joe, it was the striking of rashad evans. >> striking of rashad evans and complete game of rashad evans. phil davis is little too inexperienced for this guy. but as we said, he learned and he will be a better fighter because of this fight. tonight it is all about rashad. >> tonight a night in which chael sonnen knows he will have a rematch with anderson silva. back to curt. >> curt and rand yejon jones, you know you will fight rashad evans. but first let's talk about the fight and is it a case of too much too soon for phil davis. >> i think so. he looked intimidate slow and down in the fight. tried to do the long thing and keep his range but it didn't work. >> it is all set april 21st. rashad evans taking on you the champ, jon jones, jour thouts about his performance. >> i am so pumped up. i have goose bumps and i feel alive when i know who i am fighting. and fighting and my liely hood and i feel so good. i am so excited abou fighting rashad. i can't wait to get past this chapter in my career. i called him the antagonist of the my career. all of the dralm a. i am a happy man. and i am e

joe, it was the striking of rashad evans. >> striking of rashad evans and complete game of rashad evans. phil davis is little too inexperienced for this guy. but as we said, he learned and he will be a better fighter because of this fight. tonight it is all about rashad. >> tonight a night in which chael sonnen knows he will have a rematch with anderson silva. back to curt. >> curt and rand yejon jones, you know you will fight rashad evans. but first let's talk about the fight and is it a case of too much too soon for phil davis. >> i think so. he looked intimidate slow and down in the fight. tried to do the long thing and keep his range but it didn't work. >> it is all set april 21st. rashad evans taking on you the champ, jon jones, jour thouts about his performance. >> i am so pumped up. i have goose bumps and i feel alive when i know who i am fighting. and fighting and my liely hood and i feel so good. i am so excited abou fighting rashad. i can't wait to get past this chapter in my career. i called him the antagonist of the my career. all of the dralm a. i am a happy man. and i am e

. >> evan why does the replican establishment hate him? >> he alleges the truth. the republican establishment including my cololleague at mr. krauthammer are here, have come down hard on him. these debates -- on the money debate, they were slamming each other -- what they showed on thursday night is that r romney is the alpha male and newt is eak. thing -- newt is weak. nothing else matters. it is the end of newt. >> sheldon adelson -- jeanne, i that was keeping newt gingrich going? >> absolutely. ththe campaign finance ls have really changed this presidential campaign. newt gingrich was broke in september, fourth place in iowa, fourth place in w hampshire. he walked into south carololina wi no money or momentum. then a casino mogul billiaire mr. adelson comes in with $5 million that he drdrops intoto gingrich's pac and then all of a sudden you have a campaiaign revive. then after south carolina, a delson's wife dropped another $5 million into the friendly political committee backing mr. gingrich. we have never seen this before. under any other cycle, which would

evan, do you agree with any of that? >> i agree with all of it. it was a disheartening, but that speech, really. he needs a mandate for rebuilding infrastructure and tax reform. what does he talk about? raising taxes on millionaires, which i guess you have to do, but he is a tiny problem compared to -- to. it is a tiny problem compared to others. it was moving when he talked about the military, but overall a prophetic speech. -- pathetic speech. >> evan is absolutely right from beginning to end, since i took all the time before on the explanation of the controlled experiment, i rest my case here. >> colby. >> all the great issues that you talked about, evan, would have gone right over the heads of republicans -- >> voters -- >> may i finish -- working with republicans addressing those issues. what the president did is he spoke clearly to his base, laid out the issues that will be discussed this year in the campaign, and it issues happened to be the question of income inequality, that you will have on the republican side somebody who had a $40 mill

it was a terrible speech exactly for the reasons evan articulated. it was all small ball. kids having to stay in school until age 18? that is not even a federal issue. the only large items were classe war and inequality in taxes, and what does he do? he revives a 10-year-old debate about a 415% spread in the higher rate for upper income people, which, if you imposed it for 10 years, would not cover stimulus money. they do not do anything about the big issues, infrastructure, tax reform. why is he running again? you read that speech, you have no idea why. >> as has become the pattern for every president, he gives the state of the union and then at they taken out and rode past the messages and tried to remind people -- and road test the messages and try to remind people. they are going to what will be swing states in the presidential campaign. again, this is a rehearsal for the presidential campaign. he went and tried to sell those messages to the independents. charles is right, a is a small ball. it is ironic that this white house, which was so derisive of the clinton admin

thank yoo. &->> smith: i'm evan smith.'s a veteran ournaliss and prolific author whose measured, congenial presence on public television has been a welcomm respite from3 the incivility oo the world -or more than four decades. his eight billlonth book -ú i'm not sure tatts an justt-ubllshed tension city. he's jim llhrer. ú& this is overreard. >> smith: jim lehrer, welcome. >> lehrer: thank you evan. >> smith: or i should say wellome back. texas. in austin, texas and i love >> smmth: well thank youu3 good to see you, and congratulations. this book is so much fun to >> lehrer: oh, teerific. >> smith: as i grrw up watching political debates all these memories kind of accumulated, and everythiig a loo of stuff i didn't &-know. and it mmst be for you, someone who has forgotten more abbut debates than most of us will ever know, it must have been great too ortúof just unload, on all ofúthe things you'veememoriied. that'' exactly right. fortunate experiences. one was moderating all these debates. >> smith: right.3 >> leerer: the ot

until lee evans droos the here's another look..evans doesn't get his 2nd foot down before sterling mooreasn't ruled a t-d. flacco tries for one more game winning touchdown .. but it's broken up again.so out comes illy cundiff for the ggme-tying 32 yard field goal...but amazingly ... this one never had a chance.. it went wide left... taking with it the ravenn shot at tte suuer bowl.shot at the super with it the ravens wide left... taking a chance.. it went this one never had but amazingly ... field goal... game-tying 32 yard cundiff for the so out comes billy again. so out comes billy cundiff for the game-tying 32 yard field goal...but amazingly ... this went ide left... taking with it the ravens shot at the super bowl.you can see in the players faces .... their disbelief as their season comes to a devestating end... patriots win 23-20... 211 i don't think the fans need reasurance, and i don't think they are asking foo it. ... sure we're disappoinned and so are they. we're in this together. in a sense.3 sense.this is the 5th trip to tte superbowl for tom brady and billlbelichick. they are

. >> evan? >> i don't think it santorum can win. this was fun, but i think charles wrote a column in "the washington post" on friday that sounded pretty due to fall to me -- dutiful to me. he is kind of possible, and not really plausible but there is this kind of kabuki here. >> i am with evan. he could theoretically it knock off romney if the conservatives coalesce around him. but at the moment, that does not look like that is going to happen. if he got the nomination, obama would win quite easily. >> a few minutes ago, mark shields, who is in iowa for the caucuses, sat in front of the camera for us. i asked him what we learn from iowa. >> we learned that every vote does count. beyond that, we learned that rick santorum, with his election night speech, was able to establish in. that has been lacking and his campaign, and that was that he was the product not of power but oa grandson of an italian immigrant coal miner who lived in a country town in a shack. he drew in rather stark line between himself and the background of mitt romne

flacco to lee evans, makes the catch, no, does not complete the process.hat's a drop and then billy cundiff shanked it from 32 yards. look at the faces. ed reed can't believe it. neither can joe flacco. patriots win 23-20. >> i thought our guys played their hearts out. we made plays, came up a play or two short at the end, but doesn't less han they accomplished this year or in this game -- doesn't lessen what they accomplished this year or in this game. >> we'll go inside the locker room at 11:35 on sports plus. >>> there are certain coaches that are singularly identify cab with their programs, john wood in ucla. joe paterno is like that when it comes to penn state. paterno passed away this morning the 85-year-old succombing so lung cancer. the man was a college sports giant, even nonfootball circles paying respects today. the penn state/indiana basketball game had a moment of silence. paterno was also a humanitarian. his family said his loss leaves a void in our lives that will never be filled. joe pa was penn state, an assistant from 1960 to 1965 and bec

>> fundiig for overheard ú&ih evan smitt is provided in part by hillco partnnrs, texas governnent affaiisú&nsultaacy and its global health careeconsulting business unit,,hillcc3 healtt. and by the mattson mchale foundation in support of public television. -nd also by mfi foundation, improving the quality of liff ithinnour community. and also by tte alice -leberg reynolds foondatton and viewers like you. &->> smith: i'm evan smith. he's a veteran ournaliss and prolific author whose measured, congenial presence on public television has been a welcomm respite from3 the incivility oo the world -or more than four decades. his eight billlonth book -ú i'm not sure tatts an justt-ubllshed tension city. ú&'s jim llhrer. this is overreard. >> smith: jim lehrer,, welcome. >> lehrer: thank you, evan. >> smith: or i should say wellome back. texas. in austin, texas and i love >> smmth: well thank youu3 good to see you, and congratulations. this book is so much fun to >> lehrer: oh, teerific. >> smith: as i grrw up watching political debates all these memories kind of accumulated, and everythiig &-know.

does iowa deserve all this criticism, evan thomas? >> yes and no. [laughter] >> there is a bold statement. >> it is not representative in that it is isolationist, extremely far right, and it does not pick president's. but one great thing, and this is a great thing, the retail business, that you actually have to go out there and meet the folks. because it is a long process and you have to get to know them, you do get to know thaem. their qualities and values are shown. >> i think that tradition has been really eroded in this cycle. santorum did good in 99 counties, bachmann wants to do the same thing. romney barely went there, and now he is closing strong. >> he did campaign for years ago out there. >> he did and lost. this time he was too afraid to commit and put himself out there. what we're seeing in iowa this cycle is what we're seeing nationally, lots of television advertising instead of a lot of the town all sorts of things. we have a debate and tv ads, but not the same sorts of retail politicking from previous cycles. >> in 2008, barack obama

evan thomas.aying the race card when the other 51 cards in the deck haven't worked. i will tell you who isn't an angry white male, evan thomas. it's nice to see the go-to guy for the media. the media goes to them because he offers the desperate ploy for the election. if you don't vote for obama you are a bigot. that's racial politics in all of your glory. it's not what you do that gets you elected but what you are. identity is no identitied to achievement. identity is tied to identity. if evan thomas were more direct, instead of saying angry white males he should have said all republicans are racist. so i'll be a bit more direct in my response. evan, you are a jackass. >> bob: well. >> dana: can you say "jackass" on tv? >> greg: i did. it's the name of a tv show on mtv. isn't the real problem with thomas isn't the sentiment. it's so old and predictable. haven't we heard this? >> dana: warmfront seen three sound bites today i thought were from 2000. when the dan rather segment played, it sounds lik

there is a big kabuki here. >> i am with evan. i suppose that he could knock off romney if the social issue people coaoalesce around him. but at the moment that is not look like it is going to happen. if he got the nomination, obama could win quite easily. >> a few minutes ago, mark shields, in iowa for the caucuses, sat in front of a camera in new hampshire for us. asked him what we learn from iowa. >> first of all, we learned that every vote counts, but also, rick santorum in his election night spch was able to is that isis a narrati that was lacking in his campaign, and thahat is that he was thehe product not of power but the grandson of an italian immigrant coal miner who lived in a company town in a shack. he drew a rather r stark line between himself and a background of mitt romney without ever once naming romney. it was quite moving, too. >> if you are more interested in the candidate who can beat obama, romney is your man, right? >> absolutely. his card remains electability. his credenntials, experience background and a j

but it was a tough catch turning around evans and he can't hold on. then the kick.. talking about for a long did it feel rrshed? the team barely got it off beforr the play clock expirrdd anywayy aa miss is a miss. as for flacco, many in the media were very complementary of stepped uppand played better ..... he wasn't buying it. live in towson, joel d. smith fox 45 morring news. 3 "games consist of 20 seconds. so before y'all start bashing my kicker on this page, let team sport, in or lose...so keep it to yourself."ative, - 3 3- 3 3 p milder day... but rain could be on the way. way.meteorologist steve fertig is back after the break to tell us what to expect... next. next.and get cooking with us... a pot pie that'll make pveryone happy. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 5)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 3(ad lib meteorologist)))- it's our mobideal of the week! every week.. we'll bring you a deal from mobideals... which provides coupons directly to your cell phone! phone!this week's deal comes from... "working wonders home." get a 4 piece palm wax candle g

lee evans has the ball in his hands but it's stripped away by sterling moore. no touchdown and to the ravens' disappointment, no review called for from the booth. 15 seconds left, billy cundiff, 32-yard field goal to tie it and it sails wide left. and disbelief falls on the ravens with all the sting of a winter storm, as they stare into the off-season losing 23-20 to the now-super bowl-bound new england patriots. >> i'm proud of them. i'm proud of our quarterback, the way he played and stepped up in this kind of a setting. the plays he made down the stretch says a lot about him and his future. i like our football team and i like where we're going. >> ravens quarterback joe flacco clearly outplayed tom brady but it didn't matter in the final score. it may matter to ravens' fans. we head to owens mills for a report. >> all of the people or talking about this game for the entire season and especially the past few weeks. fans have rallied around this team and even though they suffered a devastating lots, they're still proud of the ravens for making it this far. >>

heresy apostasy, whatever else what has he got goingng for him evan? >> more good news for romney,y, because he cannot be eleed. >> no, but what is his appeal? >> isolationonism plays wewell in the midwest. in iowa, ey doon't want to be in afghanistan, iraq. what does not work nationally works really well in iowa. also he is organized, he has a wholnetwork there. >> i watched him with the veterans' group this week in iowa. substantial crowd there in a number of young people going out to him and saying, "dr. paul --" they refer to him as dr. paul -- "i am honored to be in your presence." he is like a cult figure with some of the young people out ere and with the veterans as well. >> that's right. has the biggest veterans' support of anybody in the state as of this moment. >> is one of the places -- iowa is one of the places where you still see retail politics. this is worth its weight at the beginning of the primary season, but not everybody is still on its continued significance in the nominating prorocess.. gail c collins in all but a " -- in "the new

cheryl evans. president chiu: with that, colleagues, supervisor mirkarimi, good speed and best wishes. colleagues, happy holidays. have a wonderful new year. ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned for 2011.

evans takes out mr. wonderful who was at penn state, with the arm raised right there he will now go on to fight for the title against a guy named john bones jones. and in the undercard, the winner will go to fight the best fighter in the ufc. and he is quite a character when he does his post-fight interview with joe rogan. it was very comical. >> docile ver have a nickname? >> the spider. he is the spider. he crawls around a little bit. >> and the crucifix transitions into a lot of ground. >> yes, a lot of elbow. he is the ufc aficionado. i have studied martial arts. >> yes. >> imagine watching your friends disappear in an avalanche. these guys knew exactly what to do.  >>> food, parades and firecrackers. the celebration for the chinese new year kicks off tomorrow but there is a decline in chinatown. >> 2 it% of asian americans now live in the suburbs up from 54%. the fastest racial movement in the u.s. is now more hikely than any other mi merit groups to live in the suburbs.

a man stole the jeep moments later with evan inside. evan's 7-year-old sister was able to escape.me place safe. >>> meanwhile, encouraging news this morning for lauren scruggs, the former model recovering from the run-in with the plane propeller. this week, she met with doctors that will give her a pro tetic arm. she's now writing once again. >> hi, i'm lauren scruggs. >> reporter: she's made remarkable strides lately since the plane incident that injured her entire left side. this week this a blog post, her mother reveals the family's first visit to the team fitting her with the prosthetic arm. she recalls their emotions. anger, hope, disbelief, encouragement, discouragement, sadness. we came out exhausted and a bit hopeful. early this week, lauren wrote her first blog post since the accident. cheryl was so excited her daughter's spark was coming back. my knees felt weak. i got tears in my eyes. i breathed a sigh of relief knowing her passion is beingry unite -- reunited. her top priority in the post? to thank everyone for the love. my heart is so grateful. thank you, dearly, for

. >> i am with evan. i suppose theoretically he could knock off ramadi if all the conservative, particularly the social issue people, coalesce around him. at the moment that does not look like it is going to happen. if he got the nomination, obama would win quite easily. >> a few minutes ago, mark shields, who is in iowa for the caucuses, sat in front of a camera in new hampshire for us. i ask him what we learn from iowa. >> every vote as town, but beyond that, we learned that rick santorum, in his election night speech, was able to establish and narrative that had been lacking, that he was the proud product of not privilege or power, but the grandson of an italian immigrant coal miner who lived in a company town, in a shack. he drew a rather stark line between himself and the background of mitt romney without ever once naming romney. it was quite moving, too. >> if you are more interested in the campaign that can beat obama, mitt romney is your man, right? >> absolutely. his hole card remains collectabil

reporter: that makes evan drew -- debate of. reporter: that makes evan drew like a lot of voters in new hampshire. >> debates. i think this year is more on debates. reporter: it's suggested three of four every independent here spends some or a lot of time watching the gop presidential debates. >> i think social media in addition to the debates has been my no. 1 focus of. reporter: all those retail politicking events in new hampshire, according to research two/3 of voters don't go in-- 2/3 of voters don't go instead relying on debates and their own independent research. >> we get online. we have access to this all the time. reporter: jeff bradley who advises the mitt romney campaign on independent voter outreach is mailed to an independent voter. >> when there's a piece of mail to me, there's one to her. when there's a phone call to me, there's another one for her. reporter: there's two things new hampshire independents say they're looking for now. >> issues one and two are economy and jobs by a long shot. >> people have to work

renney had evan and jason at age 40.arvelled how her boys together, even apart. >> i will check on them and often times they are in the exact same position. it's amazing, like they are the same person. >> they're sleeping in separate rooms -- but. >> but in the exact same position. >> reporter: this may sound like baby babel but understandable to this pair. >> twin, though, aren't carbon copies. >> jason doesn't like chocolate. >> you like chocolate? >> and you do? >> you're different that way. >> there's no denying that special bond. no doubt, now, and forever. lisa stark, abc new, bethesda, marble. >>> our thanks to lisa tonight and when we come back, i'll head down to the debate stage behind the rafters to where the candidates come out and why there's been a podium shovel candidates come out and why there's been a podium shovel here tonight. , while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in be

working mother media's carol evans explains why they've launched this campaign. >> working mother mediais launching a huge campaign, nationwide, to get mandated paid maternity leave passed in this country as a national law. every developed country in this world has mandated paid maternity leave except for three: papua, new guinea, swaziland, and the united states of america. and we at working mother feel that is not the company that we want to keep on such an important issue. >> the family and medical leave act guarantees most working women 12 weeks of unpaid maternity leave. companies with fewer than 50 employees are exempt. but some 50% of new moms receive paid leave. twenty percent receive leave with full pay and benefits. >> moms need a paid maternity leave to make sure that they take enough time to heal themselves as women, their bodies, and also to bond with their children. a child that has strong bonding in the first few weeks of life, is going to grow up to be a stronger, healthier baby. >> census figures show more than a fifth of new mothers quit their jobs and half of all firs

thank you. >> smith: i'm evan smith. he's an actor, author and humorist best known for his regular contributions to the daily show and his star turn on those mac vs. pc commercials. his most recent book, that is all, has just been published. he's john hodgman. this is overheard. ♪ >> smith: john hodgman, welcome. >> hodgman: thank you very much. >> smith: nice to have you here. >> hodgman: it's nice to be here. >> smith: now, let me ask you about this book and its place in this trilogy of books that together represent complete world knowledge. >> hodgman: yes, that's correct. >> smith: this is number three. >> hodgman: it comes at the end. >> smith: it comes at the end. the last one... >> hodgman: ...that's its place. >> smith: more information than you require. >> hodgman: is this book shelving? [ laughter ] >> smith: this is a book shelving segment here on the overheard, yes, i'm going to show you how to shelve your books. >> hodgman: whatever you want to do is fine. >> smith: all right, very well. the purpose of this

. >> reporter: evan and jason are two of a kind. >> evan is a little taller than you.e is. >> reporter: part of an explosion of twins. since 1980 the twin birth rate jumped 76%. the reason? there are more older moms using infertility treatment which ups the chance of twins, but it's also hormonal changes in older women, causing the release of additional eggs. in fact a 35-year-old is four times more likely to have fraternal twins than a 20-year-old. renney had evan and jason at age 40. she marvelled how her boys together, even apart. >> i will check on them and often times they are in the exact same position. it's amazing, like they are the same person. >> so they'll be sleeping in separate rooms -- but in the exact same sleeping position? >> but in the exact same position. >> reporter: this may sound like baby babel but understandable to this pair. an estimated 40% of multiples have a secret way of communicating in their early years. twins, though, aren't carbon copies. >> jason doesn't like chocolate. >> you like chocolate? >> and you do? >> you're different that way

i say in the game, you say lee evans makes that catch with 30 seconds to go and joe flacco hits torrey smith on that big bomb and when a game's this close, how much does home-field advantage help? and you look at the losses sometimes of the teams they should have beaten. maybe if they had played better against the titans, maybe we would have the home-field and now all of a sudden maybe that close loss is a close win. it's one of those times where you reflect on everything and you see how close it was and any one little thing could have made the difference. >> we've got clearance now because of nfl rules and regulations, we can show highlights, and we want to do that for our viewers right now. let's talk about how the game developed and how we got on the joshed and how they got on the score board. >> it started with john harbaugh, would have been a great nfl story line if his team could have faced his brother's in the super bowl. joe flacco looking good, throws the touchdown to denis pitta, ties the game up. the ravens came right back and scored that touchdown and torrey smith, you can'

evan's cousin managed to get away, stealing their jeep. possibly not knowing that evan was inside. police are hoping the suspect will do the right thing and drop evan off somewhere safe. >>> a developing story in new orleans overnight. police had to evacuate their headquarters after two live grenades were found outside the building. they were in a car used earlier in a deadly home invasion. police shot and killed the suspect. it took about an hour before the grenades themselves were safely disarmed. >>> a warning for people that shop at bed bath & beyond. the company is urging anyone that bought metal tissue holders to return them because they claim very low levels of radioactive material. the lefts were so low, they don't pose any real health threat. but the company is taking all precautions. they contain cobalt 60. it's used in medical devices. >>> and escaping for spring break just got more expensive. first it was delta. now these major airlines are following suit, jacking up fares. on longer domestic flights by as much as $20. a larger than urine crease. even discount carriers

evans wishes he had that one back...3rd ann one...flacco rolls out...fires into traffic...moore breakst up again...maybe some contact before the pass...nothing called...so out comes billy cundiff for the game-tying 32 yard field goal...all his misses this year have been on the road...thhs one never had a chance...wide left...ravens in disbelief as their seasoo comes to a devestating end... patriots win 23-20...cundiff reflects... on his wayward kick. keep it simple...kick i've kicked 1000x's in my career. oc: no excuse for 3it. it.thhs is the 5th trip to the super bowl for tom brady and bill bblichick... many of the players say they are going to grow from this... and improve. but a lot of fans are still languishing over those last few plays that kept the ravens out of the super bowl. joel d. smith is live in towson on this black monday with some of the painful reaction... but also some perspective. good morning joel d. 3 3 good morning patrice. let's go 3 even though the ravens lost... local businesses can count sunday... as a big in. win.santoni's grocery store in highlandtown was sto

evan's daughter lauren, now 29, offered her kidney but he refused. >> i just thought i can't do this,very instinct as a parent is to protect your child from any kind of risk. >> i understood it was a very difficult decision for dad. >> reporter: as his health failed and options running out, evans this summer finally accepted a transplant from lauren. she calls sometimes to ask how her kidney is doing. >> it's something that's unspoken really between us, you know. it's too much to say thank you for. it's too much to really talk about it, but i think quietly it's bonded us in a way that is deeper than we could have ever imagined. >> reporter: but like an evans novel, there are twists to this tale. his wife, charlotte, and her brother, are still waiting for transplants. kidney dialysis two times a week keeps charlotte alive. >> how was it? >> hard, i came off feeling dizzy and weird. >> left their young son with some scary memories. >> they put a plastic tube into your neck. >> yes, it was pretty grim. >> we looked like zombies. >> the experience, says evans, is too raw to work into a ne

the one raven that says he can relate to lee evans..... get to the... hospital. hospital.but it turns out that was nothing... compared to what would happen next. next. luke and katie thacker are celebrating tonight after their new-born son wass delivered on a hospital elevator that was stuck between floors. the couple says it's a delivery that they will never forget. my wife asked me if i would be able to come down and cut the cord, the umbilical cord, cause that adn't been done yet and they said that was ok into the elevator and cut the umbilical cord and see my son for the first time. time.their healthy baby boy earned the nickname "blake tte snowflake otis thacker."otis is the name of a popular elevator company. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."judge judy" is next. next.and we'll e back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... 11...we'll see y

in basketball, ryan evans tied it with a three at the buzzer, or did he? evans didn't get the shot off in time, but it all spends which clock are you looking at. shot clock at zero, stadium clock had .2 of a second. they reviewed it, waved the basket off. the spartans escape with an overtime win. gorgeous than theodore, all 19 points in the second half. set on hall upset uconn, 75-63. nba, bulls scored 26 in the first half of the hawks. then they decided to show up. 35 in the fourth quarter aloaning hawks let this one slip away. >> and after winning their first five, the thunder have lost foif straight. frustration bowled over. kendrick perkins and aldridge tangled up. trailblazers hand the thunder their second loss in as many days. 103-93. early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which singer says she won't be an actress, and which actress has been knighted by france? early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> one election in iowa, where afterward all of the candidates were eaten. you're watching "early today." >>> welcom

lee evans has it, and now he doesn't. all baltimore fans screamed, like, are you kidding me?he game is not over yet. surely it will go to overtime. chris missed? are you kidding me? 23-20, the ravens lose an absolute heart record, and i really thought they were the better team last night, but the scoreboard did not prove it. that means there will be a patriot status giants super bowl, a rematch of five years ago. the giants won that game, and they won last night in san francisco. the forty-niners could not hold a fourth quarter lead. a major postseason weapon for the forty-niners. kyle williams led to an eli manning touchdown, and here it is. 17-14 giants, with this one would go over time. a kyle williams fumble punt leads to this caller 31 yards, he drilled it. giants when 20-17. super bowl in two weeks in indianapolis. i question to you, can you watch? tom is that next with a look at tom is that next with a look at the seven-day today my journey continues across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on c

carla evans is supporting newt gingrich. >> i know he's got this past with the two former wives, but i think as a christian, i believe people can change. >> reporter: evans has chosen her candidate, but the latest poll shows 41% of likely caucus goers are still undecided or may change their mind. right now evangelical voters are expected to make up 33% of caucus goers this tuesday, and, of course, can daddies like rick perry, michele bachmann and rick santorum are still hoping. >> what are the candidates saying about their game plan after iowa. >> reporter: michele bachmann and rick perry are going to bypass going to new hampshire on wednesday and they're going straight to south carolina. they are going to participated in two debates leading up to the new hampshire primary, but right after iowa they're to cushion their attention on south carolina. >> danielle, thanks for joining us. >>> also joining me is cbs 5 political analyst joe tooman. >> happy new year. >> so the evangelicals are being courted in iowa. what do you think the impact will be? >> what it suggests long term, ann, is

carla evans is supporting newt gingrich. >> i know he's got this past with the two formers wives but think, as a christian, i believe people can change. >> reporter: evans has chosen her candidate, but the latest poll shows 41% of likely caucus goers are still undecided or moi change their minds. and unlike the other candidates, once the caucuses are over on tuesday, rick perry and michele bachmann will travel to south carolina to campaign there immediately instead of going directly to new hampshire like the rest of the group, ann. >> danielle, let me does you about newt gingrich. he's taken a beating in the polls because of the attack ads. today that seems to have changed, doesn't it? >> reporter: it's changed just a little bit. right now newt gingrich is blaming mitt romney for his fall tin polls during these last days here in iowa. essaying that romney would pay for the presidency, and he says he's already spent millions of dollars in negative ads against gingrich. sew took a little bit of a shot at romney but he's promising to stay positive and he wants to continue forward, but i

i actually worked at that location, evans and third street. i know that that is the cross- section of functionally a freeway. you have big rigs rolling through there. i was shocked to hear mr. schmidt said that there are trains, locomotives that roll up to that building. i am not certain what is going to happen in the rezoning of that facility. where trains can actually still roll up to it. it seems to me that that is a very awkward condition for a facility that is designed to be on the health care matter. i would also say that, you know, when you look at where that location is, it seems to me that it is more -- i am all for that project. but it seems to me that it is more for the people who are going to come from out of town, or different parts of san francisco, who lived in different parts of san francisco, to come to work there and have easy access to get to work, as opposed to the folks coming from eight, 12, 15 blocks from third street. no one in hunters point, bayview, comes to evans and cargo accepted the gas at those stations. supervis

lee evans we thought he had the -- close. lee evans we thought he had the touchdown i saw the owner of the pay rots high fiving if the booth and no touchdown and then billy cundiff 32 yards away, 11 seconds we thought for sure we are going overtime. that's a kick -- >> that's a kick he will make 95% of the time and you think overtime and momentum and overtime would have been a good thing but it ended way too quick. >> disappointing stunning loss at the end. congratulations to the patriots. thought they played a great football game. er that great football team. always have been and two big strong footed ball teams gettingafter it. >> we will try to keep things simple i mean, the kick i kicked probably a thousand times in my career and went out there and didn't convert. that's just the way things go. just there's no excuse for it. just didn't go through. >> reporter: a lot of fans that won't forget this game for a long time. that close to going to indianapolis and playing for the superbowl. with the sportscaster hall of famer s

ryan evans tied it with a three at the buzzer, or did he? evans didn't get the shot off in time.all depends on which clock you're look beinging at. the shot clock at zero, the stadium clock behind it had .2 on it. they reviewed it and waved the basket off. spartans escape with an overtime win. seton hall handed uconn the first loss of the season. theodore scored all 19 points in the second half. seton hall upset uconn 75-63. nba, bulls scored just 26 in the first half against the hawks. then they decided to show up. 34 in the fourth quarter alone. low all day and got the fall with just three seconds left. the hawks let this one slip away 76-74. >>> finally, after winning their first five games of the year, the thunder lost two straight. portland, game high 30. frustration boiled over late in the fourth. perkins and aldridge got tangled up. cooler heads prevailed, trail blazers handed the thunder the second loss in as many days, 103-93. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> and now for another quick look at the weather, here is bill karins with the weather channel