bill cowher is here to break down the game.you guys. >> let's talk about the four big games. is it true cold weather teams always play better in the cold weather. >> not necessarily true, but that's why it's called the frozen tundra in green bay. it will be back up there again. they have an opportunity to practice in it. mike mccarthy will take his team out there i think today and yesterday just to get acclimated to it. but once the game starts, it still comes down to playing the game. san francisco will be fine. >> coach, one of the things that's interesting is that three of these games aren't sold out yet. does that surprise you? >> somewhat, but i think again when you look at the economics, i think as we're looking at it and you're talking about minimal numbers. the comforts of home with some of the weather has to do with it as well. but the bottom line is all these stadiums will be sold out. >> hard core football town. green bay's not sold out. >> it will be sold out trust me by the time that game's plays sunday afternoon,

. >> rose: and a week ahead to football with cowher and nantz, talk over. >> rose: talk about the atmospherics when you get to this stage you are one victory away from the super bowl. >> you know, you are so close, and this is the one game that, to me, you know, i lost many of these games, it hurts, because you are so close, and yet you are just coming off having played, so there is no, not a whole lot of buildup to it but the magnification of the game is you you are one game awa from a championship. >> rose: we conclude with john elliott gardiner talking about js bach. >> i think he was a man very much like you and me who has the same preoccupations, the same problems, the same stresses in his life, and my goodness, he had plenty of them when you consider he lost both parents when he was nine and a half, and then his first wife and then ten out of his 20 children before the age of 3 died. i mean, even in an age when infant mortality was rife, that was a lot and he somehow managed to condense all of that grieving and all that loss into music and give it an incredibly positive consoling spin. >

we are to be different the opposition are still walking horns with bill cowher trying to get a better deal with the president the protesters stormed a police base and we the people for a fee of two years suggested no longer want to listen to anyone and cared little about eighty ugly truth. links to her chest and auntie fourteen from kyiv ukraine. well mike and their western neighbors in eastern ukraine is mostly in support of president viktor yanukovich people they are getting worried about what is going on in the country fearing that the protesters could be pulling ukraine in the wrong direction. these posts clear reports. the team desperately homesick the ukraine. he's at peace with the joy she has been signed and until now the findings pictures from tearful spooky kooky and into action. not in support of the anti government riots has not been the most of the sunday got a single ticket showing where there are such things happening in ukraine. the protests and keith horrible. we on track this way all ukrainians in the east consultant the country to support his attention because it is

he also said they have not met with former pittsburgh steelers coach bill cowher despite previous reportsaying the two sides have talked twice before. another candidate is ravens offensive coordinator jim caldwell, varying reports on him. espn said the two met yesterday while the post said the interview is scheduled next week. did i clear any of that up for you? probably not. here's a look at the candidates. the team interviewed seahawks defensive coordinator darrell bevell new year's eve and have a meeting planned tomorrow with shawn mcdermott and have requested a meeting with giants defensive coordinator terry fuel. >>> linebacker ryan kerrigan will have arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee. recovery is two to four weeks. >>> the capitals hit the midway point of the season definitely keeping things interesting. of the 41 games they've played this year, 16 of them have gone to overtime or a shootout. the good thing after all that extra hockey, the capitals have come out on top the majority of the time. tonight capitals host carolina in a metropolitan d

oh we used to be indifferent to the opposition of philippine born with bill cowher trying to get a better deal with the president or to protest the storming a police base and we the people who are acting as their leaders suggested no longer want to listen to a new one and cared little about eighty degree truth. makes your chest and auntie for fourteen from kyiv ukraine. trying to keep spreading west from the capital geopolitical analyst and righteous as opposition leaders have long since lost control over what goes on in kiev or elsewhere but the tickets. it's quite clear that they don't have direct control of the proprietors would control thinking that these are purely from the relations perspective. it's obviously a chaotic situation has gotten out of control i doubt that anyone has a real handle on top of control situation their intention was never to win political concessions that was never to come to a political settlement there their true intentions have been quite apparent. all along and that is regime change to britain for regime change in ukraine in order to overthrow the governm

because the civilian -- when the attack on the taliban, or if the cowhers have completely gone. >> what situation of the peace talks right now? >> as the talks have resumed to date, the face to face talks, so far there have -- there's no official communication as to how far the talk has reached, but there is optimism that something would come out as a result of that. >> is there a chance they could be released as political detainees. >> they are no longer called preliminary detainees. they are suspects. that happened on the 15th of december. those that call them political detainees. that is strange from the government, they are suspected of the attempted coup, and they will face a court of law. >> in nigeria, at least 17 people are being quilled by a car bomb. the birthplace of the armed group which has been fighting to establish a separate state under sharee law. all right, coming up a second day of disruption in bangkok, protestors filling the roads again, but the prime minister says she won't be moving anywhere, and here is one excitement, they are turning abandoned willings into new

i heard from a reliable sources that there's mucho evidence that there bill cowher will coach the washington you that starting twitching, itching and says i want to coach again? >> i've reason enjoyed my time with cbs and the crew. it satisfies that. again, it he's not the all-encompassing part that coaching entails. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday. i'm anthony mason. >>> coming up the end of an era era. why new york city's mayor wants to end carriages. >>> americans have fallen in love with the new wave of british tv shows. >>> and he is the new big shot in piano man's band. the musician who played in a tribute band and scored the gig of a lifetime. >>> our top story, at least 16 deaths are blamed on the snowstorm that started in the central u.s. before moving east. this morning people are waking up to a big cleanup. and to make matters worse, ta they're unbattled unprecedented cold weather. >> and there is more to come. lonnie, good morning. >> good morning venita. good morning anthony. it's cold for much of the country. eastern seaboard getting battered. there's a cold front ar