today fisher told the jury this act was done by a person in a position of trust, and he betrayed that trust. outside the court, fisher reacted to the jury's recommendation. >> i'm satisfied, nobody walks away from a case like this. >> defense attorney daniel has. >> i was hoping for an acquittal. i don't think he was really guilty of a crime. >> i notice as that sentence was being read today, some of patricia cook's supporters sat

. >> reporter: the man in charge of it all is chris fisher.spends his life fishing for great white sharks to learn more about them. he invited us onboard his ship where he spends most of his days trying to crack the shark code. as a result of his work, each month, a million people check his global shark tracking website to follow the sharks they've tagged, from florida all the way up to new england and beyond. we're just cruising along here. happen to see the empire state building. and new yorkers don't tend to think about sharks. just off the coast here, there's -- >> yeah, sure. oh yeah, they live here. >> reporter: with "jaws", steven spielberg incited terror about what could be lurking close to shore. now, almost 40 years later, fishers try to dispel some of that fear and mystery by putting great whites on the map, literally. are sharks coming closer than they used to? >> nobody knows what they used to do. this is the first time we're establishing these tracks to understand what normal even is. people say well, what's mary lee doing as she

i will read your bio and then we'll start with chief fisher. michael fisher was named chief of the border patrol in 2010. he started the duty along the southwest border in 1987 in douglas, arizona and deputy patrol eight in michigan and arizona. mr. kevin mca lean and, acting assist ant commissioner where he is responsible for the anti-terrorism, immigration, trade compliance and agricultural protection operations at the nation's 331 ports. rear admiral lee is the deputy for operations pollly and capability for the united states coast guard and in this role, he oversees integration of all policies. he spent 13 years in six different command assignments and specialized in boat operations and search and rescue. rebecca gambler, acting director of the u.s. government accountability office of homeland security and justice team where she leads the work on border security and immigration issues. and marc rosenblum is a specialist in immigration policy at the congressional research service and associate professor of political science at the university

i'm eric fisher, back to you. >>> so at least we don't have any digging out to do. your saturday evening plan will be a chilly one with evening temperatures in the 30s. that forecast is coming up. >>> all right. chuck, thanks, see you in a business. >>> to other news, a developing story in white oak where a teen is charged with murdering his 7 moral sister. police say the girl's mother called 911 after finding the girl lifeless. paramedics headed to to the apartment. police say the mom was work overnight, left the baby at home with her 14-year-old son. investigators say the teen admitted to beating her sister and then covering her face until she stopped crying. tonight jonathan aguilar is being charged as an adult. >>> police shot and killed a woman last night. officers say the woman whose name handle been released charged at them with a knife. derrick ward spoke with the debt department's chief today. >> it was about 10:30 when bladens burg police responded. someone had called to report a disturbance. >> a woman brandishing a knife in the hallway. >> a woman was a

are the suspects robbing the zales jewelry store yesterday at pentagon city mall and it's kristin fisher reports, hope you recognize the men on the tape and give them a call. >> watch closely as four people walk into the zales jewelry store and begin beating the glass case with a hammer. it takes them 20 big wacs wacs before the glass breaks. they reach in, and run out. >> very bold behavior. they are in a crowded mall. 11:00 a.m., broad daylight. very bold behavior. this is something we haven't seen in arlington for a while. >> no one was hurt. the suspects told the store's two employees to get out when they ran in. police believe they got away in a red car by busting through the parking garages mechanical arm gates. the thieves got away with 27 rings. all in, that's about $128,000. now, arlington county police are wondering if maybe it is something to do with the fact that valentine's day is just ten days away. >> they could be trying to pedal these rings for a profit. >> we are asking for help. >> kristin fisher, wusa9. >> if some guy wants to sell you a fancy diamond for cheap, well,

>> reporter: in richmond, kristin fisher, wusa 9. >> butler. that, i did not see coming. they did have a choice. they could either take the full jackpot in 30 annual payments or get the one-time cash payment, $136 million after taxes. they took the cash. tonight they're heading home to fredericksburg with a whole lot of money in their bank account, and a lot of relief because they don't have to make the commute any more. >>> this morning got off to a rough start because the weather was rough but if you were able to wait until noon before you came out you may have thought it was march already. top is out on the weather terrace. >> really a nice day. a little bit of slippery conditions this morning but then the temperature got to 50 today with not much wind. that's really the key. it felt very nice. let's talk about temperatures. they're falling but not drastically. so 44 downtown. 39 in frederick, 37 in manassas, 45 in leesburg, 37 down toward andrews. now, in terms of the satellite and radar combined, we have one system passing to our north. we have some high clouds to th

fisher and you will have rebuttal. mr. peskin. >> president hwang and commissioners i guess this is the night for former supervisors. in 2003 in my role then as a public servant and thank you for your public service and as a member of the board of supervisors i was indeed approached by the district attorney's office and took me a couple of years that we needed a permitting scheme for cases of fraud in fortuneteller and i authored said legislation. i am very familiar as i set forth in my sworn declaration which was in the san francisco municipal police code requiring such a permit. i am quite familiar with the legislative history and the intent of the law. section 13.04 is very clear about the intent and the intent is to allow the police department to do proper investigations of an applicant by the department. that was done in this case. i have known ms. amil for over 20 years and she has recited at 247 columbus avenue for all of those years. she is known to the police at central station. her history is superlative. if you

richard fisher from the fed will join us in a moment as well as we get under way with the second hour of the "closing bell." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. no all-time high today. in fact, sellers coming in the final minutes of trading taking the market further youaway frome record. we had a severe selloff at end of the day with the market giving up all of a 70-plus point rally and then some, ending in negative territory to the tune of 21 points. we did have a rebalancing today that. created a lot of volatility and certainly volume surged. nonetheless, the dow jones industrial average tonight down 21 points to 14,054 on the blue chip average. nasdaq also reversing course, as did the s&p 500. take a look. both averages reversing what had been a pretty good day, ending negative. nasdaq down two points and the s&p 500 down 1.5 points. joining me right now to talk more about investing and what's ahead for the next m

>> eric fisher, thanks. >>> on tuesday night, president obama will deliver the first state of the union address of his second term. and despite all the attention that gun violence and immigration have been getting in recent weeks, the economy will be the president's major theme. we have more on this tonight from nbc white house correspondent peter alexander. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, lester. good evening to you. unlike his inaugural address last month, senior advisers to the president say that his state of the union address will be more specific, more policy and agenda oriented, as the president charts out his proposed course for the next year. heading into his fifth annual address before congress tuesday night, senior administration officials say mr. obama will focus on jobs and the economy, echoing familiar themes about strengthening the nation's middle class. >> our economy grows when everybody's getting a fair shot and everybody's getting a fair shake. >> reporter: the president, advisers say, will emphasize the value of spending on education to give americans the skills they need

fingers crossed. >> and hopefully kristin fisher, i know she is. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. thanks for joining us.

kristin fisher is live with more on the search efforts from outside the victim's home. kristen. >> john wesley jeffries is not officially a suspect, but he's a person of interest and here's why. he grew up here. his family lives right up the road. he is a very lengthy criminal history and yesterday his car was found off this road. the victim's car, who lived in this home, their car turned up in fredericksburg where the person of interest is believed to have lived, so that is why law enforcement is concentrating their search tonight in the fredericksburg area. 80-year-old nelson slack and his 74-year-old wife, ethel, lived in this home for nearly 50 years. on sunday, that home is where they were found dead by fauquier county sheriff deputies. >> at this point, the autopsies are underway. all i can tell you, they appear to be trauma to their upper body. >> it's really shocking. never know when something like that to happen around here. >> they will be missed and we are still trying to get to the bottom of what really happened. >> this man lives on the same street as the s

. >>> and on "the tonight show," jay leno welcomed rob fisher who set 14 guinness world records for freein just over two years. fisher is a former high school basketball coach from kansas who has perfected his free throw form, clearly. he is the world's fastest free throw shooter. in 30 seconds last night, he made 27 free throws, that is five less than the current world record of 33. that's pretty impressive. >> yeah. >> and now for another look at the weather, here's bill karins. >> a little snow coming for areas around new york city. this will be a minor impact. hopefully happen early enough in the morning by this time tomorrow the road crews get the salt out there and it won't be an issue. we start off with clear skies through much of the region. it's cold and chilly. notice the clouds down to the south. the first areas that get some of that rain later today, say afternoon will be around washington, d.c. carry the umbrella with you. you need it later on coming home from work. then 5:00 p.m., philadelphia to new york will get some rain possibly mixed with a little bit of snow. the accu

live from the red carpet, i'm kristin fisher, wusa9. >> great assignment.a9 is the place to be fo are the superbowl. -- for the superbowl. >>> topper, four chances of snow in the next five days. >> we have a game on tomorrow night too. four chances is going to add up to a hill of beans, but there is still four chances. i just looked at something that looks like the best chance may be monday night now. >> okay. >> another chance tuesday night. let's start with a live look outside. let's get to the weekend first. it was 36 today for the high. temps fell all day. temps down to 20s. 22 is a downtown temperature. not a wind chill. dew point 1 lonely degree, which means indoor relative humidity is about 8.5 percent. this is time to moistize. here is the -- moisturize. here is the next system. it's going to race southeast ward. we'll see some clouds in here by late tomorrow morning and maybe snow showers by tomorrow evening. not anticipating anything bad. but because of the chance for a dusting, we've issued a yellow alert for saturday and saturday night. so very

>> eric fisher in chicago for us tonight. eric, thanks. >>> back to the national economy for a moment. the latest numbers on the housing market out tonight show another big jump in new home sales, welcome news for the home construction industry that's been struggling since the big meltdown in '08. the real estate market overall has been warming this winter, and nbc's stephanie gosk reports on what's driving it all. >> welcome to century glen town home. >> reporter: at a condominium complex in los angeles, the 2008 housing crash feels like a distant memory. >> newer appliances. >> reporter: real estate agent craig whitlock put this two-bedroom on the market friday. >> my phone is ringing off the hook, well over 20 calls, everybody wanting to see it either that afternoon or the very next day. >> reporter: national housing prices jumped higher in the last year than they have since 2006. economists looked at 20 cities. 19 of them showed price hikes. the top three -- detroit up 13.6%, san francisco 14.4%, and phoenix's prices skyr

today our kristin fisher spoke with the step father of the roommate who survived. >> about 1:00 in theing he called to say had been shot. >> reporter: minutes after making that phone call, 22-year- old neil was wheeled into an ambulance. he had been shot in the back of the leg while running away from his roommate, dayvon green. >> i guess he had always been a little bit different. he would have kind of ups and downs, highs and lows. >> reporter: but he never thought dayvon was capable of killing one roommate and shooting another before turning the gun on himself. both he and his stepsons have no idea why he did it. >> stunned to say the leefort, shocked. didn't really believe it. >> reporter: he is now recovering at his family's home in frederick. he still has a bullet in his leg but physically he is expected to make a full recovery. it's his emotional state that his family is still so worried about. >> he's still pretty upset about it. he's got a lot of things to work through. a lot of emotions to work through. i think he's mostly thankful that obvious he survived. >> reporter: police

>> reporter: and this is chris fisher, who is responsible for putting sharks on the map. literally.as his team attaches a gps satellite tracking device to this great white. now, each month, more than a million people are logging on to check up on the whereabouts of the nearly 40 sharks he's tagged. new yorkers don't tend to think about sharks -- >> reporter: see this little orange dot? that's mary lee. in just the past six months, she's hugged the shoreline from massachusetts to jacksonville, florida. >> i had to call the authorities in jacksonville beach, because mary lee -- >> reporter: got too close? >> look at this. she was within 200 yards of a surf spot in a public peer. >> reporter: are sharks coming closer than they used to? >> nobody knows what they used to do. this is the first time we're establishing these tracks to understand what normal even is. >> reporter: fisher hopes his groundbreakinger are search will move people to protect these massive predators, and replace people's fear with curiosity. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and you can learn how to track those s

deb fisher. mike lee. johnson. toomey.re are instances in the case of toomey going back to 2004 or 2000 specter was chosen by the establishment over toomey. >> he was the incumbent and president bush did support him. look, here is the deal. i supported pat toomey when ran in 2010. i gave him money in september of 2009 because i wanted him to be the u.s. senator. i personally contributed my own money to marco rubio in october of 2009. you mentioned tim scott. he was in a tough primary with a lot of quote establishment republicans. i gave him money my own personal check in 2010. cross roads not involved in primaries but i personally backed him because i liked him a lot. you talk about deb fisher we were the biggest outside group spending in nebraska to make sure that deb fisher won. >> sean: this is important because look, i want to win, karl. and if -- and my fear is that if karl rove is fighting the tea party and conservatives are battling establishment candidates by the way which happened with charlie crist and marco. >>

border chief fisher was among the witnesses. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. our subcommittee on borders and maritime security will come to order. the senate committee is meeting today to examine our nation's border security. we have an all-star panel of witnesses here this morning. michael fisher, chief of the united states border patrol, kevin mcaleenan who is the acting assistant commissioner in the opposite field operations at customs and border protection, admiral william leahy who is deputy for operations posting capabilities of the united states coast guard. rebecca gambler for the government accountability office and mark rosenblum a specialist at the congressional research service. and i will be introducing them in a moment, but first let me recognize myself for an opening statement and i would first like to congratulate the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee for her appointment as ranking member of the subcommittee. we've had the opportunity to work together previously and we've had some

he holds the fisher chair at the urban institute. eric toder has been involved in the income tax at the treasury and irs. he is currently an urban institute fellow. finally, nina olson is taxpayer advocate at the irs persian represent those of us who pay taxes -- at the irs where she represents those of us who pay taxes. office released its latest report on the state of the tax code. with joe who will give us a history of the income- tax. after we do a presentation, we will give everyone an opportunity to ask questions. for those watching on c-span or online, you can send in questions at publicaffairs@urban.org. >> i am glad to see there is a reasonable number of people here. i tell people i have the worst possible job for a cocktail party. they ask me what i do and it brings the worst combination of april 15 and a high-school class somewhere. it is incredibly boring for so many people. and these that is the initial impression. i have been calling it an important moment for us to recognize -- 100 years of struggling with a tax everyb

fisher appliances. two-drawer dishwasher here and only save, you know, stuff.at this. hold on, let me make it work. there it is. melissa: make it work. >> microwave here. look at that. melissa: the price is right here or something. what a bargain. melissa: finally go back to the real housewife in california. robert what is the number there. >> none of them are here but we had the husband here earlier, guys. er is rusely, five bedrooms here, 7500 square feet. a mere 1800 bucks per square foot at particular location. outside you have a pool with hot tub. your neighbors, leonardo dicaprio, halle berry. larry ellison owns three houses next door. master suite every day. and a few out to santa monica and pacific ocean. i'm not here to sell this house to you. it does a good job on its own. melissa: it is stunning. robert, i think you won. that is why it is the most expensive, you guys are fantastic. great job selling. coming up tonight on "money", a real estate power panel with dottie herman, president and ceo of prudential. douglas elliman. we have bruce iker in, fou

but no worries, it's going to be okay. >> remarkably, fisher the paramedic is the only one seriously injured. his leg, knee cap and several ribs are broken. but that doesn't stop him from returning to work as soon as he's able or from enjoying his hobby. motorcycles. >> i still ride my bikes every day because that's what i do. that's how i am. that's what i am. that's in my veins. my dad put oil in my veins instead of blood. >> this race could have used a little less oil on the track, another split second and it might have been a very different outcome. >>> coming up, a driver plows into a service station sending a pump bursting into flames. >>> and later -- >> she thought maybe i could die. >> professional athletes lose control of their bodies in the final moments of the iron man triathlon. >> i felt like jell-o. i had no idea why i couldn't do what i wanted to do. sts at life, we're dedicated to getting you back on track from identity theft. to protect you from being a victim in the first place, we have specialists for that, too. ♪ [ alarm blaring ] ♪ [ lasers zapping ] ♪ yep. we m

the former montrose fisher. he has that eagle eye. the clock is ticking down now. he loathes -- he unloads a 40- footer at the buzzer. they go into the locker room tied. carolina up by eight. tj harrison is a bad man. he was unstoppable today. that is good. 29 on the afternoon for harassing. a nail biter between virginia tech and carolina state has they run the last five seconds of regulation. he misses on purpose. eddie comes from nowhere with the rebound and put it back in. lorenzo brown at the top of the key misses, so we go to overtime. they turned over three times. he loses the ball. the wolfpack were able to run out the clock and they did, 90- 86. george mason this evening welcoming georgia state. mason got blitzed. he scores the hard way. georgia state wins 78-60. their first whenever -- their first win ever at george mason. raw files soriano, one of the last to arrive after working out some of these issues. they are determined to have a pocket full year -- have a good full year. >> stephen strasbourg went to all the exercises to do with the other stars. whe

. >>> and on the tonight show, jay leno welcomes jay fisher. a former basketball coach from kansas who has perfected his free-throw form. clearly, he's called the world's fastest free-throw shooter. in 30 seconds last night he made 27 free throws, only five less than his current world record of 33. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> just ahead, steven spielberg is sending school kids everywhere around. >>> plus, a car courier turned sled helped save a woman in labor. details coming up next. >>> welcome back. good news continues with the upcoming weekend's forecast. the ocean storm looks to remain that. an ocean storm. having very minimal impact on the new england area and the mid-atlantic. if anything, just keep being a little breezier and colder. because that cold blast will come down this weekend, no matter what for just about everyone in the eastern half of the country. the good news, short-lived. rain in late in the day for the mid-atlantic. >> thanks so much, bill. >>

special prosecutor jim fisher said he was satisfied with the decision. >> it was an abandonment of the role of police officer entirely and i think it was important for the jury to send that message and i think they did. >> reporter: the jury did not find harmon-wright acted with malice when he shot and killed patricia cook who was trespassing sitting in her jeep in a school parking lot. he says she clamped her window shut on his fingers and started driving away when he opened fire. >> he still feels like he did the job he was hired to do and there was nothing else he could have done. so he feels victimized. >> reporter: instead of murder the jury found harmon-wright guilty of manslaughter and two other counts. brendan king who served in the marine corps with harmon-wright told the jury that his friend had been punished enough. >> dan feels remorse and the guilt obviously from what happened. he has to live with the punishment with himself more than any jail. >> reporter: the judge can decide to run the three 12 months concurrently or more likely consecutively. >> this is a sad day. a vi

we are asking for the public's assistance to identify the individual. >> kristin fisher, wusa9. >> it goes without saying, if you are approached by someone trying to sell a ring, please call the arlington county police. their number is 703-558-2222. >>> the white house launched a new effort today to postpone those dramatic automatic spending cuts known as the sequester. president obama called on congress to pass the budget to postpone the deep reductions that would start march 1. >> good afternoon, everybody. i want to say a few words about the looming deadlines. >> creates economic growth. we shouldn't be having any of these problems at all. >> house speaker boehner says he doesn't want to know the temporary fix. if there's no long-term agreement to reduce the deficit, some house republicans indicated they will let those steep automatic cuts take effect and those cuts, as you know, would take a big bite out of the military and domestic programs. >>> a new study finds drivers in the district have the worst commute in the u.s. this is, of course, around the d.c. area. and researchers a

today fisher told the jury this act was done by a person in a position of trust, and he betrayed that trust. outside the court, fisher reacted to the jury's recommendation. >> i'm satisfied, nobody walks away from a case like this. >> defense attorney daniel has. >> i was hoping for an acquittal. i don't think he was really guilty of a crime. >> i notice as that sentence was being read today, some of patricia cook's supporters sat there shaking their head in disappointment. her brother, who has been at the trial since it started, was not here today. judge seussen whittlock will decide whether to uphold the jury's recommendation or lessen it. she'll make that call in april. live in culpepper, i'm david culver, news4. >>> john leopold just resigned today, days after he was found guilty of misconduct. he announced his resignation and said it would be effective immediately. leopold was suspended from the job on tuesday when a judge found him guilty had's to be sensed on march 14th. >>> questions now about the price you're paying to rye those brand-new express lanes in virginia. some drive

tonight, jay welcomes -- charles barkley, bob fisher, the world's fastest

. >>> on the "tonight show," joe fisher set 17 records for free-throws. he's a former basketball coach from kansas who has perfected his free-throw form shot. he's called the world's fastest free-throw shooter and in just 30 seconds last night he made 27 free-throws, only five less than his current world record of 33. >> just ahead, steven spielberg is sending kids every where a round of lincoln. a carrier sled helps deliver a woman in labor. details next. >>> welcome back. as far as the forecast goes. continuing to get on the warmer side as the week progresses into the weekend in southern california. l.a. no complaint remember 76. phoenix at 70. vegas 65. off and on showers. area of rain north of seattle and that's about it. few hit or miss showers today and tomorrow. kind of the same forecast you dealt with the last two days. i did tell you we're going see slight improvement this weekend in areas like portland but we're still going to be a little bit cool with clouds only in the 50s. l.a. in the 80s. >>> portland a beautiful town. >> thanks bill. studen

i don't blame them for deeper understanding of the single life, we have an tlo poll pis angel fisherf rutgers. thank you for being here. >> i'm delighted. >> are there big differences in the deal breaker list of men and women? >> well, when we asked what you really must have and very important for you to have, men and women very similar. they both basically want somebody that respects them, somebody who they can trust, somebody who they can confide in and makes them laugh and somebody who's physically attractive to them. so they're very similar in that way and rather similar in what they don't want and interesting to me seeming not to want anymore somebody necessarily from their same ethnic background or from the same religious background and that's a real change. i mean, for thousands of years you tended to need to marry somebody from your ethnic and religious background and this is slipping away. singles are looking for self full f fulfillment. they want a connection. >> is an actual plus for the person to be from a different ethnic or rely you background or just not a factor? >> i

wusa9 reporter kristin fisher was there as they picked up the big check. >> reporter: it may be the best valentine's gift ever, a check for $217 million. >> we still can't describe it. it's so surreal. it's just a shot. >> reporter: dave and nancy honeywell are both self- proclaimed computer people for the department of defense. they wake up at 4:00 a.m. to commute from fredricksburg to fort meed but it was on a business trip to denver that dave bought the power ball ticket that would change his life. dave honey west well had -- dave honeywell had walked past this machine so many times before but he had a couple extra minutes so he decided to play. little did he know he would walk away with the winning ticket, the second largest prize ever awarded by the virginia lottery. >> i didn't believe it. i called my wife. i said, i think my heart just stopped. she was concerned are you okay. i said i think we have the power ballwining ticket. >> reporter: that he d. after working for the term government for nearly 30 years, the thing they're looking forward to the most? >> able to retire. i can't

kristin fisher spoke to the stepfather of 22-year-old neil oha who survived the shooting. >> he had always been a little bit different, had ups and downs, highs and lows. >> neil is out of the hospital and is recovering from his home in frederick. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> if you're traveling through virginia, shoe be on the look for road crews. virginia megaprojects says it will begin its mobile stripping operation along i-95, hov lanes between the prince william parkway and the springfield interchange. the project started at 10:00 this morning. it is expected to last through most of the day. >>> passengers on that broken down cruise ship are counting the hours until they're back on land. we're going to take a live look at the towing operation to bring that ship with 4,000 passengers back to mobile, alabama. they're expected to reach land sometime tonight. randall pinkston is at the port waiting for that ship to come in. >> reporter: the gangway is in plies. the term -- place. the terminal has been scrubbed clean for the arrival of the ship. it's expected to be towed in

alan fisher is there. make it toeople will the national mall to protest against climate change. they say the warning signs are already there. hurricanes and the teaching everyone the problems ahead for the united states. what brings you here on a very cold day to the national mall? >> i have children. i worry about their future. i'm not about climate change for 30 years because my husband is a scientist. other than not eating meat and riding a bicycle, what can we possibly do? i was compelled to become a political activist about two years ago a and he is here with me today to be part of the crowd to help get obama energized to bring change, even if congress will not. the best way to change the climate is with a carbon tax. >> many people say here barack obama has done a reasonable job and it comes to confronting climate change but he could be doing more. faugh and won him to stop pushing off from behind to do more to alter the course of america and the world -- they want him to stop pushing up from behind. >> pope benedict addresses those in st. peter's. he said. for thousands w

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we'll hear later from the owner of this beautiful railcar, but now we'll go to kristin fisher. she's taking us behind the scenes for why we're here, the super bowl. >> reporter: that's right. in this day in age i think we so often take for granted we get so used to watching live sporting events on high definition televisions inside our living rooms that we often forget how much planning and preparation goes into it. the team at cbs sports has been preparing for their live coverage of the super bowl for three years and they're still working hard inside and around the superdome. earlier i had a chance to kind of go behind the scenes to see exactly what it takes to pull off one of the biggest, if not the biggest, live sporting event in the world. in the shadows of the superdome sits a multimillion dollar trailer park. >> very fancy, very expensive trailer parch. >> reporter: steve carasikr is the senior producer of cbs sports and today he gives me a tour of the compound, trailer after trailer of editing suites, tape rooms, graphics. >> we have over 60 cameras, over 40 videotape ma

i got to work with david fisher. i had some creative challenges, but i knew nothing was going to compared to er. er was so huge that whatever i did i would have to feel as strongly about. tavis: i want to go back to what you said. that is this notion you have never heard an adult say i regret i spent too much time with my kids. you are right. you can never get that back. what has been the take away from euayou? you want to spend time with your family. what has been the takeaway personally and professionally? >> everybody loves their children. when you get to spend time like an actor you need to reflect things and characters that are real and feel in a deep wave. sadly you are not going to grow if you stay as you were when you were young. i could not imagine it every other -- any other way. i feel incredibly fortunate, and i really love doing itsel. tavis: if you were going to navigate to network television, but given how tv has changed, you are the expert here. given how tv has changed in the wrapped er, was brough t