gallaudet blocked a potential game-winning field goal and returned the ball 79 yards for the win.ack nick elstad said the team hits the field. >> that we can play and we can compete and we want a "w" on our record. >> reporter: just because they can't hear the cheers doesn't mean they can't feel the win. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> i can feel the win from here. it's great. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go live to the philippines for an update on the typhoon recovery operations. >>> plus, we'll meet the american storm chaser who went there to document the typhoon and ended up rescuing victims. >>> and norah sits down with pakistani teen activist malala yousafzai. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

drum is a practical tradition at gallaudet university.art of football practice. players who are deaf or hard of hearing can feel the reverberations. there's another sound echoing throughout campus. >> there's a buzz in the air. >> reporter: the buzz is about the team's undefeated season. 8-0 with just two more games to play. game number eight last weekend was an unbelievably dramatic win against becker. the bison block add field goal and returned it for 79 yards for a touchdown. >> gallaudet represents not only d.c. or the deaf but the whole deaf community all over the world. >> this team has been different compared to the teams we've had in the past. we have 54 players on the team. we call them 54 strong. >> reporter: the school is credited with introducing the huddle to the game. being deaf or hard of hearing isn't an impediment on the field. just ask this 6'6" defensive lineman. he's an n.f.l. prospective. he could be the school's first player to make it to the pros. >> i'm just humble and grateful. it makes me want to work even harder

gallaudet win 34-7. navarro bowman hyping up his alma mater.'s anton brooks with the quarterback keeper here. tough eight yards. had 118 on the ground. tigers led at halftime 14-3. up 17-6 before suitland rallied. wesley wolford finds jasper from 17 yards out. three minutes left and wolford drops back and he'll connect for a 45-yard touchdown. suitland beats duval 18-17, and what a finish for navarro bowman's alma mater. had his jersey retired during halftime that have ball game so a spectacular game for high school football. >> all right. and tonight might be a good night to throw some logs in the fireplace because it's going to get cold. >> watch. windchills in the teens tonight. >>

gallaudet school for the deaf and hard of hearing continues their historic season and the 9 ann 1 bisonsce division three in new york. >> we're done talking playoffs because you don't talk playoffs and the skins this season, unfortunately. here is tim brant. >> the redskins say they've turned the page, although the discussion persists on talk radio. they're ready to finish this season strongly. it starts monday night against the 49ers. both times try to avoid the third straight lots. the quarterbacks, the darlings of the league last year are now facing criticism. the biggest since, san francisco is 6-and-4. >> we're 6-and-4 right now so right in the thick of things and they're a good football team. some argue they should have won the super bowl last year and fell short so they are a talented bunch and plays extremely hard. >> it is going to be monday night football here at fedex field. there is a look at sports. have a great day, everybody. >> jummy, that means you can enjoy your is unbecause they don't be playing -- your sunday because they won't be playing. >> a stress free sunday. >>

jordan, the president emeritus of gallaudet university, who wrote, "nothing is more american than recognizing equal opportunity for all citizens." so i think at the end of the day, dr. jordan's simple statement is in substance why we must ratify the treaty. we have several petitions that have been organized by different groups with a total of over 67,000 signatures. and let us not forget what this treaty means to veterans. we have received letters of support from organizations, including the american legion, representing 2. 4 million americans, and the veterans of foreign wars, with 1.5 million members, and i would like to recognize the national commander of the american legion dan dillinger, who is here with us today. everyone who supports that treaty is pleased with the realization the american legion passed in august at their national convention, and we thank you, not just for that, but on behalf of a grateful nation to all of you who have served. thank you very much. we are honored to have so many of our wounded warriors of all generations, including from iraqi and afghanistan veterans of

jordan, the president emeritus of gallaudet university, who wrote, "nothing is more american than recognizing equal opportunity for all citizens." so i think at the end of the day, dr. jordan's simple statement is in substance why we must ratify the treaty. we have several petitions that have been organized by different groups with a total of over 67,000 signatures. and let us not forget what this treaty means to veterans. we have received letters of support from organizations, including the american legion, representing 2. 4 million americans, and the veterans of foreign wars, with 1.5 million members, and i would like to recognize the national commander of the american legion dan dillinger, who is here with us today. americans, and the veterans of foreign wars, with 1.5 million members, and i would like to recognize the national commander of the american legion dan dillinger, who is here with us today. everyone who supports that treaty is pleased with the realization the american legion passed in august at their national convention, and we thank you, not just for that, but on behalf of a gr