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but bill belichick gam bemed last night that peyton manning would not be able to lead that touchdown out to be right. now the game was eventually decided on a special teams play. but this conversation about how good is peyton manning in the cold, can he play in the cold? that's been going on for a long time. he's 3-8 when the temperature drops below 32 degrees. and remember, there are times the broncos and manning have looked unstoppable this season. but the super bowl is in february, in new york, outdoors. and i've heard it gets cold around there that time. >> plet's doc about green bay. haven't these boys played lamb bow field when it's like 152 below? >> reporter: i know you got a history there. i do want to point out that for last night's game, i was wearing ice fishing overalls that i purchased at the fleet farm in green bay, wisconsin, for the 2000 nfc championship game when the wind chill was minus 40 degrees between the giants and packers. i and i will say in defense of your green bay time, that there is no question it was not that cold last night. so the ice fishing overalls

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rules, consistent oversight, appropriate enforcement of the law and broad based consumer especially gam especially gaemg, the bureau is helping to put more than $750 million back in the pockets of millions of consumers. these include a refund of more than $6 million to tens of thousands of u.s. service members in a case involving the military allotment system. because of our supervisory work, financial institutions are making changes to the compliance management systems to prevent violations and reduce risk to consumers. in addition, because of our efforts, a number of entities have self identified violations. and are providing restitution to even more consumers. that is good work by our supervision team, good business practice for the companies, and good for consumers who deserve to be treated fairly under the law. over the past year, we've enacted a number of new rules to meet the mandates of the dodd-frank act including the qualified mortgage rule. this rule requires mortgage lenders to make a good faith reasonable determine nation that borrowers can actually afford to pay back their

instead of happy gam berrings inside -- gamblers inside, we found unhappy and confused people outside, people like monica lynch who described for us what it was like when the power went off just before 11:00. >> we were gambling. we were gambling. the power went out and everyone gasped and there is a lot of ticked off people there. >> reporter: a car verses a utility pole, that crash affected more than 3600 customers. when you include a casino among those affected, you also have to account for the gamblers. if you were at a table, you seem to be okay. this man took out a cell phone. there was enough light to cash people out. if you were at a machine, it was a different story. >> the pit bosses covered our stuff. some went bank. some stayed on -- went blank. some stayed on. >> reporter: one man's machine went dark with a couple hundred bucks inside. >> they told us to get out. we'll keal you and you get your -- we'll call you and you get your money back. we promise. there's no promise. we come here. and we're going out with no money, no money even for gas. >> reporter: he was a little

just about the catholic church but about catholic hospitals, which have often sort of stood in the gamved communities, but then when it comes up against a faith claim, suddenly medical care can't be provided. how do we reconcile something like that? >> we have to admit it's a possible tension and i think it's going to be a matter of what message you want to lead with and what's going to -- and whether you're going to kind of give the benefit of the doubt. i think for many years coming out of the second vatican council and whether the catholic church has always wanted to put its best foot forward, is serving the common good, helping those most vulnerable, the poor. we do serve so many people through hospitals, social charities and education, and we should be respectful of society in all these ways and they are. but the other side of that is we don't want to give up our distinctive, you know, beliefs when we kind of go into the public sphere, and that's true and there has to be a balance struck there. i think in recent years the bishops -- under john paul and benedict, have been so conce

. >> if our friends across the aisle continue to move ahead with the court packing gam but, it will make this chamber even more polarized than it already is. i only hope they choose a different court. if this is why we're committed on this side of the aisle to stopping these nominations to these unneeded judges, and these courts, in this court, and making sure that judges are placed where they are needed, so they can engage in the fair and efficient administration of justice. >> the other thing that is striking here, though, is we can think back eight years to 2005 when george w. bush was president and there are a number of nominees to the court that democrats were objecting to, very conservative nominees and there was a big stand still there. there is ultimately a compromise in those judges were confirmed, do we expect that it is going to end up where there will be a compromise here? >> well, that's the issue, i think that for the republican party, right? coming off the shutdown that we just had, the whole government shutdown issue, the republican party took a lot of hits for being obst

does that mean you're taking it away from proctor and ber & gam? >> p & g is tough. is a european company. we're pushing corporate tax reform. all of those competitors have a ten-point lower tax rate than we have. but for us in our business, becky, if we can get there with a better product and execute while in market, we're going to win market share. we're also driving the category growth. so in a market where consumer is using one diaper a day, if we can get to two diapers a day, that doubles the size of the business for us. >> you're talking about china? >> china or a place like africa, one that is really opening up and starting quickly. we're going very well in brazil. we're seeing double digit growth in units and many of our categories in brazil. we've got pretty strong growth across the emerging markets. >> john, thank you so much for joining us today. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, becky. >>> coming up, we're playing tracks from our favorite music we got into earlier this week. how did that start? our guest host had been at an eagles' concert. >> you ne

he hopes his gam jail time in ca will mean a shorter term in the u.s. >> the authorities are starting the clean up of the crippled pukpuke shy taoues plant. cripple fukushima plant. >> the process is expected to take decades and will cost millions obillions of lot dolla. >> the hurricane is expected to make land fall on friday. it's spice poised to hit vast af the central philippines of. >> they have a rainy day on thursday and for the northeast as well and all the way towards the southeast. the frontal boundary that brought the snow on the northern plains. delays could be a major problem here across that region. across the northwest we have a system that is coming out of the pacific. that means soggy conditions for seattle at least for the next several days of we are going to see most of the states oregon and washington and identif idahe psycseeing rain for the next few days. it's not until sunday when we get a break from the rain. they have cloudy conditions all the way to the beginning of the week. to the southwest it's high pressure that is dominating the region. it's keeping the