across the river from cincinnati, thank you. >>> and the battle over abortion was back before the supreme court today specifically this time, abortion protests and an effort to limit them around the entrances to clinics. the question before the justices today, does it violate free speech? we get our report from our justice correspondent, pete williams. >> reporter: this grandmother shows up twice a week in boston hoping to persuade women not to get abortions. >> they're abandoned, they're alone, i'm just saying wait, don't rush in, can't reverse this. >> reporter: but under state law protesters can't cross a line that keeps them 35 feet from the door. they say it violates free speech and makes conversation impossible. >> we don't want to scream at them. we're not, but it sounds like we are if we have to holler. >> the government is not allowed to say the sidewalks are opened for planned parenthood but closed for offering alternatives. >> reporter: but the clinic says the law is response to years of aggressive tactics by protesters. >> they were allowed to physically be up against the door

. >> this happened in a cincinnati office. was he supposed to go down to cincinnati?amacare website? >> i was talking about the irs. >> that was one scandal. >> some of these are tragedies. >> obamacare is a tragedy, i agree. >> when you have millions of americans without health care -- >> that is not funny. >> people declare bankruptcy so they can stay healthy, that is a tragedy. giving people access to health care -- >> those off of insurance because of obamacare. >> because the insurance company says we can't sell you this crappy policy anymore and therefore you have to buy a new policy. >> i love that. ia just heard it, folks. crappy policy. we know best. washington knows best. >> this is actually part of the reform -- >> it is one size fits all. >> this is substance. this is actually issues. >> we are talking about his close senior staff and republicans want to draw false equivalencies to president obama. we are talking about irs branch in cincinnati. >> we are talking about looking into the camera and being negligent with regard to how his health care reform act

is there an advantage there for cincinnati? what do you think? >> absolutely.those kinds of temperatures before. cincinnati, it's going to be in the 30s with a wintry mix, so freezing rain and snow and rain, so just a nasty day, not nearly as cold as some of the games we'll see on sunday. of course the games today weren't affected as much, games indoors. cold, but a nice night. >> green bay in san francisco, the frost bowl. you've looked at all of these games. >> we'll start off with the game on wusa 9 tomorrow, early afternoon, right? bengals game as they are taking on the chargers. the temperature will be in the mid-30s with a windchill in the 20s. temperature wise, not too terribly bad. but in the morning hours, there's that potential for snow and icy precipitation just like we'll have here tomorrow. we won't see the snow tomorrow, but we will have that potential for the ice. then changing over to rain, so there could be lingering rain or showers during the game, especially near kickoff. then it does look like that's going to clear out. winds out of the sout

rebekah leavy, a market researcher from cincinnati, ohio, is about to do something terrifying -- ask her boss for a raise. how are you feeling? >> a little nervous. >> reporter: and rebekah's not alone. it's that number one concern from american families in that new "real money" poll. a whopping 71% of you, telling us you think you should be earning more money. but don't know how to ask for it. only about one-third of us ever ask for a raise. even though, get this little-known secret, 84% of bosses expect us to ask them for one. so, how do you do it? we brought in career expert nicole williams from the powerhouse job networking website linkedin.com. >> it's one of those taboo things that you don't tell people what you make. >> reporter: check out websites like salary.com and vault.com. you type in your job and zip code and they tell you your average salary range in your area. next, know the exact raise you want. nicole says, for most of us, a fair ask is 5% to 10% more. and have someone record you practicing. >> this ask is as much verbal as it is nonverbal. so, there are gonna be th

some retail chains stepped up in indianapolis and cincinnati.has not sold out, kroger stepped up to buy a bulge of tickets. they haven't said how many they bought there, but will distribute them to local military families who show i've de. they're getting positive pub and getting positive i.d. to work to end the sell yacht. i expect by the time the deadline comes cincinnati would avoid them. they avoided them in indianapolis and green bay. ashley: indianapolis, it is 70 degrees "under the dome." there is no excuse. there is a democratic senator from ohio, sherrod brown, he again written, done this before but he is very upset at a time like this for the economy, it is unfair to have fans be blacked out from games on television. he said these same fans, paying local taxes helped to pay for the stadiums in the first place. that is kind of a good argument, don't you think? >> no, it is a good argument. some of these stadiums are being built -- look, i go back to halfway through the season. the jets were playing falcons on monday night game. i was on

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the cincinnati bengals offensive coordinator. right now dave owens is is live with us with all the details. this was the 4th guy we know interviewed for the head coaching job. did this come as a surprise. >> it didn't. he's an offensive minded coach. it's an offensive minded league. and like my neighbor said this morning, heyings the redskins are going to the -- hey, the redskins are going to the super bowl now. >> we always say that f after that after -- that after the first win. >> wanted offensive minded man in an offensive driven league, recognizable last name might help too. and inner personal skills desperately needed out there. jay gruden, check check, the last one, time will tell. the redskins confirming this morning, jay gruden will become the next head coach. he spent the last season in cincinnati as the team's offensive coordinator. in that time, the bengals have gone from 20th to 10th in total offense. that's good. he comes from a football lineage. his brother john is well known for his work of course on monday night

and is it possible that the residue is now heading towards ohio, cincinnati? tonight, susan saulny from abc is on the ground for us once again. >> reporter: eloise demint was told her water was finally safe to drink again. >> let's do it. >> reporter: and we were with her when she turned the faucet on for the first time. it looks clear. but then, we leaned in to smell. if you lean close, you can smell licorice. >> i can. >> reporter: licorice. the telltale scent of the chemical that has contaminated the water supply for 300,000 people. today 38,000 are able to use the tap water for bathing and drinking. but with that smell, eloise isn't taking chances. >> i don't want to drink that. i'm not about to drink it. i don't even want to wash my dishes in it. >> reporter: and tonight, other communities are in the path of that chemical flow. it began leaking out of the bottom of a freedom industries storage tank thursday morning and flowed into the elk river contaminating the water supply for charleston, west virginia. then it continued rushing downstream to the ohio r

. >> reporter: the city of cincinnati is not taking any chances. tonight it will close its water intake valves on the ohio river as the chemical plume passes. >> it's important for citizens the residents in the cincinnati area to know that our water is safe. we're taking all necessary precautions to keep it safe. >> reporter: now, as the chemical heads down river, it is dissipating, but the fear isn't, as cincinnati and now louisville monitor for any potential trouble. brian? >> anne thompson in west virginia again for us tonight. anne, thanks. >>> new jersey governor chris christie gave his state of the state address today, while the state of his administration is engulfed. his political future is in peril, the investigations into the intentional traffic jam on the george washington bridge are just getting started. and he talked about the troubles again today. nbc's kelly o'donnell has our report tonight from trenton. >> reporter: on his way to the assembly chamber, governor chris christie prepared himself for another public display of regret. whi

i don't want to lose cincinnati. >> good. >> i want to be safe and security. but there's this false dichotomy with security and our compliance with the bill of rights and our constitution. we're living in an orwellian time where data from the private sector, as you said, as well as data collected by the government is being collected on our every movement, location, text, internet searches and all of this is being stored by the government. and that is inappropriate. it's no problem if the government specifies in a warrant that they want to look into someone who may have ties to terrorism. and the government has full authority to act in emergencies, but they don't need to keep our data for seven years because the history is that the government, when it collects this data, it misuses it. >> let me ask you just one example. secretary chartov, tom's successor, wrote of two recent specific case, one involving a threat to new york subways and the other involving a threat to bomb wall street. both of which were picked up by scanning data and suddenly seeing connection

we're from cincinnati -- >> we're both from cincinnati.ll. >> you're from amberly. >> which is the better side of the tracks? >> let me try to describe it. >> nobody goes to the west side of cincinnati. >> the west side is like duck dynasty. >> reason he has an access is because he's from the west side. >> aren't there days you think we should have a cincinnati weather bug? >> the reason i ask -- you're a reds fan still? >> reds fan, bengals fan. not much of a sports fan, but i do support my teams. >> since we're on this, what did you think of wkrp in cincinnati? >> wasn't in cincinnati. >> was that a big part of your life? >> no. >> do you talk about graders? it's the best thing out of cincinnati, i argue. you can get it in stores here. >> we're more interested in bands, prairie league, isley brothers. "walk the moon." ♪ >> this is the theme song of wkrp in cincinnati. i love this show. >> more like west side kind of appeal. >> leesman is here. 296,000, joe, population of cincinnati. >> right. >> greater cincinnati. >> they have a million

trying to keep what happened in west virginia from happening in cincinnati, too.vestigation into this ongoing disaster is now under way. members of congress have started calling for a regulatory hearing to figure out how this could have happened. but you know who's not calling for a regulatory hearing? the most prominent member of congress whose district includes parts of greater cincinnati. >> i am entirely confident that there are ample regulations already on the books to protect the health and safety of the american people. somebody ought to be held accountable here. what we try to do is look at those regulations that we think are cumbersome, are over the top, and that are costing our economy jobs. that's where our focus continues to be. >> house speaker john boehner being asked about the spill today. he represents the cincinnati suburbs where the water valves on the ohio river are being shut tonight to try to protect that city from a 60 mile chemical plume that is about to hit them. but he says he is confident that there are ample regulations to protect americ

the san diego chargers beat the cincinnati bengals and we were able to bring jay in. he got to interview with the people here, scott campbell, brown, eric shaffer, and of course also he met with dan snider. so what we found is the guy i really come back to one of the greatest quotes i know in sports or life that former washington red skins coach mark levy was in the hall of fame that said -- where would you rather be than right here right now? that quote is really what we were looking for. someone who had the fire in his belly to come and lead the washington red skins this season. i would like to introduce to everybody the new head coach of the washington red skins, mr. jay gruden. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, first off, i'd like to thank my family. my wife sherry is in the audience, my sons joey jack, my other son jay jay couldn't be here, my mother kathy gruden, she's at home watching, i'm sure. my dad jim gruden, football coach, a football man, a football person, really instilled passion, commitment and loyalty to me at a very young age in the game of f

cincinnati trying to stuff it. oh, it didn't work. 58-yard touchdown by ronnie brown.nd half turnovers. chargers win their fifth in a row. next the broncos. >>> warriors have not been this hot since 1976. going for the 9th win tonight in washington, dc. and tied at half time. and they explode in the second half. let's take another look that the one. off the glass for the slam. a smile. he is 15 points. 11 rebounds. going on a 30-5 run. curry to the hoop. thompson for 3. at the 26. warriors win it going away 112- 96. there now 5-0 on the trip. the ninth win. most in a season since 1976. as i said we'll tell you the sharks beat one of the best. the blackhawks 3-2. in a shoot- out. vicy. >>> we have breaking news tonight at this hour, children's hospital of oakland said the body of jahi mcmath has been released to the coroner. and gave custody to her mother. the destination is unknown children's hospital releasing the information in a statement saying, quote. our heart goes out to the family as they grieve for the situation. we wish them closure and piece. we'll have more

trying to keep what happened in west virginia from what happened in cincinnati, too. investigation into this ongoing disaster is now under way. members of congress have started calling for a regulatory hearing to figure out how this could have happened. you know who is not calling for a leg e regulatory hearing? the most prominent member of congress, woes district includes parts of greater cincinnati. >> i am entirely confidence that there are ample egs regulations on the box to help protect the health and safety of the american people. somebody ought to be held accountable. we try to look at those regulations we think are cumbersome and over the top. that's where our focus continues to be. >> house speaker john boehner asking about the spill today. he represents the cincinnati suburbs, where the ohio valley is being protected from a 60 mile chemical plume about to hit them. he says he is confidence there are ample regulations and incidents like this, probably in his estimation, too many regulations, if you think about it. >> that chemical storage facility that leaked

these guys are a indy rock band from cincinnati, ohio. they are performing in north carolina., this part of the performance gets really special. >> drew designed this [ bleep ] right here. this awesome, awesome background. >> they take a moment to thank their set designer, drew, because he created a cool backdrop for their performances. they bring him up on stage to introduce him to the crowd. >> everybody, i wanted to say a few things real quick. >> now, they brought him up on stage right before their song "i can lift a car" happens to be one of his and his girlfriend's favorite songs. >> it's a song about -- it's a song about when you meet someone and when you're with them you feel like you can do anything. >> talking about the song and why they love it so much. his girlfriend has no idea why she's up there in the first place. >> amanda, i felt like that since we first started dating. i fell like that every second since. you're my best friend. >> finally she figures it out, he reaches into his pocket, brings out a little box for the proposal. >> i think that has yes written

. >> >> the last time cincinnati won, boomer eaisson was the quarterback.hargers won their last four games to get in. runningback, lengthy 12-yard drive, 7-0 chargers. whether or not that will factor in the first half, german -- cincinnati has a field goal. six passes in the first half, six times in the first drive of the third quarter, green, short but sweet, 14-10, san diego. andy is responsible for three of the bengals turnover. this lost fumble set up a chargers field goal to make it 17-10. >> >> damage tan looks to throw. this is not going to make fans any happier. cincinnati in great field position to add another field goal to make it 20-10. bengals beat san diego in december, but this is a new month. san diego wins 27-10, rivers is singing in the rain. san diego advances to the divisional playoffs again denver next sunday. these two afc west teams split the regular season meetings 1- 1. >> >> coming up -- trying to do something that hasn't been done since 1975. in the capital city. we have high hoops, next. >>> golden state, putting their eight game

and jay gruden from cincinnati offensive coordinator. we found out our answer, gruden wins and this was the scene this afternoon shortly after 4:00. gruden former offensive coordinator of the cincinnati bengal becomes the next man. he's credited with developing quarterback andy dalton to a serviceable threat. the hope is to take robert griffin to the next level as well. we also needs to clean up the image of the franchise, which let's face it, it's a mess right now. the guy had other options. what convinced him redskins park wasn't totally dysfunctional? >> i don't know what happened last year. the interview with dan snyder and everybody here, the passion for excellence is there. all they want to do is win and they will provide you with every avenue to win. i don't know what happened last year and i don't care what happened last year. all i care about is moving forward. i'm going to provide the players with every avenue like i said for them to succeed and be great. >> he doesn't know what happened last year. we'll update him on that when

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there are all the snow showers, pretty impressive, snowing again in chicago down to cincinnati.bably go down to north of nashville. again most of this energy will kind of peel up to the north and west of us, but upper level energy will pass just to our south. i think we'll see some snow showers in the metro area. dusting to an inch. some of you may only see flurries. so yellow alert for saturday. why? for snow showers. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., not continuously, but some as early as 10 a.m. and some as late as 4 p.m., little or no accumulation, under an inch unless you're in the mountains. good news for the ski resorts. you go west of the divide, 1, 3, 4 inches and then behind the cold front a little colder on sunday. how much snow will fall? i kind of agree with this model. there's just a chance of a trace to less than an inch in the immediate metro area. some areas you could see more up toward northeastern maryland and, of course, yes, across the divide an inch or 2 or 3 before all is said and done. arctic blast, stop the drafts, one of the keys to keeping your house warm, use towels

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. >>> and the weather conditions were warmer but much wetter in cincinnati.bengals hosting the charg chargers. cincinnati has not won a playoff game since 1990. >>> so here is how the playoff matchup shapes up for next week. in seattle they hold the new orleans. in the afc, indianapolis goes to new england on saturday and on sunday peyton manning and the denver broncos host san diego. those games can be seen right here on cs. >>> today marks the 20th anniversary of one of the biggest scandals in sports history. you remember that on january 6 in 1994 olympic figure skater nancy kerrigan was clubbed on the leg followed a warmup for the u.s. championships. the attack happened just week before the olympics in norway. four men including the ex-husband of kerrigan's rival tonya harding went to prison for their role in the attack. they competed in the gaming. kerrigan meddled in sell very while harding didn't at all. what a draw na. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories, and photo find. a random picture in a newspaper helps a family find the

i remember in cincinnati, one in particular.'s been perfect so far for the new orleans saints. but it is going to ride on his back unless they can pick up a first down here to make it even closer. >> al: second and six. and this is going to be khiry robinson taking it very close to a first down. take a look. the officials checking over at the sideline and vinovich is going to bring the chains in. that stops the clock but only momentarily. they'll rewind it after they measure here. clearly right now in extremely makeable field goal range. here's robinson again. >> cris: up top here, the key block. ben watson working on connor barwin. i tell you, i can't get over sean payton. i'll never get over the fact he did the on-side kick in the super bowl. that was the greatest risk i've ever seen to get rewarded like that and probably won him a football game. even little things, khiry robinson, you put him in here in this moment and hand him the football. >> al: couple of links short of the first down. so they're going to wind the clock wh

and twitter was full of snow photos from cincinnati to west virginia to pennsylvania. in indiana this morning, the visibility was terrible. on i-65, between indianapolis and louisville, so many accidents they had to shut down the road. meanwhile, in new york and out on long island. an all out job just to stay ahead of the storm. >> terrible, treacherous, really bad. >> by midnight, we're talking 10 inches or close to it in the city. >> reporter: across the region it's he led to a rush on groceries, ice melt and shovels. >> get one of these. >> reporter: the snow is only round one. next comes the arctic cold. and that's what we're bracing for here. they are now predicting we're going to be well below zero with the windchill at least tonight and probably for the next few days. we jump up ever so slightly to freezing on saturday, then back into the deep freeze again, it's going to be a long week or so. brian, back to you. >> tom costello in a pretty desolate looking washington, d.c., tonight. tom, thanks. because this is it a coastal storm, places like long island, new yo

due respect to cincinnati, but that's sad.s that the indianapolis colts, who play in a brand new dome, finally sold out their game this morning, but only after a sponsor purchased the final 1200 seats and donated them to military families. joining me now to try to figure this all out is "the washington post" sports columnist mike wise. as sanjay said earlier, it will be very, very cold in green bay, maybe even negative 30. is that the reason they had trouble selling out? >> clearly, dr. sanjay gupta does not work for the nfl. you're telling people to stay home. >> not sponsored by the nfl. >> if i listened to him i would stop eating deep-fried twinkies. i'm not going to do that. it does bring up a larger question. how much foolproof is the nfl as a commodity. if freezing temperatures, if maybe not the greatest stars in the world are playing this weekend, peyton manning's not playing this weekend, what does it say about your product long term? i think it says simply this. football ticket sales, sponsorship, viewership's not goi

. >>> and the weather conditions were warmer but much wetter in cincinnati.bengals hosting the chargers. cincinnati has not won a playoff game since 1990. >>> so here is how the playoff matchup shapes up for next week. >> the nfc seattle hosts new orleans on saturday while san francisco travels east to take on carolina sunday. in the afc, indianapolis goes to new england on saturday, and on sunday peyton manning and the denver broncos host san diego. those games can be seen right here on cbs. >>> and today marks the 20th anniversary of the start of one of the biggest scandals in sports history. >> why? >> you remember that. on january 6th in 1994, olympic figure skater nancy kerrigan was clubbed on the leg following a warmup for the u.s. championships. now, the attack happened just weeks before the winter olympics in little hammer, norway. four men including the ex-husband of kerrigan's rival tonya harding went to prison for their role in the attack. harding and kerrigan both competed in the winter games. kerrigan medaled in silver while harding didn't medal

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the defence took advantage of cincinnati's four turnovers.an diego win it extending the wind streak to five games. the win sends them to denver. denver broncos 13-3. the other game features the new england patriots hosting the colts at 8 o'clock. >> the university of texas hired a new head coach, charlie strong, former coach of a university team. he made is to fall ball games. >> a new head coach in texas. today marks the beginning of a car rally, a well-known off-road race. it's been met with controversy as environmentalists and others say it causes too much pollution. it hits more than 400 cars, motorcycles and trucks. it ran from paris and now it runs from argentina to chile. >> another quick look at the weather because as we mentioned it's very, very cold out there. what is the latest? >> well, we told you about the airport delays we are seeing in detroit and chicago. we are dealing with delays across new york. that is j.f.k. as well as newark. look at the roof cam and you'll know why we are having delays. that is a shot at 34th street. i

cincinnati closed its river intake valves to protect its water supply. louisville officials say its filtration system will protect theirs. but in west virginia, for the seventh night in a row, more than 100,000 people still can't drink their tap water. susan saulny, abc news, washington. >>> and we have two steps forward, tonight, on the american economy to tell you about. first, the senate has passed a big, new budget deal. the compromise, which effectively avoids another government shutdown. >>> and we learned today, that home foreclosure rates, once soaring, that symbol of the country on the edge, headed toward a recession, are finally down to the level before the real estate meltdown. >>> and there was an urgent warning about hospital emergency rooms in this country. the nation's doctors coming together to warn us about the length of time it takes to get treated. abc's linsey davis, now, talks to the doctors on the front lines to ask what a patient can do. >> reporter: it's urgent. you race to the e.r. but what you find can be a very long line. despi

the cincinnati bengals have not yet sold all the tickets to their game on sunday. the deadline now less than one hour away for them to too that. they're close to selling out and a business bought a large bundle of tickets and is giving them to military families. >> a man has just come forward now, speaking of money -- to claim half of last month's $648 million lottery jackpot. and he says the reason it took him so long was he didn't even realize he had won. the lottery commission says he is not really talking to reporters, but here's what we know. he is steve tran. lives in northern california, delivery driver. he says he tossed the wing ticket in a pile of others he bought in different towns and he didn't even think to go check them until a few days ago. he says one of the first things he tide was to call his expose say, quote, i don't think i'm going to come in today. tomorrow, or ever. if he takes his winnings as a lump sum, it's more than $130 million after taxes. a woman from georgia claimed the other half of the jackpot. >> al qaeda too -- could be making a c

cincinnati officials are so worried contaminated water could flow in the ohio river, they've taken action. two water intake valves that feeds the water supply are closed today as the water of west virginia moves through the ohio river. over the past 24 hours, a small number of west virginia residents were allowed to drink their tap water. hundreds of thousands of others are still banned. freedom industries is now under federal investigation and has not spoken one word since this press conference on friday. >> it has been an extremely hard day. i'm having trouble talking at the moment. i'd appreciate it if we can wrap this thing up. >> we actually have a long questions. it's been a long day for a lot of people that don't have water. >> then there was the facebook post from kathy stover-kennedy. she's the girlfriend of an executive. i'm not asking for sympathy but a little empathy wouldn't hurt. i showered and brushed my teeth this morning and i'm just fine. end quote. we are in charleston, west virginia. tell us more about this company. >> reporter: good morning carol. a lot of questions o

in most locations along the eastern seaboard pyrrhic >> jacqueline: -34 in minneapolis, -29 in cincinnati. that is what there is a lot of what the start date represent when should advisory and will start to improve into wednesday >> pam: the family of a teen girl, who has been declared brain dead, has arrived at a new facility and is receiving medical care. >> pam: this video. taken by jahi mcmath's family's attorney. shows a private ambulance leaving oakland's children's hospital sunday night. the family will not say where jahi has been moved because of privacy and safety concerns. the girl went into cardiac arrest after getting her tonsils removed at children's hospital last month. >> pam: the family has been fighting the hospital in court for weeks. to keep the girl on a ventilator. their attorney says, she is now getting the help she needs. >> ".help her." judge >> pam: children's hospital says providing the treatment that jahi's family wanted. would have been medically and ethically inappropriate. because they say she is deceased. >> pam: the wrongful death lawsuit in the audrie pott

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cincinnati is not used to sustain success, you would think that is not the case. >> the nfl says if thisave to buy back the tickets. >> teams look to sponsors to buy blocks of tickets. sometimes the owner themselves might buy the tickets to get the stadium full and left the blackout. miller. sosnik and matt we will shift global. it was the hottest year, believe it or not, on record, for australia. mean temperatures were 1.2 degrees above average. this year does not look to be different. hit 120 degrees fahrenheit in the southern part of the country yesterday. that doesn't do it for this week for thist does do it week on "in the loop." we are on the markets next. ♪ ♪ >> this afternoon on "money moves" i'll be sticking to the founder and ceo of round hill ss.ic, josh gru it is 56 minutes past the hour. it is time for boomer television on the markets. i am joined by michael purvis -- bloomberg television on the markets. i am joined by michael purvis. what the stocks are doing supports your longer-term view with the s&p 500, the dow, and the nasdaq moving higher after yesterday's close lower

in indianapolis, cincinnati, and green bay. the teams announcing that all the remaining tickets have been sold. the packers say fans and corporate sponsors bought the last 1,000 tickets and cincinnati grocery chain bought the coltsment remaining. cincinnati another grocery chain and proctor and imammable bought the last tickets. playoff back blackout would have been the first in 12 years. ouch. florida, lion on the loose. a lion escaped her pen at a wildlife sanctuary. after a search, the female lion was found within the sanctuary grounds. she hadn't gotten very far. and now well, she is taking a cat nap to recover from her adventure and that's tonight's speed read. okay. this is fuzzy math or not? the obama administration is boasting today about the number two change how many people who have signed up for obamacare think about it how many of those 200 plus enrollees were forced to sign up only after their old policies that they actually would like were cancelled. should the obama administration count them as they boast about t

san diego, the chargers beating the cincinnati bengals, 27-10. bengals had been favored by 6.5 points after winning all of their games. tough one in cincinnati. blacked outmost because the teams struggle to sell tickets. the rule is about 40 years old. it is meant to encourage people to attend games. the nfl wants to sell more seats. the problem seems to have been averted. the blackouts, they were controversial because u.s. regulators proposed eliminating the rule. the nfl, and want to sell tickets, so it will strongly efforts to oppose the bracco role. -- the blackout rule. >> there was a threat the bengals game would not be aired in the local market. they complained about the policy. senators blumenthal and mccain have introduced legislation to do away with this blackout rule. thoseay it is unfair to viewers, particularly viewers in places where they are publicly financed stadiums. they make the argument this is outdated and this is 40-year-old policy that all of these teams would make money off of ticket revenue, that is no longer the case. th

it's indianapolis and cincinnati as well.ll the economies are hurting the local areas are suffering because of obviously the economy, but at the same time that's why tickets are not selling. >> you know, you mixed these other cities. we started to see how tough this was when the cincinnati bengals produced the video the players urging fans to buy tickets. how serious is this? >> well, a lot of people are starting to really look at the nfl different than they used to. a lot of the offfield antics and the bad press these players are getting and these teams are getting are starting to really wear -- weigh into main stream america. i used to love football. this year was tough because i'm a giants fan. but i have lost a little interest and people have because o the offfield antics, the economy is suffering. the nfl will be fine in terms of the super bowl and the championship games will probably be okay but the quality of place isn't that good. people were not excited how the teams were playing. the quality of the product is down a

san diego, the chargers beating the cincinnati bengals, 27-10. bengals had been favored by 6.5 points after winning all of their games. tough one in cincinnati. two games almost blacked out because the teams struggled to sell tickets. the rule is about 40 years old. it is meant to encourage people to attend games. the nfl wants to sell more seats. the problem seems to have been averted. the blackouts, they were controversial because u.s. regulators proposed eliminating the rule. the nfl, it wants to sell tickets, so it will strongly oppose any efforts to oppose the blackout rule. >> there was a threat the bengals game would not be aired in the local market. they complained about the policy. senators blumenthal and mccain have introduced legislation to do away with this blackout rule. they say it is unfair to those viewers, particularly viewers in places where they are publicly financed stadiums. they make the argument this is outdated and this is 40-year-old policy that all of these teams would make money off of ticket revenue, that is no longer

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bay andds back to tampa to cincinnati where he was an offense of coordinator. what he did or didn't do led some experts to question all this. >> that scratcher to me was him being an offense of coordinator of a team scoring points in the playoffs. >> there are obviously a lot of different things you have to contend with. at the other thing about being a head coach is that you lose some of your ability to be hands on. now you're coaching the coaching staff. you lose the relationship that you have with the players. that makes it tough, as well. the 2.5 point favorite. live at metlife stadium, brick with henry, abc seven sports. try to leave the extra point alone. we like that. >> i will relay the message. >> >> a really nice weekend. >> in the 50's on sunday. we will see you at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news" -- tonight super bowl scare, security teams jumping into action over a mysterious packages near the stadium. nerves on edge. tonight, protecting the super bowl and the ground and in the sky. >>> fighting back. amanda knox speaking out. shock and anger ove

three straight playoffs with the cincinnati bengals. the offense numbers went up every single year. and won thesistant super bowl there. a little while ago i spoke with him one on one. did you feel as soon as you got here that this was going to be it? i saw the passion for this team and this city. it is exciting. >> i know during the press conference, people were asking about the past, but as you move forward, what is your business to take place as head coach? all, we have to address our team and find out who can do what and who is going to be here and not going to be here, and make sure we find the best players. rg3 now?o you do with >> i will look at him and study him and work with him and trying to help. he works hard. he wants to be great. if you have a talent and you want to be great, there is no reason why you can't eat. i'm not going to judge anything until i get to know him and watch him and study him. >> have you ever been in a situation where you have had to talented guys like this? >> it is a great situation to have. >> how much were they as sounding boards as you went th

chicago, cincinnati is getting snowfall and that will continue over the next several hours as these storms continue to push southward and eastward. and then across the northeast we had several inches of snow around the boston area and we could see five to eight inches across new england. a quick-moving storm that could drop a significant amount of snow especially in new england. that will continue over the neck several day -- the next several days. and we will get another arctic blast across the areas that have seen so much winter already. back to you. >> i know, i know, i know. get the shovel out. >> yes, sir of the and the warm clothes. >>> new developments in the west virginia chemical spill. freedom industries, the company blamed for the incident has filed for bankruptcy as it faces many upcoming lawsuits. the spill left about 300,000 people without safe water for several days. and many are relying on bottled water for drinking, cooking and bathing. >>> remember the father surrounded and brutally beaten by a motorcycle game in new york last fall? well, now he is suing the city and two

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the team hired the cincinnati bengals offense of core data as their coach. decided on washington. he replaces mike shanahan was a terrible season. the vortex caused pipes to burst. >> which you want to clean up the mess, she found a diamond and sapphire wedding band in the pipe. .he began to investigate she tracked in the previous owner who is living in colorado. sadlyng had been a very missed. god, yes., oh my he cap gasping. >> five years after it went missing, it is back on its way to its owner. it will be just in time for her 40th anniversary. >> that is nice of them to track the people down. >> some people would take it straight to the pond shop. i am just saying. some people would just say, whatever. at seven youams have to see more than once. >> still ahead, the bazaar into a police chase. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a live look outside. we are looking at a slowdown on the morning commute. >>

the actual contrast between cincinnati, indianapolis, that is where the frontal boundary is lingering. temperatures are going to be dropping across that region. now take a look at the hazards going on. these are the wind chill warnings across the area. believe it or not, over half of the country the looking at either warnings, watches, or advisories in their state. that is how cold we are looking at. tonight, wind chills. let's put this into motion starting right now. goa nortfargo, north dakota, 50d chills. minus 47 in indianapolis. let's go a little bit more into time. as we look at tomorrow, it is going to get just a little bit better to the west, but still fargo is at minus 43°. major problem in this area. the lows, chicago at minus 18. indianapolis at minus 18 as well. fargo at minus 27°. there is a ray of light, a silver lining right here. chicago is going to be a very cold day on monday. as we go towards tuesday, wednesday, thursday, notice how the temperatures begin to climb, 1° on tuesday, and higher on wednesday. >> thanks kevin. president obama is returning to a chilly wash