. >> dan brown basis the theory about jesus and mary in the ancient text known as the gnostic gospelsas told these could not be the real gospels but were bad gospels. fake gospels. >> it is a book, the gospel of philip, at the matter of the controversy. >> this says "the companion of the savior was mary and the lord loved her more than the other disciples and," then there is a break in the text and we do not know. the text says that the other disciples were jealous and they said why do you love her more than all of us? >> is this account reliable? the gnostic gospel of philip was written in syria in 250 ad, which is 200 years after the time of jesus. the author says he kissed her often on the face. >> gospel of philip does not suggest an actual sexual relationship but a symbolic relationship between jesus and his church or jesus and the holy spirit. >> i don't have a conspiracy of why the estimate broken but this paper is old and you touch it and it breaks up. so there are many breaks in the text. this is only one. the most provocative. >> important for me is mary was a major apostle

. >> dan brown basis the theory about jesus and mary in the ancient text known as the gnostic gospelshe real gospels but were bad gospels. fake gospels. >> it is a book, the gospel of philip, at the matter of the controversy. >> this says "the companion of the savior was mary and the lord loved her more than the other disciples and," then there is a break in the text and we do not know. the text says that the other disciples were jealous and they said why do you love her more than all of us? >> is this account reliable? the gnostic gospel of philip was written in syria in 250 ad, which is 200 years after the time of jesus. the author says he kissed her often on the face. >> gospel of philip does not suggest an actual sexual relationship but a symbolic relationship between jesus and his church or jesus and the holy spirit. >> i don't have a conspiracy of why the estimate broken but this paper is old and you touch it and it breaks up. so there are many breaks in the text. this is only one. the most provocative. >> important for me is mary was a major apostle in the first century on the

he's written four times as many books as dan brown but they're less factual. out of both of his mistresses. the only thing that chuck norris fears, newt gingrich as president. and he's not herman cain. >> geez. >> whoa, pete that was pretty stellar. >> that was great. >> funny guy, pete dominick. buzzer beater, 20 seconds each. "time magazine" as you know named the protester its person of the year for 2012. in a big political year, who's your person of the year. maria? >> well, i think i have two. the first one is seal team 6 but i understand the person who headed that was one of the runners up. i think i would also say because of the protester of the year was person of the year that it should go to muhammad bousi who lit himself on fire and lit the match for the arab spring. >> chris? >> i'm actually going to go overseas and go with angela merkel because i think in fact she's doing an excellent job trying to save the euro and, thus, the u.s. currency. so i'm going to go with merkel. no, pete, she does not have to be american. i would, of course, go with marga

. >> brown: dan mccrum, explain the reservations from david cameron. what exactly is he afraid of if britain signs on? >> david cameron has a very strong and distinct euro-skeptic political party back at home. and so they are veriant-european. the populous of the u.k. is euro-skeptic as well. he faced a challenge attempting to sell request treaty to that party back home. what he'll get is a short-term political boost from this and he'll be able to say he protected the financial services industry, which is incredibly important both to the economy of london and the economy of the u.k. as a whole. but i think what he will fundamentally come away with is very little in real terms at the cost of really distancing the u.k. from the rest of the europe with some quite dangerous dangerous long-term consequences. >> brown: what would those be? what are the potential repercussions people are talking about now for britain and the e.u.? >> well, i think it's now much more difficult to answer the question, "will britain still be in the european union in five to 10 t

quarterback dan orlovsky throws for a touchdown. donald brown 80-yard td. colts get their first win of the season. 27-13 over tennessee. after the game, colts announced injured quarterback peyton manning will not return this season. manning hasn't played since having neck surgery back in september. >>> no miracle comeback for tim tebow and the broncos. denver scored on their first possession, including this tackle-breaking td run for tebow. but it was all pats after that. new england qb tom brady tossed for a pair of scores and ran for another. the play boy outduels the preacher and patriots blow out denver. >>> chargers quarterback philip rivers hit the 4,000-yard mark for the fourth straight season. running back ryan mathews got to thousand yard rushing milestone and scored twice. chargers crush baltimore 34-14. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and what a deal! retailers pull out all of the stops as the christmas shopping season comes into the home stretch. this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so

dan crawford, cbs news, des moines, iowa. >> governor jerry brown is on his way for asking you for more money. his campaign to raise taxes has already collected $1.2 million. some of the biggest donors include a triable group and a hospital industry political action committee. the governor wants voters to approve an initiative that would raise taxes on the state's highest earners and boost sales tax by half a cent. >> the governor is considering granting creme si to a woman who served ten years in prison convicted of shaking her infant grandson to death. she claims she is innocent and some powerful people are beginning to believe her. >> i'm very angry. >> she is a grandmother and mother breaking her silence for the first time in 15 years. >> this is terrible. i'm innocent. you know. i didn't do what they said i did. there's no way. no way. >> shirley smith has been fighting for her innocence for nearly two decades. >> i wrote over 200 letters. i have called. i didn't think anyone would hear me. her emotional journey began inside this complex on rosco in 1996. smith moved from illinois

brown. james: denver, boys, going they're way? danbarber runs through the middle but then fumbles and denver picks up the fumble. denver driving in overtime. james: we'll keep you updated, jim and phil. jim: barber fumbling as the bears had won the toss and were in field goal range. heyward-bey coming back out. it's a funny thing that's happening out there. just effects everybody. phil: yeah. the raiders are going to go on the plain, if the denver broncos win the game, they're going to go, oh, my gosh. how did they win? jim: cartwright's in the backfield for the raiders. he's got six. arizona has taken down the 49ers today. so green bay at 13-0 with this win. cowboys and giants tangling tonight. second down, pass play incomplete. murphy wanted a flag. woodson doesn't get it. inside the nfl coming your way wednesday night. more than 30 years, the must-see show that the pros watch. there they are. warren, j.b., chris and phil. wednesday's show time, don't miss it. by the way, with the san francisco losing and the three-game lead, three

. >> and new budget crisis governor brown pulls a trigger on a billion dollars in spending cuts. >> good evening, i'm dan'm carolyn tyler. tonight pg&e is willing to pay up for a deadly disaster. >> the utility says it will take full financial responsibility for the pipeline explosion last year. we're live with the story. john? >> one of the homeowner who's lost his house is hoping this will speed up the settlement process and help bring this neighborhood back. pg&e is now promising to take full responsibility for compensating all of the victims and in court filings pg&e put up a possible defense

. >> governor brown ups the anty on plans to tax the wealthy. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> your mail service could soon change. >> and the postal service is pope yosing cuts that would slow down mail. it wants to close half of the centers, including those in burlingame and redding. stockton and modesto. both workers and customers very worried about this. and we're live to explain what might happen here. >> there are 252 mail processing centers on the chopping block, including one in burlingame. of course that would slow down mail delivery and so, today, the postal service unveiled it's plans to regulatory commission. the u.s. postal service is in a fight for its life n 2006, 213 billion pieces of mail were processed. last year, just $168 billion w more people using the internet to pay bills, the agency is now proposing cuts making snail mails slower. >> right now, you drop a letter in a collections box say in san francisco, it will get delivered next day. but the proposed service change dropping in san francisco now will take two days. >> the unprecedented cuts to first class ma

dan ashley might be able to moon walk. that's what the rumor is. john gauge downtown. bright. 50% if ynd the arc in the first half. anthony brownal and this would be with authority. cardinal up 40-17 at the break. jack trotter in the lane. lefty hack. 13. stanford 7 and 1 after destroying the head hawk 72-frain. tiger woods is tournament host the week for the chevron world challenge. final event in the u.s. this year. about,000 oaks. winds gust at 30 miles per hour. traffic and weather together -- tiger played early in the day. before it really got windy on 2. back spin to set autopsy birdie. tied for second. that was good. this is great. johnson his approach. open the same hole. over shoots. this goes into the rough. look at the back spin here. for eagle. l nobody catching l kj. 5 birdie. troy sick under 66. 3 stroke heading to round 2 tomorrow. takinger hoping that his game is starting to come around. a little momentum and season maybe with a win. 5 finish to get ready for 2000 1 12. turn on the barrel. >> long tame. >> i will manufacture on. i work for tips. >> tl that's this edition of 7 news for all of us here. thanks so m

. >> dan, you're going to weigh in first when we get back and keep in mind, when colt mccoy is healthy, i think they are on the right track. i know you're down about the browns sad face with christmas around the corner. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. the panel is sticking around unless you know something i don't. newt gingrich under attack from his opponents. who will these negative ads hurt? the former speaker or his opponents? he looked happy and healthy a few weeks ago. now john edwards says he's too sick to stand trial. [ male announcer ] if you think tylenol is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain... two pills can last all day. ♪ we get double miles on every purchase. so we earned a holiday trip to the big apple twice as fast! nner! [ garth ] we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast, we can bring the whole gang! it's hard to beat double miles! i want a mace, a sword, a... oww! [ male announcer ] get the nture card from capital one and earn double miles on every purchase, every day. go to