jim: we have seen an interception and a challenge won by cincinnati. we will see tucker kicking t off for a second time. tate this time will not be running it back. dalton is 1-4 in his career combeans the ravens. he threw three picks in the match-up november 11 at baltimore. a couple of touchdowns but he as picked off three times. today the first snap of the game is an i.n.t. giving him for his career four touchdowns and seven interceptions against that baltimore defense. phil: i meant to say that was an underthrow by andy dalton and threw it up there too softly. completes it over the middle to a.j. green. he has a gain of about seven. there is that ravens' defense ranked number nine in the league. actually first in the league in forcing three-and-outs. ngata makes the pro bowl again. so does suggs. second and 3. green-ellis with ngata riding with them carries it across for a first down. we have an update. e go back to j.b. in new york. shannon: playing like a team that wants to get into the playoffs. ben roethlisberger nine yards to cotchery into the

you'll give cincinnati the ball back with half a minute. and say go score twice. >> cris: good luck. although it is the nfl. your arizona cardinals about allowed that to happen today. i would like to watch you cheering for teams. >> al: don't give away any secrets now, would you? on fourth and one. here is dwyer. and stuck at the 28 yard line. if they do, they'll get the ball back and meanwhile, the clock keeps running. so in effect, you're basically saying you picked up the first down. and ed hochuli looks over. and he signals first down. otherwise they would have had to put several seconds back on the clock. but it's all moot now. as the bengals head back to finish up the season at paul brown stadium. pittsburgh scores early and often, wins the game, 30-20. >>> coming up next the wendy's post game after these messages. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yea

he fumbles and it is recovered by cincinnati.ird catch of the year by smith as the top two tight ds are inactive, gresham and eifert. phil: he dump its off. you said it. third catch by smith. not used to handling that football in a crowd. very fortunate that whitworth was there to get it. jim: alertly falls on it. it is a second and 3. phil: they are looking for big plays, this offense. they have die it is going deep. jim: quick wide receiver screen to hawkins. inside the 30 and finally tackled out at the 23. marvin jones and a.j. green. phil: you think i am overstating the case? a little quick screen outside. you have burr giovani bernard. how about hawkins. fast, quick in space. he sees where to cut. cut its back. awesome move. jim: how about the blocks by green and jones. phil: yep. these wide receivers catch it and they are all excellent blockers >> jim: picks up 22. hil: they have it all. im: it is a one-yard play. phil: here they are. they do so much. shift in motions. wide receivers. running backs. they have wildcat. phil:

she married and had children and son was the mayor of cincinnati. mr. cincinnati was his nickname. they had their own legacy. >> he becomes mr. republican and helen, the daughter becomes the bryn mawr.more -- he tried to move up to be governor, a did not work out. it was -- he was probably the most liberal and helen was post- suffrage at a time when her becomes- president taft pro-suffrage because it is a way enforcing probation. he did not like probation but the american people wanted it. >> we have a list of some of the first. as we learned she was the first to ride in the inaugural parade. attend ahe first to political convention but not of her husband's party. she went to the democratic invention in 1912. >> the melted -- met in baltimore which made it a road trip for her. she went with some democratic women. it lived up to its billing unlike the tall routine political conventions of our time which have been drained of all significance. woodrowthat nominated wilson went 46 ballots. it had drama that lasted a week and she went there and william jennings bryan was going to introd

it's cincinnati against pittsburgh. your bengals, cri srks, a longt standout with the bengals, in case you didn't know that. looking pretty good this year. >> cris: they are. andy dalton, a.j. green, everybody knows about them. you know about the defense. this giovani bernard has added an element in the backfield. they have to keep that two-game lead against baltimore because baltimore has the head-to-head win. they play each other the last game of the season for what could be a winner take all for the division. >> al: not only that, but if they keep winning and they can catch new england and tie new england, have the same record as the patriots, they get the tiebreak because they beat them in cincinnati earlier this year. >> cris: and the gronkowski injury today absolutely huge for the new england patriots. we know that there is a difference in how had he play with and without him. >> al: therefore don't miss it. cincinnati at pittsburgh next week from the steel city on "sunday night football." again, the final score,

including seattle seahawks detroit lions, cincinnati bengals, and dallas cowboys who will make the playoffs if they win against the eagles sunday. eventually he'll queetsly go back to teaching and mentoring young minds. >> i try to be as awe then tick and real with them as i can day in and day out. i try to take a genuine interest in as many of them as i can. i try personally to the best at what i do. whatever it is. >> a real life lesson that legacies can be built on the field and inside. >> you're from dallas. tony romo is out this game. can you imagine if kitna gets in there, plays well did what he did. >> my dad's concerned about this potential >>> good morning. roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. stop what you're doing take a look at that.

next week, baltimore at cincinnati. miami controls its play off fate at home against the jets.enver going in to oakland to wrap up. carolina trying to secure the two spots. that's a big one.s? st. louis at seattle. here we go again, features the dallas cowboys, as it has for the last three years vrmt it evs just the last weekend of the season, they made them all divisional games. and here we go again with a win and get in or lose and fw home scenario section zubd night. >> and you watch the philadelphia iegles play. but we know how the national football league plays out. this is going to with one of those raw, e moegal-time games. >> e think he's from austin, texas. and he goes home, at least ho advertise home state. cow wois have had to try to do this on the road in the meadow lands two years ago in wap wa last year. tried to do it in arlington, right? >> can't wait. >> we wrap it up here tonight in philadelphia where they scored early and often. and the eagles riend out routing 54-to 1. >> our whole gang saying good night from philadelphia. philadelphia. -- captions by vitac

number 19 louisville beating cincinnati 31-24 in overtime. play of the night, let's check out of the rangers goalie. he's able to get that elbow out there, redirected over and. rangers winning three to one and finally, the houston texans have fired the head coach after his teams lost last night to jacksonville and team usa soccer will start the world cup play next summer in the group of death with germany, portugal, and ghana. cliques avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends jajanuary 2. visit vwdealer.com today cliques a busy weekend weatherwise. cliques we will be here to take care of you. we will keep you up-to-date. this is the median precipitation, rain most

anderson and isabel was a wealthy background is he in cincinnati and washington and she in boston and in fact the newspaper announcement of their marriage in boston just couldn't say enough and finally they would go in and she was the girl that would never have taken account. they were hot and cold about washington and they were pretty tongue-in-cheek about the imperial city not considering his and snl was the place to be. of the magnificence of this house which they passed on to the society of cincinnati in the years to come did not eclipse all of their houses on the avenues that most of them. it was designed by the firm whiff of venerable boston architect arthur little an old man by that time. rather odd for him so he was most famous for the colonial beach houses. only one of the houses had a direct connection with here at. the daughter at the rose and paris finished in 1899 to lead you can't believe anyone looked it was turned down in 1968 for the ugly apartment building. being a while and conagra's they asked their friends architect. in europe and that period to do the work. they

the division winners are denver, new england, cincinnati and indianapolis. we won't know the order of seeding for another week. but the broncos are guaranteed a bye and they have home field overall if they win or the patriots should lose the final week of the regular season. the patriots could be as high as the number one and if things break entirely bad for them, as low as number four. the real drama surrounds the sixth seed, as miami, baltimore, san diego and improbably the steelers all still alive. each needs help to get in. tony, which team do you think is best positioned to secure the sixth and final spot? >> as you said, bob, all four of these teams need to win and get some help but that's why i like the miami dolphins position because they actually need the least amount of help. they play their game at home against the jets, who are not in the playoff race and then all they need is one other home favorite to win. san diego to win their home game or cincinnati to win at home against baltimore. so i like where miami is because they need the least amount

a round trip between cincinnati and minneapolis was sold for $25. another in cincinnati and salt lake city went for $48. both usually sell for more than $400. u.s. fwoft rules aimed at truth in advertising require airlines to honor any mistaking fares. what we would like to know is if you could get a deeply discounted flight to a destination of your choice, what would it be? if you want to join the conversation here on "worldwide exchange," get in touch with us by e-mail, worldwide@cnbc.com, @cnbcwex or direct to me @carolincnbc. personally i would want to go anywhere. when you flew into london, i saw thailand, hawaii, all those amazing places. i really want to go anywhere, whether it's discounted or not. what about you, jeffrey? >> i've always had a soft spot for patagonia. it's beautiful down there and i have an argentine colleague and he keeps telling me how wonderful argentina is. >> check it out and see if you can get one of those discounted airfares. probably not. >>> still to come on the show, the yen continues to steal the spotlight, hitting

this program from the society of the cincinnati's anderson house in washington, d.c. is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, emily, and good evening. it is a great pleasure to introduce william seale. i have known william for a very long time because he married my good friend and college classmate, lucinda smith. i married a brilliant historian, and so did she. [laughter] william seale is a charming and witty texas gentleman whose interest in history and buildings has fueled a long career in both. he is a native of beaumont, texas, holds a ba from southwestern university, an ma and a ph.d. from duke. he left texas in 1969 and spent two years in columbia, south carolina, restoring the home of wade hampton. he then came to washington in 1972 to write a history of state capitols with henry russell hitchcock. he, lucinda and their two sons settled in lucinda's native alexandria. at this point in his career, he focused on two things; historic restoration and writing. his two-volume history of the white house was published by the white house historical society in 1986 with the second edit

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he was a fearless player with the cincinnati reds and often diving head-first into bases or crashing into outfield walls. >> important cases like ryan freel make a difference because it is showing us that you don't need to have the kind of hits that we see in football or in hockey or in other real collision sports. you just need a lot of brain trauma it seems. >> freel died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound last december leaving behind three daughters. >> this is a big deal and baseball is making a lot of changes to deal with this and trying to get away with home plate collisions because the concussion issue is becoming so ers in baseball tas well. >> is the u.s. getting involvd in the chaos in ukraine? we are live. >>> a deadly confession relieved. a newlywed wife admitting she pushed her husband off a cliff when we come back. chevy year end event is a great time to buy an all-new silverado. this interior is incredible! the nav is perfect for my long trips up north this time of year. how far up north? akron. akron's nice. mm. [ male announcer ] chevy's giving more this holiday sea

he's a powerful defensive tackle from the cincinnati bengals.o have ridden the woolly mammoth in the year 6,000 b.c." [ laughter ] [ applause ] interesting. next, from the steelers, we have greg warren, voted "most likely to be looking in your window right now." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: i like to watch you sleep. >> jimmy: next up is david johnson from the steelers. he was voted "least interested in your vacation photos from italy." [ applause ] next up from the steelers, we have william gay. he was voted "worst-selling jersey." [ laughter ] i love football, but let's be cool, man. >> steve: wear it in the end zone. >> jimmy: all right, now. everybody. [ laughter ] >> steve: his jersey. >> jimmy: his jersey. [ laughter ] next, from the bengals, trevor robinson. this is weird, he was voted "most likely to take instagrams of his farts." [ applause ] >> steve: how is that -- >> jimmy: i don't know what that means. next up from the bengals, we've got starting quarterback andy dalton. he was voted "most likely to be mr. ginger the evil ven

the chargers play sunday morning in cincinnati.ls beat cincinnati earlier this year in southern california. >>> did i mention the 49ers and packers game is at 1:40 on sunday on channel 2? yeah. coming up, the warriors play in ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. >>> warriors have been playing well lately, but they open a 7 game road trip today in cleveland, that was a little too close for comfort. the golden state native as much as 17 in the 1st half, but steph curry scores 24 of his 29 points in that 1st half. they cut the cavs lead to 19 by halftime. david lee responds with 19 in the 2nd half. the warriors are up by 4. the cavs tie it with less than 10 seconds left in the game. t

cincinnati against north america. tar heels led at halftime. switzer ties the ncaa record with his fifth punt return for a turnover in a single season. north carolina wins. bearcats close with the 9-4 record. >>> coming up, 49er don't whitner says carson palmer is a marked man and we'll hear from marked man and we'll hear from the components of did you get chips for the party? nope. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! . >>> 49ers already clinched a playoff spot, but if they beat arizona tomorrow, and seattle loses to st. louis, then san francisco will clinch the nfc west division and a first-round bye. the they visit the cardinals and expect more hard hits from donte whitner or don't hitner as he liked to be called. he told me he thinks he is being tar

they need to beat cincinnati tomorrow to keep playoff hopes alive. it's a tough game on the road, with a lot on the line. >> it's always a good test to play division opponent, especially in their place. they have a lot to play for. we have a lot to play for. going to be a good game. >> it's a one-game season as far as we're concerned. kind of been in this mode for a few weeks now. we've been in a lot of tough fights over the last four or five or six weeks. this will be an extension of that and that's what our challenge is. >>> reminder, at 7:00, time for game on. our all-star huddle is back to talk redskins, look ahead to tomorrow's game, as well as the off season. should mike shanahan be fired, which of the free agents should they keep? game on starts at 7:00. >>> it was an ugly loss last night. the timberwolves crushed the wizards 22 points, but a scary moment in the game could have spelled serious trouble for the rest of the season. with about 4 minutes left, bradley beal collapsed to the court after banging his knee with another player. he had tr

snow in minnesota and the threat of dangerous ice storms stretching from dallas all the way to cincinnati. here, though, we had temperatures close to 70 degrees, but big changes are coming. doe hill has what to expect. >> -- doug hill has what to expect. instill 60 degrees here arlington. things are changing. first, the temperatures are cooler tomorrow with the cold front, still the mid-60s across the region. the temperatures falling overnight. skies,ly wind and cloudy the low of 46-55. the cold front approaches, but behind the rain we have all kinds of stuff breaking out, ice and no, states of emergency a number of states. and more watches, warnings, and advisories than i can count. areof the areas in purple just the ice storm warnings, the pink areas are winter storm warning. i bet by sunday we will have our own set of warnings and advisories. more details in a few minutes. into a, an investigation missing girl may have uncovered a prostitution ring right inside of a district police officer's home. of a district police officer's home. >> i started tert-time, now i'm a manager.n. my empl

a round-trip flight between cincinnati and minneapolis, $25. flight from cincinnati to salt lake city, $48. delta has corrected the problem. now those tickets cost more than $400 apiece, and those weren't the lowest prices. one customer snatched a round-trip flight from boston toly for less than seven bucks before taxes. trace gallagher is live. how long did the glitch last? >> delta says it lasted two hours, from 10:00 yesterday morning until noon. the thing is delta has absolutely no idea exactly how many of those low-cost tickets they sold so they don't know the financial impact but they're going to make good on all of them. the web was just abuzz with low, price chatter. look at some of the posts. this person said, some of these fairs are bookable, lax to miami, 36.85 in business class. another one says, just booked newark to san francisco, $69. and the last one i managed to book montreal to phoenix, phoenix to montreal, on expedia for $100 there and $50 back, tallahassee to los angeles, $27 each way. and check this out. los angeles to hawa

four students at uc cincinnati barbara got sick last month. >>> as the influenza season picks up thers for disease control and prevention is urging people to get a flu shot and says there's plenty of supply. the cdc says last year's flu season was one of the worst. 169 children died and 3,000 people were hospitalized. health official says the vaccine helped prevent millions of people from getting sick. >>> a warning this morning from the state treasurer who says the teacher retirement system is running out of money fast. the $176 million fund supplies pensions to public school teachers. the treasurer predicted in a speech that if nothing is done, that fund will implode in 30 years. he quoted a budget expert who recommends the state kick in a half billion dollars right now to shore up that system. >>> a barrier literacy program is expanding its reach within contra costa county thanks to local donors it's receiving a $225,000 investment. starting in january, the program will be able to rotate thousands of books among local kindergarten classes and child care programs. a spokesperson fo

we will see a snow shower or two and should see increasing sunshine and cincinnati high of 35. >>> so that snow in the northeast in major cities will mix in with rain so that should help with travelers on the roads. >> i know that holiday travelers are glad to hear most is quiet. >>> just ahead tense moments on the ski slope in colorado. retailers pull out all the shops towards post christmas shoppers. >>> and welcome back. here is some of the stories making news this morning. officials continue their investigation into the deadly christmas morning fire that killed three siblings in louisiana. investigators say a space heater is likely to blame for the blaze that quickly spread through a trailer with 12 people inside. the children's parents suffered serious burns and are recovering in the hospital. >>> the u.s. government contractor kidnapped by al qaeda a in 2011 released a video message urging president obama to negotiate for his release. he says he feels, quote, totally abandoned and forgotten. the obama administration says it will not negotiate for his release. >>> a new study fro

round trip flights to minneapolis and cincinnati, only $25. some faires were as low as $3. >>> on this day after christmas, some children are playing with their new smartphones or other high-tech toys. a significant increase in the number of kids with access to mobile devices. the percentage of children under age nine soared from 38% to more than 70%. more than a third of those kids are under the age of two. >> you have all sorts of toddlers and young kids from zero to five walking up to screens and trying to swipe them thinking they're a tablet or smartphone. >> kids aren't spending as much time on computers, watching tv, or playing video games. they're using hand held devices instead. >>> heavy and north star claim to have the largest snow making systems on the coast. the snow making machines are more efficient. the snow pack is about 40% average of this time of year. >>> have we had a december this warm in a while? >> it's been a record breaker. we're looking at what will be the driest year for the bay area on record. doesn't look like we'r

three rivers in pittsburgh and another in cincinnati. they were similar to candlestick. in san francisco we are still a year away and the the man who signed the stadium's death warrant is still undecided about method. >> i think my preference is to implode. my gut tells me that may be least damage to the neighborhood. his company plans to build 12,500 homes, businesses, restaurants and parks in a bridge between here and the shipyard. if you are wondering, this iconic old crane will remain. >> it is a landmark for the legacy of hunter's point shipyard. >> but what about our memories of candlestick? will the scene of dwight clarke's become the middle of someone's living room? >> we can provide for anybody who is interested in the history of the great events at candlestick something. >> good idea because these guys might need it. at candlestick park, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> tickets are still available for the monday night game. stub hub has about 1500 seats listed between $300 to $3,000. >> the 49ers have a number of special events planned at the game. all fans will

temperatures, 49 in new york. 53 in cincinnati. pittsburgh 47.ce day today, as we ease into winter. there's a storm brewing down south. down near the gulf of mexico. that pulls up a ton of moisture. from i-10, to i-20, through atlanta. right through birmingham, alabama. up the atlantic coast. and present a lot of rain. the cold air is running out ahead of it. it's going to be mostly rain. when you get to upstate new york, upstate vermont and new hampshire, the ski resorts are loving that. there's plenty of snow as it moves into the atlantic. the cold air that would make this a blizzard is up in the great lakes. and it comes in behind this, as we go into the first part of next week and head toward the new year. the temperatures really get cold. 1 below by new year's eve in minneapolis. 15 in chicago. new york city, 32 and 23 in boston. when the ball drops, it should be about ten degrees in new york city. as we look out to the west, a little air stagnation as you go on the eastern side of the mountains here. you get out to the west. you see that th

minneapolis, chicago, cincinnati waking up in the teens and the southeast atlanta below freezing at 30we know by now, it's cold. the other story we have been watching the last several days the lake-effect snow and looking for more of that today. the focus switches to the next system and dropping out of montana. today and through tonight you'll see the wintry mix starting to kick up again. portions like kansas and missouri. ohio valley will see impacts to the system and two systems coming together and bringing that moisture and the cold air. winds will being kicking up and bulk of us affected on saturday and sunday. new york city talking 2 to 4 inches and boston could see as much as a foot of snow. i think they are going to have an indoor weekend. >> happy sledding, right? >> i'd just say inside. indoors is indoors. indoors. >> thank you, indra. >>> how is this for bipartisan? democrats and republicans actually agreeing and voting to say yes to a federal budget deal. so the house voted overwhelmingly 332-94 to send a plan on to the senate and keep the government running through 2015. th

it's 20. >> that was for example. >> cincinnati to minneapolis. >> meteorologist christina loren joins us now, what's going on? >> not much. you know, it's nice out there. it's really one of those timeframes in the bay area where you kind of enjoy it. the only thing is we do have the unhealthy air quality but temperaturewise it's nice out there. no need for the heater later on today. save money that way. throughout day temperatures will creep up, air quality will improve. 39 in san jose, a weak disturbance on the way and this will provide much better air quality as we get into the next couple daysment i want to show you this look at the embarcadero. a pretty start. thanks for waking up with us especially if you have the day off. it's going to be nice if you want to hit the beach with temperatures ramping up into the 60s and 70s. so i want to take you through your microclimates across the area. subtle differences to show you. 69 in the south bay, one of the warmest areas, also the area that we're focusing on for the worst air quality. you're better off with wind on the peninsula where t

so, the ravens have the ball at the cincinnati 40. you talk about three turnovers and that punt. you can't get many more chances than this if you are the ravens offense. jim: they stack the left side and go gun. the pass is threaded to

severe thunderstorms from cincinnati, ohio, back towards -- now entering into middle tennessee. very heavy line right here, and they have had reports of tornado activity in that line. of course, behind it, the colder air mass, already chicago reporting some freezing rain so de-icing of planes a good pocket. -- a possibility. kansas, a foot of new snow by tomorrow morning, so tricky travel back east. we'll keep you updated. here locally, our rooftop cam, embarcadero, everybody out and about. 52, los gatos. sutro cam showing the lights down there. santa rosa, 55. already 46 in novato, already cooling down. livermore, 54. the emeryville cam over the bay, clear overnight, chilly inland, a mild winter day tomorrow, and then get ready for dry and mild temperatures as we head towards the holiday week. winter did arrive this morning, the winter solstice at 9:11 and that means tonight -- actually, today, the shortest daylight hours. only nine hours and 33 minutes. as we head temperatures the next couple of days'll see more daylight. this is the setup. high pressure, double-barreled. you

it was in the cincinnati enquirer, which is where your company headquarters is.in the new york times. i mean, this is a big part of your business, doing business in colombia. how did you miss it? >> well, again, i can't-- i don't know what i-- what happened during that time frame, frankly. what i know is all the data shows that the company, the moment it learned that these payments were illegal in the united states, that's when they decided to self-disclose to the department of justice. >> by self-disclose, he means chiquita, on the advice of its attorneys, turned itself in to the justice department, and one of the first things aguirre did when he became ceo was to stop the payments and sell the company's colombian subsidiary. the company pled guilty to a felony and agreed to pay a $25 million fine, but that wasn't the end of its legal problems. [ticking] chiquita faces angry victims and their lawyers. and you believe that chiquita knew that this money that they were paying was being used to go in the villages and massacre people? >> if they didn't, they would be

cincinnati unbeaten at home all year. just some of the plays of the weekend that you might have missed. >> a lot of people crushed by that cowboys loss. >> oh, yeah. >> crushed by that game last night. >> good one though. >> three straight 8-8 seasons in big d. >> down thep doesn't sound right. >> thanks. >> see you at 11:00. aren't you sweet! ed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks doing today? thank you all very much. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and, boy, we got a good one for you today. from miami, florida, home of the world-champion miami heat, it's the hodges family. and from san francisco, california--that's the runner-up for the super bowl 49ers-- it's the low family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a shot of driving out of here in a brand-new ford fusion. let's go. give me

baltimore-cincinnati many of you early and late afternoon new england-buffalo.fl on cbs. >> greg: about an hour drive. see the ravens and bengals tomorrow. bengals all won division, ravens fighting for their playoff lives. blackshear hits the first. henderson comes in for jones on louisville. young for kentucky back on the floor. >> greg: coming in to this season both teams -- coming up to this game had more questions than answers. could the harrison twins mature, i think we've seen that aspect of it. their front line have an impact. not the case in both of their losses, going to have to be have an opportunity to compete. harrison to his brother. ck outde. up ahead, blackshear will put it down with 56 seconds down to seven. >> greg: russ smith very fortunate got away with a travel on that steal. blackshear able to get the finish. louisville still fighting. this year at t-mobile make everyones wishes come true. give them the most anticipated gift of the holiday season. the revolutionary iphone 5s on t-mobile. with no restrictive annual service contracts and only

san diego sneaks in, traveling to cincinnati next weekend, and the chiefs head to indy to face andrew luck and the colts, and how about the warriors? taking on the former teammate, jarrett jack and the cleveland cavaliers. 3 seconds left. irving with the 3. sending it into overtime. in the extra period, green showed up big. green and the warriors beat the cavs. 108-104. the warriors get it done on the road, winning the games they just have to win. a huge home stand coming up in the next couple of weeks. >> the raiders have a very uncertain offseason. >> we don't even know if the head coach will be around. a lot of questions left to be answered. >> what an exciting day for football though. >> you got it. >> good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents: going to extremes." >> three, two, one. one to base. >> kroft: here he goes. a small group of extreme sportsmen wearing specially made wing suits have come about as close to flying as you can get outside the confines of an airplane, at least for a minu

the two-hour drive south, taking on cincinnati. this is ryan switzer and he is really good when it comes to returning punts. 86 yards. ties the ncaa record with his fifth punt return touchdown of the season. heels crush the bearcats. >> the warriors have won a season high four straight and go for a fifth tomorrow night in cleveland and the cavs will be without snaer andrew bynum. he has been suspended indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team. not a huge loss. bynum a shell of the former player he was. crawford with the spin. cavs down two. celtics beat the cavs 103-100. >> college hoops. the chips stacked against santa clara in spoke -- spokane. little dude. bleeds zag blue. freshman, brownridge, the three in transition. the zags a 9-0 rub run to end the houseful right now 36-34 gonzaga. >> 'bird, a spectator, boot on his boardly sprained ankle. bears hosting the paladin. what the paladin? any of the 12 peers of charlemagne's court. cobb chipped in 18. so did power. the senior out of de la salle. two points all season, hit

circuit court in cincinnati. declaring detroit can move forward in its bankruptcy case. others fear it would slash pension payments to decrease its debt. >>> unemployment benefits expire at the end of the month. kimberly ducar talked to a woman in queens who is barely scraping by. >> her reality is far from the one she knew more than a year ago. she spends her days caring for her elderly mother who has suffered several strokes. >> i love my mom very much. and a lot of times i can't give her what i don't have. >> reporter: it's a far cry from the 11 years she spent in manhattan, working at an executive assistant. earning a wage that gave her the financial freedom to help her family. she has been living on $328 a week, dipping into her 401(k) to make ends meet. >> with my two children, grown adults, a lot of times they will, say, mom here's something. me being a parent you take care of your kids. but then at the same time many sometimes the kids have to take care of their parents. >> the stress she says has taken a physical toll. >> weight gain, weight loss. so you know th

severe thunderstorms from cincinnati, ohio, back towards -- now entering into middle tennessee. very heavy line right here, and they have had reports of tornado activity in that line. of course, behind it, the colder air mass, already chicago reporting some freezing rain so de-icing of planes a good pocket. -- a possibility. kansas, a foot of new snow by tomorrow morning, so tricky travel back east. we'll keep you updated. here locally, our rooftop cam, embarcadero, everybody out and about. 52, los gatos. sutro cam showing the lights down there. santa rosa, 55. already 46 in novato, already cooling down. livermore, 54. the emeryville cam over the bay, clear overnight, chilly inland, a mild winter day tomorrow, and then get ready for dry and mild temperatures as we head towards the holiday week. winter did arrive this morning, the winter solstice at 9:11 and that means tonight -- actually, today, the shortest daylight hours. only nine hours and 33 minutes. as we head temperatures the next couple of days'll see more daylight. this is the setup. high pressure, double-barreled. you

the two-hour drive south, taking on cincinnati.s is ryan switzer and he is really good when it comes to returning punts. 86 yards. ties the ncaa record with his fifth punt return touchdown of the season. heels crush the bearcats. >> the warriors have won a season high four straight and go for a fifth tomorrow night in cleveland and the cavs will be without snaer andrew bynum. he has been suspended indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team. not a huge loss. bynum a shell of the former player he was. crawford with the spin. cavs down two. celtics beat the cavs 103-100. >> college hoops. the chips stacked against santa clara in spoke -- spokane. little dude. bleeds zag blue. freshman, brownridge, the three in transition. the zags a 9-0 rub run to end the houseful right now 36-34 gonzaga. >> 'bird, a spectator, boot on his boardly sprained ankle. bears hosting the paladin. what the paladin? any of the 12 peers of charlemagne's court. cobb chipped in 18. so did power. the senior out of de la salle. two points all season, hit 6-7

green bay, chicago, toward the cincinnati area picking up a light dusting of snow overnight. the good news is that it looks like this system as we look at the forecast model by 6:00 a.m. will continue to spread rain up through new york, also boston and then they'll get on the back side of it. that's when temperatures will plummet and then may see a light a whole different story. mild weather in store for us. >> thank you. >>> as far as our local airports are concerned, we are in good shape. no delays are being reported here at san jose or oakland or san francisco international airport. this is the second busiest travel day in the christmas season. friday it was busineest. miserable weather in the midwest and north is making a mess of travel plans. >>> a campaign kicked off in san francisco to save a cultural icon in the city's if i will more district. supporters want to raise money for the victorian building. the san francisco community handled trust has raised about two-thirds of the money needed. the head explains why it is so important. >> it is the oldest african-american

indy is three games clear in the south and cincinnati two-game lead over baltimore. the race for the sixth seed figures to be tight with two teams at 6-6 and four at 5-7. so tony, although this may be an impossible question to answer, which team do you think is best positioned out of those half dozen fighting for that last playoff spot? >> i really like where the ravens are because they won on thanksgiving and when you have those extra three or four days off heading into december it really gives you a physical and emotional lift. also i like the fact that baltimore has been there before. they had a super bowl run last year. a lot of those veteran guys know what it takes so they have got a tough schedule coming up but i like where the ravens are sitting right now with that big win against pittsburgh. >> coach, thanks a lot. we will turn to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, what will you have your eye on tomorrow? >> bob, we will have our eye on the league office. tomorrow morning the review will commence of that sideline incident from thanksgiving night involvin

louis, chicago, cincinnati. in the afternoon it spreads toward new york city, cleveland, washington, d.c. will be on the cusp of the rain/snow line. there will be snow for you. by 8:00 saturday evening, snowing in new york city. upstate new york to boston. that snow will continue until about 5:00 in the morning. boston will get heavy snow there. five to eight inches. the area in purple, 18 inches across upstate new york and parts of new england. new york city, philadelphia, two to four inches toward the midwest, chicago, five or six inches. some areas of indiana seeing up to eight inches of snow. it will be a mess this weekend as people get out and finish their holiday shopping and getting ready for the holidays. >> a dicey couple of days to travel for folks east of the mississippi. janice, thanks, as always. >>> now to revelations that rippled through the u.s. intelligence community and left one american family feeling they were abandoned by their government. this an unusual unmasking of a top secret mission it

and a flight from cincinnati to salt lake city. it will accept all tickets. >> city college of san francisco took the fight to keep its accreditation to court today. the school which has the largest junior college could lose accreditation. that would leave tens and thousands of students in limbo. multiple lawsuits. a decision made by commission earlier this year. school says that decision caused enrollment to drop by as much as 30%. >> bay area school districts are updating their facilities to accommodate transgender students in the new year. a new law requires california public schools to let children use sex segregated facilities and participant in gender specific activities of their choice. the law takes effect january 1. this school is already updating its locker rooms and bathrooms. >> we understand that adolescents and teens have a lot of issues and stress. trying to figure out what they want to do. as they are going through puberty and growth, they need to have outlets. especially for somebody who is a transgender student. >

the nfl fined terrence garvin $25,000 for that play, leading with his helmet when blocking cincinnati punter who was still able to walk off the field. his jaw is broken. vertebrae cracked and season done. garvin is expected to appeal that fine. his team turned over the ball 11 times. he had a dismal 42% game shooting percent and losing 2-8 season record. what does the coach do about that some this. >> marcus was absolutely awful. that's about as pg rated as i can say it. he was awful. our guards were awful. our three starting guards have one assist and seven turn overs. they must think it's a tax credit. my wife -- my wife -- can score more than two buckets on 11 shots. because i know my wife will at least shot fake one time. to me when you've got a young team, it's a lot like house training a puppy dog. when the dog does something wrong -- bad dog. i'm not going to hit them, i won't swat them, but -- bad dog. >> and that was the pg stuff. it's good to be the king. or the pope in this case. the arrest again tine soccer club giving pope francis their championship trophy they earned sun

they led cincinnati 27-6 at the half. >> the bengals stage a come back in the fourth.le too late. pittsburgh wins this one, 30-20. >>> a big day at a car dealership in seattle. the folks at jet chevrolet said if the seahawks shut out the giants yesterday, they would give away $420,000 to a dozen people. >> the final score, seahawks, 23, giants, sorry, john, 0. the dealership took out insurance just in case. a dozen people getting their share today. if you're going to do something like that, you have to be more specific. like, if the seahawks get 12 and the jets get 3. >> something that involves a safety and a missed extra point. >> just to say shutout. >>> coming up next, the megamillions jackpot is growing by the minute. why it could surpass $1 billion. >>> and hang ten. a group of surfing swans quickly becoming internet stars. wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could

basically i cohosted this along with george hawkins of dc water and tony parrot at the greater cincinnati sewer district. we had about 30 people attend. we invited 19 general managers and senior staff and talked about water and waste water conservancy. we ended up focusing on dialogue on work force development was one of the major components that most of our agencies faced. we talked about succession planning and preparing, attracting and retaining the next technical as well as managerial roles and labor and contracting practices and invited jones about how we can get this message out to get some traction to the public and policy makers. it was interesting. he talked about coming into a room where there are organizations that have billions of dollars, employ a lot of folks. we should be excited about telling that message that we are actually a pipeline for not water, but also for jobs and really try to push that focus. it had a lot of great energy, a lot of the general managers who attended wanted to keep this momentum going. we are actually meeting as part of the -- in texas next week bu

the deals included a round trip ticket from minneapolis to cincinnati for $25. normally that's $400. if you got it, you get to keep it. >>> brave and fast. a police officer is being held a hero after pulling a man from a burning car. that one. the driver crashed his mercedes on the divider in sherman oaks yesterday. the car burst into planes, sent clouds of smoke into the sky. two other drivers who saw the crash pulled over, but it was a member of the lapd bomb squad headed to work, who pulled over and pulled the man out. >> you have to do something your or you're going to watch someone burn to death alive. >> ironically, that officer was headed into work nor a shift he never works. the driver was treated and arrested for suspicion of dui. >> the weather is beautiful out there. we need rain and a change, but it's really nice. >> we're seeing temperatures close to 70 and the warmest places around the south bay, even at this hour, mild right now. 50 degrees in san francisco. north bay, 41 degrees right now. temperatures eventually dip into the mid to upper 30s for

north carolina facing cincinnati. this was all tar heels. cincy backed up. gets swarmed and sacked for the safety. brandon elerby with the sack. 9-0 on the ensuing kickoff bear cats boot to the t.j. logan. not a good decision. logan making everyone miss for the bearcats. 78 yard return to the house. one of two special teams for the tar heels and right now unc they lead this game 39-17 in the fourth quarter. bowl season has been tremendous this year. navy plays on monday. >> let's not forget tomorrow is the last game for the redskins. do we forget about the washington -- >> thankfully. the game doesn't mean anything. the big in the nfc cease the eagles and the cowboys, that game for the nfc east crown. >> the bears and packers. >> a lot of games to decide who makes the playoffs. >> and tomorrow will be a great day to stay inside and watch football. >> it's going to be a rainy day, pretty much from the time you wake up until the evening hours rain will come to an end. temperatures all day, they are going to be in the low 40s and rain will be heavy at times esp

from cincinnati to minneapolis. veronica, back to you. >> i missed that one. all right.pt hampton, thank you. >>> now for your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. neck and neck. hillary clinton and governor chris christie are dead locked in a potential matchup for 2016. a new cnn/orc poll shows christie leading 48 to 46. >>> could anthony weiner be planning a comeback? the failed candidate posted a message on face book, quote -- i do want to take stock a bit of 2013. it certainly didn't go as i had hoped. i continue to be deeply sorry that my personal mistakes undermined an amazing campaign. he said, what's next? i'll keep you posted on my plans but i hope we keep the band together. >>> the denver post reporting that 2013 is a record year for gun background checks in colorado. all because of legislation that requires them for private firearm transfers. nearly 355,000 in the first part of the year. that's 19,000 more than last year. >>> republican governor nikki haley says she must have been good because santa gave her a b beretta px 4 storm handgun.

then on sunday, it is the chargers in cincinnati against the bengals. time there, 10:05 a.m.low w3note. the raiders, and it ended on a low w3note. the broncos s%u their 34-14 win, including one by quarterback peyton manning,ñ who broke the nfl recordÑi for most passing records ini] añr sn with 5,fá477. he season with 55 ce1 touchdowns, another nfl record. the raiders finished with a çó4o record. we could find out today if head next season. >> i expect to be back, and i'm looking forward to the opportunity to come back. >> well, the decision is ultimately up to theçg7ç Ñiteam general manager and of course the owner, but league sources lju a third season. we know our own chr_%9 loren disappointed by that loss. >>> still ahead, a close encounter with a e1shark.Ñi t.(q&ieve it. to see this one to it's a shark photo bomb, really. we'll be back with that. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. fin

. >>> college football, number 19 louisville at cincinnati last night going to the fourth quarter, cardinalsown 14-10. >> bridgewater, gets away again, now heaves it up, he's got a man in the end zone, touchdown, louisville. damon copeland. >> sweet play. this one would go to overtime. >> can he play for the jets next week or sunday? >> he might do all right for the jets actually. a two-yard run into the end zone, the game winner 31-24, louisville is the final. >>> some other news this off the field, florida state jameis winston will not face charges after an fsu student accused him of sexual assault last december. yesterday the state attorney said there is not enough evidence to file charges. the decision now clears the way for the heisman trophy candidate to finish the season with the top ranked seminoles and they play duke of all teams in the acc championship game on saturday. >>> let's go to bill karins. obviously dealing with some major weather going into the weekend. travel could be snarled but i mean maybe not a lot of people need to go anywhere. >> hopefully not. i've read i think 12

on sunday it's the chargers and cincinnati against the bengals, the time 10:05 a.m. a lot of football. >> weekend planned. 4:40. how google is taking to the streets fighting back against apple. >> new developments in the efforts to rescue a ship that's stranded in north antarctica. they say they are fine but boy, chilly. >> check this out. a small plane's landing in southern california, what happened that brought this plane down in a packed parking lot. >>> 4:44 monday morning. the most famed driver in formula one racing history fighting for his life this morning. we received an update on the condition of michael schumaker. doctors at the french hospital where he is being treat say the retired formula one driver is in a medically induced coma. he hit his head on a rock. he was reportedly wearing a helmet. the helicopter rushed him to the hospital. >> a russian ship stranded since christmas eve will have to wait for help after the latest rescue attempt is called off due to bad weather. an australian rescue boat abandoned this attempt due to strong wind and poor visibi