,000 or something. you know, certainly i don't know if it has occurred to him that he could sell e. forbes smiley originals

urban meyer at ohio state or pete carroll of the seahawks or bill belichick with the new england patriotswould not recognize national college football champion ohio state if the buckeyes were not run by urban meyer. as much as i like richard sherman, signed autographed and russell wilson and marshawn lynch, it is pete carroll that made the seahawks great. sure tom brady is the best in the game but it is ruled by the iron-fisted belichick. coaches make these teams the phenomenal franchises they are. i know and you know that investing with a ceo that can be compared to the coaching greats. managed to rally nicely despite the vicious roller coaster ride. consider disney. the stock hit an all-time high up from $69 a little less than a year ago and did so because of his stewardship. he is way too humble and a total team guy. let me do it for him. i remember when disney was an inconsistently run entity. it was run by executives that are barely worth mentioning. so i won't. he has built a company around key brands whether they are marvel or pixar or featured players of "star wars" by making movi

it was torn down by daniel n't carroll, relation to charles eryone i carroll, carrollton, so far, thension was located at the intersection of what is now new jersey avenue and independence avenue, basically in the front yard of the capitol building. and l'enfant knew what land was rela his to play with and what was ti still private land. he knew that was still his lands, carroll ignored him. to prove his point, he went in and in the dead of night and tore land. that building down just to prove it was his. that's what helped to contribute. gn >> thank you so much for tellinge dea that story.d just goes to show you the story behind these maps, you know, politics was alive and well in as d.c. even before the city of d.c. was actually created here. >> i'm wondering how much is water color sell for? is there possibly a further for him in that field? >> i don't know. that art show was part of a that ch s grant that the island cultural commission gave to different artists to display their work. i think he -- maybe he made like art s $2,000 or something.ho ar you know, certainly i don't know

pete carroll coached the new england patriots and was fired. his replacement was bill belichick who is still there 15 years later. >>> baby quarantined for a month because she was exposed to measles. who her parents say is at fault. >> a new development after 2 investigates uncovered a case of vandalism at rehab center. [ indiscernible ] >> and some remarkable video. look at that. making his way to the top of niagara falls. >> back after the break. the bay area weekend is here, super bowl weekend, temperatures will be up there, how warm it will be for saturday and sunday. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! . >>> tonight we are hearing the story of a family whose baby was forced

a final word this morning from pete carroll on his all >>> and good morning. we kick it off with the association, they went on the road to utah and got caught. here is a is a--is there a turnover. and now sean livingston is there. but the jazz, they just hit you inside, hit you judd site. here is briefer for three--you outside. here is briefer for three. down as many as 20. and reigning it down here. and now it is within six. utah would bend but not break. alley up a, bam. and now out on the high road. here is the producer, and it is in. the warriors lose and the war yores no longer have the best record in the nba. yes, the atlanta hawks have nudged them out. >>> 9 super bowl, it is a pick them game for tomorrow. so here is the seahawks richard sherman. his girlfriend is expecting a baby any day now, it could be tomorrow and pete carroll has some advise. >> however he goes with that, you know, if he is faced with that decision, we will support him and we will see how it goes. we wish him luck. witness stand we cannot wait to see little petety. >>> all right, w

they will do whatever they can to recruit people any way they can. >> jason carroll, thank you very muchbar to the story but something bigger. >> one of the most feared terror groups boko haram. we're next. which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth.

wants to bring out some freezing rain in parts of washington frederick, and carroll countys.dy has that threat of seeing a little bit of freezing rain until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. after that we continue to track showers throughout the day tomorrow. a soggy monday. rain comes to an end overnight tomorrow. so the monday morning risk ice is possible inside of the beltway. for southern maryland to like a rain-only event for you. ice is likely up to .1 inches in parts of western montgomery western loudoun, frederick counties. i'm going to be posting this on my facebook and twitter pages so head there to see the latest forecast throughout the evening. temperatures right now are in the mid to upper 30s. and lows tonight just below that freezing mark. 31 in washington. notice the areas where ice is more likely. gaithersburg frederick, leesburg drop to around 30 or lower. high temperature tomorrow of 38 degrees. we hit that at 3:00 in the afternoon. but at the bus stop delays are certainly possible because of that threat of freezing rain. remember though all rain by 9:00 a.m. tue

we are a young team, but coach carroll got us ready and that's the way we play come sunday night. >> but that game wasn't close. >> 115 million people last year watched the halftime super bowl show, does that make you nervous? that number? can i be honest and say? can i be human and say yes, i will be nervous. >>> al michaels was on gene mccarthy's campaign in 2008, he had a nose ring. if is 9:00 p.m. on the east coast, 7:00 here in phoenix. we have another packed hour ahead including our big interview with katy perry. >> yes, the golden voice of the big game. nbc sports al michaels joins us. great to have you here, al. >> thank you. >> also the author of the great book "you can't make this up" it will be his ninth super would be that he has announced. >> i have a confession -- >> i did, i worked for him, and i worked for warren harding's campaign. did didn't work out particularly well. >> so you're ninth super bowl, do you have a favorite? a memory? >> i would say six years ago arizona against pittsburgh in super bowl 43 and it was crazy because you have an iconic franchise in the s

carroll does not see age as a barrier for anyone determined to drum. >> if you cannot stand, you can. if you can not hold it, it is okay. i went from the way i learned, which was rigid to saying hey, let's make it work. >> she has great patience. she has a way to work with people. you can see how everyone's needs are different. >> reporter: this student says that carol has created more than a class, she built a network. >> we take care of each other. it is not just showing up. it is really, you know, extending ourselves. >> i just love it. i just love everything about it. but you do not do it alone. so as you get the know the group, we become friends, then it is something that you look forward to. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: so for volunteering her time and talent to teach it to a new community of musicians, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to carol. kpix5. >> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at www.kpix.com. >>> well, the rose parade was on thursday but people are still enjoying the floats. they are parked in pasadena until today. and

. >> stephen carroll is with me on the set.et's start with airbus. >> the question was whether they would beat boeing in the terms of sales and the answer is yes and no. they delivered 629 planes last night, less than boeing. but they secured more orders for planes. we have more. >> we are here at airbus headquarters. behind me is the a-350. once again they have been boeing in terms of sales. they didn't do so well in terms of deliveries. when somebody buys a car, you want the cash. that is what airbus needs to improve, so they have more money in the bank. there is a backlog. when you buy it, you want that money now. thanks very much. if i buy an aircraft from you, i have to wait eight years. >> that depends on which airplane you are talking about. if you want an a-380, i can probably delivered to you in 2017. it really isn't that far out. you cannot just take our backlog in divided by a production rate. it depends on the individual model. you get paid when you deliver the airplane. we have been outselling boeing. now we caused

jason carroll reports on what it's like to be a sole survivor. >> reporter: what lies behind this smileyear-old girl is the kind of courage seen in those well beyond her young years. that's what larry wilkins thought when sailor gutzler showed up on his front porch late friday night and told him an incredible story. >> she said my mom and dad are dead. we had a plane crash. >> reporter: gutzler and her family took off from key west florida. on board, her father who was piloting the twin-engine aircraft. on board, her mother and sister and cousin. the plane crashed in a wooded area in kentucky. sailor was the only survivor. how was she able to survive the crash and then endure hiking three quarters of a mile through dark cold woods without shoes or proper clothes is unknown. >> she was amazingly composed for a 7-year-old girl. >> reporter: there are others documented in the cnn film sole survivor. in 1987, cecelia was 4 years old when she was the sole survive of flight 255. 154 people were killed when the airline crashed in detroit, including her entire family. decades later, she still h

lombardi trophy front and center at the last media interview before sunday's superbowl t he coaches pete carrollsat down next to the trophy for a duel press conference as expected. both coaches very complimentary of their opponents i would give nbc secrets away and seek imagine what the coaches will not give away. >>: they do so many things well and so many levels >>: they have performed very well and will have to work very hard but we're excited for the opportunity in think will be a good matchup >>gary radnich: pam on sunday when you cook for a gathering? >>pam moore:nell >>gary radnich: well that was quick i prefer to watch the game play- by-play in solitude and not allowed party. shunning tiger woods right here . tiger woods shot 82. this was the worst round of his whole career. >>: i'm just doing this on defined. >>: see that's all tiger needed that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. goodnight! bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on t

jason carroll reports. >> reporter: said and cherif kouachi, partners in crime.rothers who shared not only blood but an extremist ideology but far from the only set of brothers tied to terrorism. boston bombing suspects dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan. but before boston the brother's deadly plot there was already a long list of sibling terrorists. six of the 19 hijackers responsible for the attacks on 9/11 were actually brothers who worked in teams. alhazmi brothers sat together on american airlines flight 77 before hijacking and crashing it into the pentagon. and three of the terrorists were brothers. more than 200 people killed as a result. 2007. a failed plot to attack soldiers at fort dix in new jersey. three terrorists also brothers. why so many sibling connections? dr. harley stock is a forensic psychologist. >> being a lone wolf self-rad cloudy skiesing jihadist is hard to do. it's good to have help. the other issue, who do you trust? having a family member you can trust is helpful. >> reporter: two years ago in south florida, two men who happened to be bro

they're all miracles and jason carroll is "outfront." >> reporter: what lies behind the smile of thisage seen in those well yonl her young years. that's what larry wilkins thought when sailor showed up on his front porch friday night and told him an incredible story. >> she said my mom and dad are dead. we just had a plane crash. >> reporter: they took off from key west florida, early friday on board her father, who was piloting the twin engine aircraft along with her mother her 9-year-old sister and 14-year-old cousin. the plane ran into trouble and crashed in a wooded area in kentucky. sailor was the only survivor. how was she able to survive and then get through three quarters of a mile in cold dark woods without shoes or warm clothes. >> the little girl was amazingly composed. >> reporter: her story of survival is rare but there are others documented in the cnn film sole survivor. cecilia was just 4 years old when she was the sole survivor of flight 255. 154 people were killed when the airline crashed on takeoff in detroit, including her entire family. decades later, she still has

our jason carroll has the story. >> reporter: said and sharif kouachi, partners in crime, brothers whoan extreme into ideology. they are far from the only set of brothers who have been tied to terrorism. boston bombing sub expects dzhokhar and tam land tsarnaev come to mind accused of killing three people and wounding more than 200 after detonating pressure cooker bombs at the marathon in 2013. even before boston before their deadly plot, there was already a long list of siblings terrorists. six of the 19 hijackers responsible for the attacks on 9/11 were brothers who worked in teams. take the al hazmi brothers they sat together on american airlines flight 77 before hijacking and crashing it into the pentagon. a year later, 2002 in bali three bombs, three of the terrorists were bothers. more than 200 people killed as a result. 2007 a failed plot. the plan this time was to attack soldiers at ft. dix in new jersey. three of the would-be terrorists convicted were also brothers. why so many siblings connections? dr. harley stock is a forensic psychologist. >> being a lone wolf self radical

jason carroll, hold that thought. laws broke, no department policy infringed upon and yet it doesn't feel right. so weigh in on the ramifications what this family might have. any recourse? >> i think they may have recourse. it doesn't feel right because it's stupid on its face. they could hire a model. i understand you need to distinguish between different people. so hire a model. or get the permission of the person whose mug shot it is. there are theories, one is this a commercial exploitation of somebody's appearance. and if they were trying to sell a product and they put your picture on the product, that clearly would be actionable under florida law. here is my theatory here. may be a stretch. by using that picture, they could buy sort of a generic picture, but they used his picture and saved themselves the money of hiring a model. so maybe that's a commercial exploitation, invasion of privacy. >> but mug shots are public dough pla dough mai domain. >> you have a right to your image and likeness. just because your

pete carroll has one last year. for carroll, he admires the belichick way of coaching. >> coach belichick has always been noted for challenging his opponents really in all ways and so he continues to do that and so we have to -- we're striving to stay ahead of that as best we can in the preparation, in the awareness. not all teams are like that so this team really does heighten your awareness of the different things t closer to home, the redskins e to raheem morris. morris is heading to atlanta to be assistant head coach and he'll lead the secondary there. even though the falcons have yet to hire a head coach, sources have told us seahawks defensive coordir dan quinn expected to be the head coach after the super bowl. morris had been the redskins defensive backs coach the last three seasons. with that position open we've learned that former giants defensive coordir perry fuel met with the team today about becoming the new defensive backs coach. he had been the giants defensive coordinar since 2010 winning a super bo

pete carroll got fired in new york. and got fired, he was your coach.mix of players. >> i think pete carroll was before his time. he was trying to implement that culture into our locker room. >> what culture? what do you mean? >> i think it takes a group of young guys. you know, we had a very veteran veteran team. i always knew he was going to be successful. it took the right mix of players and he created that culture. >> i think these coaches. they have to learn too. first time through. but you have to understand wow, i can't treat curtis the same way i treat tim. sometimes they don't know that right off the bat. so you know a guy like belichick i'm sure initially he was like everybody he was pointing his finger at. he probably learned you can't point your finger at tom brady. i think that's a big adjustment. >> also brady is better than any test verdicty. i would like to see belichick do without tom brady. we haven't seen that yet. although no one doubts he is he a genius. even though people vilified. real quick about the league. yesterday, i watched

i was able to sit down with coach pete carroll from the see atal seahawks. he's going to coach against the patriots in the super bowl. i asked about what responsibility coach ts have to make sure they are aware of these situations that things are being followed and done the right way. take a listen. >> how significant is that if the patriots are found to have participated in cheating the rules? >> well, i don't know all of that answer right now. i don't know about the circumstances so it would be crazy for me to comment on it. we're tripg to do things right. the league and the league office is working to figure out what is right and let's stand form what's right. when we make our his takes, we admit to them and send the message that's the right way to do things. we'll see what happens with this. >> carroll noted to me that hey, the head coaches, you're the 32 stewards of the game. it's important for coaches to do the right thing, not just in football and the rules, but because they're xham ms. the nfl is our most popular sport. there's a lot of people watchi

one of the game's subplots is carroll was replaced in new england by bill belichick and that was theted on his three seasons in new england. >> i did spend three really good years in new england. i had a great time when he was there. probably the thing that i take away from it the most is the spirit of the fans and how sincere they are and how much they want you to do well and how much they will let you know when you don't. bill hasn't had to feel much of that because they have done so well over the years. i got pounded a couple of times got fired a couple of types in the league and i know everybody likes to have fun with that and my therapist tells me i should always talk about it and bring it up -- make sure that i don't hide from it. [ laughter ] >> hey, soggy phoenix open second round. hey ken, you and i can do this. >> yeah it happens. >> flying the green. it's a shocker. tiger woods couldn't find the fairway, either. look at this. couldn't get up there. huh? >> wow. >> second time he has ever shot an 80-plus. he shot 82 today. worst round ever! miss the cut for the 13th time wo

authorities have identified the woman killed as 64-year-old carroll maday.they say she became disoriented and made a left turn on the to the tracks at the main street and was struck by on on coming freight tram. >>> and investigators are looking into the cause of fire. it started around 5:00 this morning. crews quickly had the flames under control. one woman was taken to the hospital with burn wounds. no word tonight on the extent of her injuries. >>> happiness returned to happy valley. hundreds of the students marched at penn state celebrating the career of late football coach joe paterno. >> 409. >> students chanted saying the school's fight song and released 112 balloons each representing one of his wins restored by the ncaa. the wins were stripped amidst the sandusky child molestation scandal. student and alumni are now asking that a statue of joe be returned to zblavrpscampus. >>> a mother --. coming just three days after she won the battle to stay in the u.s. for at least two more years. nbc 10 spoke with her and the supporters who kept her fight going

only a few coaches have that power, like bill belichick and pete carroll both won the super bowl.ruben frank thinks kelly can do it. >> you don't do what he's done

carroll saying that he's going to leave that decision up to sherman.o went on to say he looks forward to meeting little pety. we fully expect him to play in super bowl xlix. roger goodell, the commissioner expected to take to the podium any moment now. this is something he does every year sort of state of the nfl, the commissioner going to speak again, any moment now here. we'll listen to that live when it happens. this as the nfl continues to deal with a lot of issues off the field. this has been a very -- you know, i'll say it it's been a bad year for the league. a really bad year by some accounts. i want to bring in dave ziron, edge of sports.com, spent some time talking about what the nfl has had to deal with this year. always good to see you, my friend. how would you characterize this year for the national football league? >> well, how would you characterize the titanic after it hit the iceberg? the only thing that the nfl has going for it is its bottom line. the league has never been more profit ablg. if that's how they want to be judged then rog

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> our thanks to jason. seven-year-old girl who survived the crash in kentucky, a memorial fund has been set up for her. you can help by going to our web site cnn.com/impact. the money will go toward her emotional, physical and educational alal support in the years to come. >>> ahead at this hour republicans have the power, but is there a crack in the foundation? the new term starts in just minutes but house speaker john boehner has a little bit of a mutiny on his hands. how many members of his party, a few, at least, are attempting a coup. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... here's our new trainer ensu

if pete carroll wins he would be the first to win two national championships and two super bowls. and the seahawks would be the first to repeat since the patriots did it ten years ago. let's listen to the coaches. >> the super bowls we won, the ones we didn't win. so on so forth. that's no about that. it's a time for this team to be special this year. >> if there's reason to look back and say you did this and that and make connections and storylines, that is really for you guys i think. and that has nothing to do with what's dwong on going on and our focus at all where this great match-up we have. >> and seahawks have the best secondary in football. the legion of boom. >> i'm the prettiest girl at the dance right now. but yeah i mean it is one of those things. like i'm excited about it. >> i think he can be the best corner in this league. and i think he flashes -- he has flashes of it nowadays but he's incredibly consistent at being a very good corner. but he has flashes where he's a great, phenomenal corner. >> so eagles fans keep your eye on him in the game. and how about this s

it consisted of cabins that were occupied by four or five families coming clean the family of j carroll. this is where mirabelle amar was staying when he and the rest of the men got wind of a big buffalo herd. they jumped on their horses -- congress avenue, in those days it was a muddy ravine to the north. the men galloped on their horses and stuffed their belts full of pistols and rode into the midst of this heard of buffalo shouting and firing and shot this enormous buffalo. from there, he went to the top of the hill where the capital's and that is where he told everybody that this is where should seat the future empire. >> saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span 3. >> the 114th congress dabbles in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2. and track the gop-led congress. and have your say as events unfold on the c-span networks, c-span radio, and c-span.org. new congress, best axis on c-span. -- best access on c-span. u.k. youth parliament. over the nex

. >> reporter: chris carroll's beach front house in scituate south of boston trashed during vieolentigh tide. >> this is the moment people in scituate have been bracing for. this water coming up over the sea wall. >> reporter: a whole neighborhood suddenly under water. >> the water was moving so fast that we had waves from the backyard. >> have you ever seen something like that waves actually in the backyard? >> never. >> reporter: the brutal storm buried maine, connecticut and long island. in boston snow totals missed the city's record mark. 24.6 inches made it the sixth snowiest storm in the city's history. >> this one is pretty brutal. i mean the cars behind you, you can't even see the tops of them. >> reporter: with more snow in the forecast they're trying to clean up quickly. the city's iconic marathon finish line cleared off by a neighborhood bartender. in scituate chris carroll is trying to keep things in perspective. >> i am so grateful that we weren't here. >> reporter: because some storms break sea walls, but they rarely break spirits. >> i am breathing and going one minute

there's pete girl getting off the -- pete carroll getting off the plane. most of the game plan was put in last week for both teams and for seattle this is a different field from last year when the won their first title. >> a little different from last year because we have been here before and had the experience of knowing -- as soon as we got off the plane what media day is like, and then media day tuesday, wednesday thursday so you crimed of get adjusted. you know how to set your plan for the week and get ready for practice. we had phenomenal week this past week getting prepared, just like last year. so we're looking forward to that and just getting out there and practicing. >> no more exciting feeling than arriving to play in a super bowl. only thing harder than winning a super bowl is losing, and as russell mentioned they put in most of the game plan next week. now just have to deal with the media and surrounding distractions. lung comes in tomorrow. so i think they want to put off more deal with "deflategate." >> having fun heading to arizona for the s

also this hour in business -- in business, stephen carroll will have an update from. us as we wait to hear from french president francois hollande as he addresses the world economic forum. saudi arabia's king abdullah has died. the 90-year-old monarch had been admitted to hospital with pneumonia at the end of december. one of the most powerful and richest men in the world, king abdullah was considered a moderate reformer and -- in a highly conservative country. president barack obama called him a steadfast ally while the israeli president has praised his grounded, considered, and responsible leadership. however, amnesty international says the human rights conditions under king abdullah were far from commendable. >> the saudi arabian regime seems insensitive to human rights and dignity. unfortunately, they are also protected by many western countries because they have oil and are seen as allies in the fight against terrorism. in fact, when you violate human rights at the level saudi arabia does, you are breeding terrorism. you're not fighting terrorism. >> king abdulla

by the way, pete carroll confirmed the raiders have interviewed seahawks offensive coordinator daryl bevel. >>> i have in my hand the last top five of 2014. so, here is the seahawks thoughts on the old coach harbaugh going to michigan. >> i wish him the best of luck. and go buckeyes. [ laughter ] >> number four, george hill lets up. block party at one end. but wait, the indiana guard is not done. how about a jam at the other end? going up, coming down. pacers beat the heat. hey, number three, from the end zone. quarterback, beau wallace. oh, he got rid of it to an opposing player. an improbable interception by james mcfarland. number two, hail mary time. mississippi state needed a prayer. answered by fred ross. somehow, he came down with it to end the first half. they did lose the orange bowl, though. 49-34 to georgia tech. and number one, spurs into the game. ridiculous. that tied it. credit it to tim duncan, but new orleans tipped it in, and san antonio, they won the game in overtime too. >>> that, to close the book on 2014. >> you know, i need a little more energy from you though.