scout. >> i didn't ask if i said what year did you get your eagle scout? said it should have been march 10, 1944. >> should have, because george never official 4ri was an eagle scout. he had all the merit badges, sure, but in the mid of his board of review hearing, the very last step needed before becoming an eagle scout, george's mother interrupted the meeting. >> she told me my father was not doing well. and she was headed to the hospital. i didn't say anything. i just grabbed my stuff and i said we're going. >> george's father died later that day, and within a matter of weeks, george was in the south pacific fighting the japanese. >> a violent typhoon. >> and the weather. >> it was during one typhoon in particular that george was tossed about the deck so violently he lost his wallet containing his life card, the only written proof of his boy scout accomplishments. george returned to the states, got married, raised a family and did write one letter to the boy scouts asking about his award. >> and the letter that i wrote was returned to me addressee unkno

he's been an eagle scout in his heart for as long as he can remember.onor is in a place for all to see. coming up, why it took 60 years for his achievement to be recognized. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic. but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough and presto, tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. make dinner 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! >>> our very last story is about george maher, for decades volunteered for the boy scouts helping some 5,000 young men reach the rank of eagle scout. jorng completed all of the requirements more than 60 years ago which is why what happened in january is still so special. >> spend enough time around enough boy scouts, like they do at the pacific sky line council headquarters in foster city, and they say you can always spot the eagle. it's not the pin on the chest or t

ukraine eagles clash is leading to a meeting of the minds. the fighting raging on in aleppo, as serious civil war taking center stage. and -- >> i felt embarrassed by it. well, not embarrassed, i just don't want nobody to know that i was in a shelter. >> and a special series al jazeera takes you into the lives of america's homeless children, to see their struggle first hand. >> . >> time has run out now for that fragile truce between police and protestors in ukraine. very violent demonstrations the president finally meeting with opposition leaders in the capitol. earlier calling for an emergency sex. now all of this began two months ago when the president pulled out of the trade deal. tens of thousands of demonstrators repeatedly taking to the streets and calling for his resignation, the protests are an attempted coupe. jennifer glass standing by live, the time is up so what's next? wright now as we speak, there are a number of orthodox priests standing on european square trying to keep that truce holding. so far it has. the deadline did pass

experience. >> reporter: that eagle showing signs of recovery. this iconic bird is again a symbol of hope and strength. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> bill karins, able to see that bald eagle so beautiful. >> they're iconic to us in general. i would not expect that kind of small chirp. >> to be that close and so beautiful. >> snow in the east, not in the west. >> no. you and i are going to carry cups with us, but we desperately need water in the the west. unfortunately not a wet pattern there to start new year's day, but we are looking at it up in alaska. that means southerly winds are warming things up for areas like fairbanks and anchorage. you have rain to come with it. in anchorage, there could be ice out there. 32 degrees. temperatures are warmer, too, 39 today. no storms in the west. temperatures are very mild this time of the morning, 37 in l.a., 41 in seattle. over the next five days, rainfall totals, i would love to show you anything significant, but there's just -- >> nada. >> yeah, not looking too good. san francisco, you just had the d

the surprise discovery about what has been killing dozens of bald eagles in the american west. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. i'm erica hill. brian is off tonight. we are just hours away from ringing in the new year. it is a tradition that dates back some 4,000 years, today it is a celebration synonymous with sparkling wine, confetti and fireworks. so far the 2014 displays have not disappointed. in sidney, more than a million people lined the city's water front to see the show in person. a kaleidoscope lit up moscow's red square, but it was dubai pulling out all the stops. aiming to break a world record with lights displayed around 400 locations. the display required more than 100 computers and more than 5,000 hours of work. for our own celebration here in new york, we go straight to times square and nbc's stephanie gosk. stephanie? >> reporter: hey, erica. happy new year's eve to you. i'll start with trivia tonight. there have only been two years that the ball didn't drop. 1942 and '43. that's because the city was following a blackout rules. that isn't the issue

. >> the bad eagle is just what america stands for. >> reporter: the eagle and five others being treated are suffering from west nile virus. >> it's very rare. not something we've seen. >> reporter: the disease has killed at least 27 bald eagles. it's believed they were infected after eating waterfowl found on the great lake. >> there's not much we can do to manage it so we'll have to let the disease run its course. >> reporter: with no risk to humans, officials believe the species will find no long-term effects on the species. >> we want to be see it flying around and have the opportunity to try and get that eagle back to where it should be was a very special experience. >> reporter: that eagle is showing signs of recovery, showing symbols of hope and strength. >> and it was the college bowl that johnny football dreamed about. johnny manziel's texas a&m was down by 21 at the half and then manziel pouring on the gas, throwing four touchdown passes in total the texas a&m defense helping out, picking off a pass for a touchdown. in a thriller, texas a&m edges out duke in a comeback, 52-48.

so they have one, do the eagles. and kelly figuring that new orleans was going to let the clock run down to the 2:00 warning. he takes it on this side. now you've got a gigantic third and one here. >> cris: it's really interesting if you don't convert at this point. are you willing to put your defense back up there protecting a two-point lead? >> al: the rookie robinson is the running back. brees is going to keep it himself and keeps those legs churning and gets the first down. he takes it to the 23 yard line. >> cris: it was going to be close until jed collins came in. not often you want to hit your own quarterback. he gave him a pretty good shot. he wanted to push him in the hole here. rugby scrum. >> al: so philadelphia took that time-out, but now they're down to one. now you're down to the 2:00 warning. now you're down to a first down. and for the saints, they can take the clock most of the way down without a first down and then hope to kick a game winning field goal. we'll see. 2:00 to go in the wildcard game in

an eagle eye videographer catches a bird on camera. >> you're looking at this eagle, very beautiful, majestic creature, and all of a sudden it goes down to the ground and you see there's a family. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god, what did he just pick up? what the hell is that? >> it picks up a child, probably 1 or 2 years old, three feet off the ground, tried to take off and dropped the child. >> and then, of course, chaos ensues. quickly running to make sure the kid is okay and the kid is okay. >> the shocking video soars up the viral charts and causes frenzied parents to be on high alert. >> oh [ bleep ]! one of the things that makes it seem real is the shakiness of the camera. >> if it was a fake video, they would have shot it better and you would have seen more action. >> the fundamental physics seems right. it's entirely possible that they could lift it but it couldn't fly away quickly. >> so this looked very real, sounded real, felt real, the whole vibe is real, it passes the smell test pretty well. >> well, something smells funny to us. the eagle snatching the baby is, in fact

not know that killing the philippine eagle would mean 12 years in prison. >> around 14 philippine eaglesre being looked after. funds to maintain them are limited. it is depend on private donors. >> workers here say they are doing their best to provide assemblance of a life in the wild. hopeful that some day these eagles will know what it is like to be free. al jazeera, southern philippines. >> time for all the sports what's the late nest the tennis? it is coming up now, they are set to meet on friday with one last spot up for grabs in the australian open final, and it would be an all swiss contest. alysse reports. >> . >> it is amazing, you know. i didn't expect to make finally one time in my career, and it is happening so i am really happy. >> he had knocked off in the finals and made it against czech thomas. >> he had taken the first set 6-3, but tie breakers were needed to separate the pair, in the second, third, and fourth sets. the 28-year-old eventually outlasting his opponent, but an intimidating prospect awaits in the final by rafael nadal or roger federer. they can be good. but

gary said they did not know that killing an eagle meant 12 years in prison. >> around 14 eagles are beingooked after at this center. funds to main them are limited. the foundation is dependent on private donors. >> workers say they are doing their best to provide a semblance of a life in the wild. hopeful that some days the eagles will know what it's like to be free. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> david, thank you. we'll start with tennis. li na reached her final. he was up against eugenie bouchard. li na dominated, taking a 5-0 lead and raced to victory. she is the only major winner and the highest ranked player. >> this is the third time. pretty close to the trophy. i think they tried to - not falling down. i only can say - at least i try to enjoy. staying healthy. >> li that will face the number 20 seed. domininka cibulkova on saturday. sharapova was knocked out in the fourth. she reaches her first grand slam time. >> the first men's semifinal underway in melbourne. seventh seed thomas birdish is paying on stanislas wawrinka. the winner faces intoed raphael nadal or roger federer. >> manch

. >> an endangered eagle. we go deep into the philippines jungle with poachers. >> coming up in sport, the spanish golfer making a big push for ryder cup selections. our in-depth series on education continues. >> how does math keep boys out of jail? >> thats an indirect equation, i would say. >> algebra is the answer part of our week long ln-depth series. >> only on al jazeera america. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. al jazeera america. we open up your world. >> here on america tonight, an opportunity for all of americ

kyle ortman will start quarterback in the eagles game.sher een williams of the fort worth star telegram weighs in. >> that lees this game in the hands of kyle orten, he made 69 starts. he's 35 and 34. but has not thrown a pass as a starter and only thrown 15 passes over the last two years. it takes the pressure off the cowboys. no doubt about that. they can go in, play loose and >> are you familiar with the snap chat? there was a security breach last night. user information from the photo sharing app. more than 4 million user names and phone numbers were reportedly release. the site where the information was posted has been suspended. the hack was supposedly done so that snap chat will taten its security. okay. >> snap shot. >> i guess the kids use it. >> i got to google it. >> yes, yes, this was, ross, a huge day for the nfl. what a showcase. >> reporter: they called michigan stadium the big house because it can entertain over 100,000 fans. we see it all the time for college football. but today they put a hockey rank irinkin the middle o

so they have one, do the eagles. and kelly figuring that new orleans was going to let the clock run down to the 2:00 warning. he takes it on this side. now you've got a gigantic third and one here. >> cris: it's really interesting if you don't convert at this point. are you willing to put your defense back up there protecting a two-point lead? >> al: the rookie robinson is the running back. brees is going to keep it himself and keeps those legs churning and gets the first down. he takes it to the 23 yard line. >> cris: it was going to be close until jed collins came in. not often you want to hit your own quarterback. he gave him a pretty good shot. he wanted to push him in the hole here. rugby scrum. >> al: so philadelphia took that time-out, but now they're down to one. now you're down to the 2:00 warning. now you're down to a first down. and for the saints, they can take the clock most of the way down without a first down and then hope to kick a game winning field goal. we'll see. 2:00 to go in the wildcard game in

the surprise discovery about what has been killing dozens of bald eagles in the american west. "nightly news" begins now.

the eagle later died. the two deaths are unrelated. the bald eagle the symbol of freedom and our country was removed from the endangered list in 2007 but shooting one requires a permit from the department of the interior. >> a woman finds a python living in her sofa. she picked it up off the streets two months ago the sofa cleaned it didn't find anything unusual. this past weekend the slithery fella stuck his head out of the sofa. they think he was coming out looking for food. >> vitamin e could slow down the progression of mild to moderate alzheimer's. this after the treatments altered at that stage. it delayed the decline of living skills such as making a meal or getting dressed over a six-month period. vitamin e didn't help thinking abilities or those who helped patients not taking alzheimer's medication. >>> starts a new year but you may be waking up with an old problem, a hangover. we have common cures to help you get out of bed. sprite, chinese researchers say should going a sprite the morning after could help the body better met

we'll see if the practice makes perfect for the eagles as they advance in the play-offs.wo other weather factors play into the saints favour. there's a zero percent chance of rain. the wind will be moderate in the three to 5 miles per hour. the same times should have an easier time. the saints are 29 and one when they don't turn the ball over. >> the saints could come in with a better record, but filly gets home field advantage. how valuable could home field advantage be in the match up? >> certainly the saints have not been a good road team. historically in the play offs they are 0 and 5. this season they lost five of their eight road games, and what has to be most troubling is they scored half as many points on the road as at home. 35 for a game at home, 17 on the road. the eagles would seem to have an advantage on the home front it evening. >> john henry smith live. the other game is underway indoors in minneapolis. >> the bow bow championship series. we go to our correspondent. from florida state and number two auburn, it's been a long time since either played a game.

> the bald eagle is just what america stands for. >> reporter: tests show the eagles are suffering fromt nile virus. it's believed they contracted it by eating waterfowl found on the great lake. >> there's not much we can do. we'll have to let the disease run its course. >> reporter: with no risk to human, officials believe the species will show no long-term effects from the virus. for schulte and connor, relief. this iconic bird is again a symbol of hope and strength. >> all right, sports now. it was football that johnny football dreamed about pop johnny manziel was down by 21 at the half nen he -- and then he poured it on and they edge out duke in a come barks the highest scoring in the bowl's history. when asked if this game was a near career ender, he said "i don't know." and bret sundly had four touchdowns. ucla crushes virginia tech 42-12. the after care b-100 bowl had a similar score, 42-19. arizona routs boston college in the battle of the nation's top running backs. cadim carey won that one. rice falls to mississippi state. mississippi state's quarterback dominated with five to

john henry smith is live where the eagles are set to host the saints.ecifics from kevin. from your standpoint, how does it feel there on the field at lincoln financial field? and how do you think it will affect the game tonight? >> e jack frost is nipping at noses here i have to tell you how it feels. i've got four -- three layers of longjohns on, four layers of clothes. i have two sets of dmrofz. one here and one theregloves. one here and one there. and i am freezing. i have to imagine that i think that particularly, it's going to be a difficult time for the players tonight with their hands in and their feet, catching the ball, handling the ball. we see if that comes into play later on tonight. temperature at kickoff is supposed to be about 15 to 20 degrees. you know, of course, the saints are a dome team that passes a lot so that could be an issue for them. they did practice inside of their practice facility this week, climate controlled at about 65 degrees whereas the eagles practiced outside in fridgid philadelphia. we will see if that practice in t

good-bye to both of you. >> eagles!t hour of the cnn news room begins right now. >>> you are in the cnn news room, i'm martin savidge, very glad to be with you. this is one of those weekends where the weather becomes the news. before you say hey, it's january, it's supposed to be cold, hold on. this is like none we have seen in a long time. that deep freezing is going to affect nearly half of the nation. it is exceptionally cold and even cold weather veterans say in the polar bear states that haven't seen conditions as brutal as this in many years. in parts of minnesota, famous for the tough winters, the temperature will not get above 20 below in the coming

what's still unknown is how the eagles contracted west nile.ntertime and the virus is normally spread by mosquitos in the summertime. utah's division of wildlife resources says the eagles probably scavenged on smaller birds that died while migrating through salt lake city. bald eagles were only removed from the threatened species list six years ago. >>> is the nsa trying to turn your iphone into a secret listening device? software designed by the nsa that could hack into your phone and turn it into an informer recording audio and contacting information as well. apple is unawe ware of the program and would never weaken any of its products. >>> ford says sales in north america will top 4.2 million vehicles this year making it the top selling u.s. brand over toyota. the automaker says it's seen double-digit growth in cars, trucks and suvs and has the best-selling vehicle in the country with f-series pickup. it will sell more than 6600,000 passenger cars this year, the most since 2000. >>> still to come, russia on high alert after two deadly bombin

the bald eagle was hit back on october 8th. state police called in.uffered internal injuries and fractures on both wings after one surgery and 11 weeks of rehab the eagle is now flying again. one family was welcoming two new additions to the family. it's the first baby of 2014 and his twin with a different birthday and birth year. twins, born threein apart at med star washington hospital center. the girl born in 2013. the boy in 2014. the chances of this happening, inconceivable. >> god really blessed me with these children. it's really great. it's amazing. >>> lorain came first. she was born at 11:58. just two minutes left in 2013. the year ended. a new one began and then came little brother brandon. the first known new year's babies in the area. she tells us her new years twins are blessings from god. they tried for an entire year to get pregnant and it wasn't happening. they turned to in vitro fertilization brandon's heartbeat at a routine appointment concerned doctors and dads. sething in my sixth sense told me to go. i left work at 10:00. >> repo

we found an eagle bend. he was sending chickens and pigeons audience with cheese which bonds they like and you'll kill the author. it comprises about twenty percent cheaper than the normal market products. our market was shut down by the government. we had to kill two thousand birds by ourselves but we did not get any compensation. i have no choice but to sell our birds in the street. few days it had been in ut at the key man for taking the pics up. and those of them being transported all the costs. during the new year season more than three pm people mover on the continent it. the lord hath of existing plants that don't even know it is the sustained human to human transmission of the bus the guilt of red's remain visit and asking people to avoid contact with my parents that sunday and it still won't stop us. and i jeffrey is education ministry officials want students to have a clear idea of what makes up the country's territory favor of ions to instruction manuals used with school curriculum guidelines the

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the eagles, what can i say? this weather -- >> favors the eagles. >> -- is the 12th man for us. >> happy new year. good to see you. >> happy new year. >> happy new year, jim. >> happy new year, sue. great to talk to you. >> he signed it. >> same as sue. >>> pull forward here. it's january 2nd. most of us yent haven't had a chance to break their new year's resolutions. today we're going to compare dominic's stocks. dominic, virtue precedes vice. >> it's always interesting because cramer just talked about the idea it's a stock picker's environment. we thought new year's resolutions, it's a chance for us to do things a little better. and a couple of the big themes always center around diet and fitness and always center around maybe kind of getting things more better for your improvement -- your education side of things. so we looked at all these health and wellness-type stocks. take a look because we went over the last three januarys. check out the average january return of weight watchers, town sports internationa

there are around 400 pairs of these eagles in the wild.hey need rain forests and trees to live in. 90% of the country's forests have disappeared. >> it's really difficult. especially when we do enforcement, because there are a lot of eagles. i think they are shot without being reported. we are hoping that people will report that stuff to us so that we'll know the extent of the hunting. >> efforts to save them is now at a precarious stage. >> environmental groups made public education a priority. especially in far-flung areas like this. where cland es tine activities such as poaching has long been the norm. >> cary and his friends have been poaching in the philippines for years. they set up a trap every week. >> they do not hunt for eagles, they say. when the words get trapped, they eat them. the ancestors believe that eating eagles leads to wrong and hestier wife. >> it also has been a practice since you moved here in the forest. they have livestock like chickens. >> gary says they did not know that killing the pile peen eagle would mean 1

how big of an impact is that on the bald eagle population in utah and the number in the states?ely bald eagles have made a tremendous recovery thinks to the nature species act, the bald eagle protection act, 27 in all reality is not going to be a major impact on the population of bald eagles, we don't need to look at the number as much as we need to look at the problem itself, this could manifest into something larger if it is a change in cycles, if the populations have become more susceptible due to global warming, mosquitos becoming more active different times of the year, these are all things we have to check on. this might be a symptom of a much larger problem. >> that brings up an interesting point for folks like you at zoo miami and other zoos around the nation and other facilities that house animals from wildlife, what do you do to protect these animals and these from this illness or other illnesses? >> it's something you have to always monitor. the bottom line, most birds, most people who contract west nile virus never even have a symptom. this is something that is rare

tempo eagles fans are frustrated. -- >> eagles fans are frustrated. >> it is coming.ll change our approach. >> you were 25 years old. are you thinking enough about your health and your safety? when people think about football, they are concerned about safety right now. but you want to win. you want to get paid. jobhe nfl does a great concerned with safety. to eliminate those problems from the game. i think there is more safety than usual. i think as time goes on, the guys are getting bigger, faster, stronger. >> if you were the commissioner of the nfl right now, what rules would you change? >> [indiscernible] now, he isht actually doing very well. they are doing a great job of trying to keep things safe for the players. >> you have a two-year-old son. would you want him to play football? >> well, that is his decision. know?his option, you the biggest thing is to go to school and get a nice education. if he wants to play football, be a great quarterback or running back, what ever he wants to do. >> would it help your brand if you got to play for a new york team? --i th

that's the extent of the art institute the best young golden eagle hunters of the country took part in the championship of kazakhstan which was held in jungle region beagle show they're covering abilities and on the show the skills of giving commands to the birds the hunters and the pats had to show well corny teamwork most exciting stage of the gpt was calling itself the golden eagles had the kids a hair or coarse corn meal hunters from home watching all my speech john and his feathered hundred mile aka won the championship when did you feel like it's the people very much depends on the bird in eagle county success depends on how you teach him how he treated i'm very thankful to our lock his neverland down. room. i know street. what are you in the inning. chilling portrait fourth street. sadly the reception staff that was new and expanded h projects the police. they never ask a book. chill dough. sharing folks here a couple pics unit strength of the union's economic how much we want to for expanded to other. an old dc to spend some time to decrease it and its concepts and also to have

. >> 50 years ago, the bald eagle was an endangered species. were many reasons why our noble national symbol was disappearing. their habits were being destroye they were being illegally hunted, and the manmade pesticide ddt was poisoning the eagles' sources of food.(m but because of conservation forts and the banning of ddt, the bald eagle population is once again soaring. >> that'our show for this thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. steves: beautifully preserved lucca is contained entirely within its iconic ramparts. most cities tear down their walls to make way for modern traffic. but lucca kept its walls, effectively keeping out both traffic and, it seems, the stress of the modern world. the city is a bit of a paradox. while it has europe's mightiest renaissance wall, it hasn't seen a battle since 1430. locals, like my friend and fellow tour guide gabriele calabrese, treat their ramparts like a circular park. and with plenty of rental bikes available, visitors can enjoy a lazy pedal around its 2-1/2-mile circuit, a

witnesses watched in fear as it came down. >> i saw half of the eagle swung down. one of the feathers for it. and people are running and screaming. it was scary. >> no one was hit. new zealand still recovering from a devastating earthquake that destroyed much of downtown christchurch and killed 185 people. >> in south korea credit card information of almost half of the population has been hacked. this, for 20 million people the informs stoemen by an i.t.worker in a company producing credit scores and sold to marketing firms. the managers of the firms along with an i.t.worker have been arrested. today the bosses of the three credit card company that's lost the dalta bowed and made a public apochlth >>> a space probe is wake again after being dormant three years. the rosetta space craft sent a signal back to earth today since being put into hibernation in 2011 to conserve energy. european space agency says it's 500 million miles from earth. and shut down during a long journey to meet with a comet. it will soon rendezvous with the comet in november. >> it's just fasci

and the eagles always do sell out.to do to get the fans to love the 76ers the way they love the eagles? >> i think that we have been really authentic. our marketing message is about "together, we build." .t is a very young team our veterans are 27. we have two first-round draft picks. one has been out with a knee injury, but if he had not been heard he would have been an overall pick. excited about our future. i think the fans will be, too. >> what makes your organization unique is the people you work for. >> they must below pressure. they must be so easy to work for. >> it is never low pressure. that when youu work with guys who are smart and strategic and believing collaboration -- believe in collaboration and get the plan and stick to the plan and have discipline and put financial resources behind it, i would take that any day of the week. >> but that brings me to what i want to know. party poker and a million-dollar deal. what comes next? what could make your organization more financially successful, the likes of w

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holes out for eagle. 3-over. even par on the tournament. everyone is chasing gary woodland, shot a 2-under 70. 8-under on the tournament leads by one streak. >> lpga tour start in the bahamas. up and down day for paula creamer, shot a 2-under 71, two eagles, including this, but a triple bogey on 15th puts her behind choi. >>> yankees pitcher cc sabathia along with his wife staging his null pitch in foundation camp. he feels like baseball is losing its luster with today's kids and is trying to reintroduce the sport. >> we try to put on these camps and clinics and let the kids know that baseball is a fun game to play, and i grew up playing it. >> just being active and healthy is what we're pushing, and getting the parents to learn that this is important, taking your kids to camps, clinics like this, keeping your kids active. >> great cause. this sports report. sharks on the ice, kings and ducks playing at dodger stadium. outdoor event. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. >> next at 6:00, an amazing toddler skater becomes an intern hose who've been deni

because eagles are not strong enough to flap in chinese air. (laughter) and the show, i got to say, the show doesn't add mir-- does an admirable job of capturing micron kitean news dignity. my cronkitean news dignity. it's funny because the government says so. nation, nation, do you understand what this means? the banquet network ningxia tv reaches more than 400 million viewers. as they say on the banquet, those kind of numbers give me a-- (laughter) the report, the cole bert report now has a serious toehold in china and i'm prepared to do anything to appeal to the largest market be earth. jimmy, let's make our chinese viewers feel right at home. (laughter) oh, hmmmm, hmmmm, i can almost smell my iphone being made. all right, that's enough, that's enough. (cheers and applause) and i have fired jay the intern in favor of a hardworking chinese replacement, gentleman-mess, the intern, everybody, please welcome, there you go. (cheers and applause) ni hao, ja-mes is that how you pronounce it. >> it's jame. i grew up in seattle. >> well could to-- we

the lines at eagle arm canyon are going to be insane.the next time i go parahawking which is tonight, by the way, all the good birds will be taken, i'll be stuck with a chicken. >> well, well i guess-- at least they didn't blow the cover on our other national pass time, whitewater rafting while spooning a jaguar. well, folks, as you know, i dedicated all of last night's show exclusively to sports. but there's lots of other things to talk about. this is the sport report. (cheers and applause) folks, folks, i am a huge fan of college football. it's got all the grace and athleticism of pro football but the players don't make any money. they're in it for the love of not getting paid. i have no interest in dated professional was do things for money. same reason ri just don't enjoy watching people pick cotton any more. but a terrifying, terrifying new enemy is threatening to destroy our beloved college sports. education. >> the university of north carolina is not just anat letic powerhouse with dedicated fans. it's also a top tier academic ins

. >> go eagles. >> looking to stay undefeated. kicks the ball out to wide open. high 28 points. later tony going up for the lay up, misses, but kyle gets the follow. eagles improve to 9 and 0 in patriot league, beating navy. >>> looks like the fun returned to the washington capitals locker room. that is obi in that goal tender uniform. he protected a pretend goal from his teammates. not very good at goal tender. >>> you know how the nfl is trying to expand its brand across the pond. they have three games scheduled in london next season. some british folks were asked about american football and well, their answers are quite funny. ♪ [ music ] >> each team has exactly one million players. >> it is like watching the matrix. >> a person that comes on to kick the ball doesn't do anything else yet gets paid millions of dollars. >> they normally do some extremely choreographed mishap >> i don't remember who won the super bowl other than i remember beyonce won the sire bowl. >> extremely -- super bowl. >> extremely choreographed mash up where their clothes fall off. >> jt, janet jackson

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holes out for eagle. 3-over. even par on the tournament. everyone is chasing gary woodland, shot a 2-under 70. 8-under on the tournament leads by one streak. >> lpga tour start in the bahamas. up and down day for paula creamer, shot a 2-under 71, two eagles, including this, but a triple bogey on 15th puts her behind choi. >>> yankees pitcher cc sabathia along with his wife staging his null pitch in foundation camp. he feels like baseball is losing its luster with today's kids and is trying to reintroduce the sport. >> we try to put on these camps and clinics and let the kids know that baseball is a fun game to play, and i grew up playing it. >> just being active and healthy is what we're pushing, and getting the parents to learn that this is important, taking your kids to camps, clinics like this, keeping your kids active. >> great cause. this sports report. sharks on the ice, kings and ducks playing at dodger stadium. outdoor event. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. >> next at 6:00, an amazing toddler skater becomes an toddler skater becomes an in

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the nfc wildcard game will feature the new orleans saints and philadelphia eagles.nd san diego chargers against the cincinnati bengals, and san francisco 49ers against the greenbay packers. bill bilphiladelphia has been gg the worst of it, do you think it will be a factor in today's game? >> perhaps not as much as a factor as you might think at first glance. the grounds crew here, they're working feverishly and they estimate they've removed two to three billion pounds of snow from in and around this facility. there won't be any old snow to deal with, and there won't be any new snow. the forecasters say there will be zero snow and the wind should be low. the big factor is the cold. it's interesting to know in new orleans this week the saints practiced at an indoor facility in a temperature-controlled facility where the eagles were practicing in weather like this. >> reporter: could any be considered realistic super bowl contenders? >> oh, absolutely. i think history in the numbers say that not only can a team from playing this weekend make the big game, probably one

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