jim vance and dan hellie talking to joe gibbs, one of the best all-time coaches in history.nly four coaches in the history of the nfl have won three super bowls including new england's bill belichick and washington's joe gibbs. if you really want to sound like a pro at your super bowl party, drop this next level knowledge. joe gibbs is the only coach to win three super bowls with three different quashes, joe theismann, jim douglas and mark ripen. >> reporter: i think it's safe to say that our favorite interview this week has been with joe gibbs, you asked him a question that you've been asking several people this week. >> tony dungy, doc walker and others. i asked him if there's been any change in the character of the athletes playing in the nfl today, he had an interesting answer, i think. >> i coached in that one era and out a few years and then back. the thing that amazes me is that human nature is not going to change. 30 years from now it's going to be the same thing, i'm convinced. soive you're good at working with people, or if you're good working on a team and underst

>> deputy gibbs' backup arrives.hen they put the dui suspect into the car, she seems to simmer down. but on the way to jail, she starts getting worked up again. then suddenly from the back seat deputy gibbs hears a chilling threat. >> there's going to be some killings tonight. >> killings? why? why is there going to be some killing? >> why is there going to be some killing? >> yeah. >> because you arrested me for nothing. >> that's a death threat. this unfortunate woman has just added another charge to the total she's facing for tonight's escapade. >> she was charged with driving under suspension, resisting her arrest and threatening a public official. >> she was convicted of all the charges, served jail time and was fined. it was a shocking moment caught on dash cam, a reminder that for an officer any traffic stop can be a matter of life or death. >> that's a rarity when somebody will just calmly tell you that there's going to be a killing tonight. it's unusual. that hasn't happened to me prior to that or since. >>>

. >> plus catches up with the coach, joe gibbs on the eve of super bowl weekend. we begin tonight with our weather from the 70s this week to snow this weekend. >> the most powerful storm this winter is making its way across the country. parts of colorado buried in four feet of snow. more than 600 flights cancelled. highways are shutting down between colorado and kansas. we understand the system is coming our way. >> at least part of the system is coming our way. this is the biggest snow storm in the entire country all winter long. we have been very quiet as far as snow is is concerned. we have had reports just to the west of denver of nearly 3.5 feet of snow and that is in just the last 24 hours. this storm is trying to move our way but it is going to be stopped by an area of high pressure moving from the north. that will allow some of the pressure to move in here. if the air is cold enough some of us could see snow flakes. the timing of this one is interesting. could see some snow. >>> thank you. there's a mess in the works for metro riders this weekend. right no

she's got robert gibbs and u.s. ambassador to afghanistan ryan crocker. thanks for spending part of your morning here with us in studio 7. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> simmering anti-western sentiment in afghanistan boils no a week of violent protests and 30 deaths including 4 americans. today -- is it time for the u.s. to go? a conversation with the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, ryan crocker in kabul. >>> then -- gas, taxes and 2012 with obama campaign adviser robert gibbs. >> and -- >> good to be back in michigan. >> good to be here in tucson. >> republican politics. plus their recent trip to afghanistan. rapid increasing gas prices. how high and how long? with former ceo of shell oil. i'm candy crowley. and this in is "state of the union." the afghan government says the man who killed two american soldiers inside a highly secured afghan government building is an afghan intelligence officer. president hamid karzai has offered condolences to the families of the four americans killed since news that u.s. personnel apparently inadvertently b

. >>> then, gas, taxes and 2012 with obama campaign adviser robert gibbs. >> it's good to be back here in michigan. >> eye on michigan and arizona. republican politics with senators john mccain and lindsey graham. plus their recent trip to afghanistan. >>> then the rapid increasing gas prices. how high and how long with the former ceo of shell oil. i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> the afghan government says the man who killed two american soldiers inside a highly secured government african building is an intelligence officer. hamid karzai has offered condolences of the families of the four americans killed since news that u.s. personnel apparently inadvertently burned copies of the koran at an air base in afghanistan. karzai called for calm in his country but insisted the u.s. must prosecute those responsible for burning the muslim holy book. joining me from kabul, u.s. achl bass door to afghanistan, ryan crocker. mr. ambassador, let me ask you first, the u.s., over more than ten years, has spent half a trillion dollars in afghanistan, almost 2,000 american lyes

we floon joe gibbs today.you kn, joe gibbs was absolutely the finest coach ever in washington. he is still coaching but he's not coaching big, brawny men anymore. he is coaching his sons and others and what he has to say about those kids is really, really funny. check us out tonight at 11:00 with joe gibbs. >> all right. >> back to you. >> i don't think we've heard your super bowl predictions yet though you guys. >> who? >> you two. >> oh, ours? >> you heard mine. >> you've heard vance's. we're going to give a complete synopsis of our predictions coming up tomorrow. >> oh, coming up tomorrow. >> have a good weekend. >> all right. i got a super bowl -- >> you'll have to tune in. >> i have a prediction. i predict madonna brings some, one or more special guests out with her during the halftime show. >> yes. >> in all seriousness? >> yes. >> i've heard that she could have some very risque stuff on. this is going to be a hot halftime show. >> no, not madonna. >> i'm telling you it is going to be controversial. >> f

. >> susie: it's leap year and karen gibbs is thinking about marriage. in tonight's "money file," she says couples need to do a lot of getting to know you when it comes to joining their finances. >> this year is leap year, a time when women can turn the tables on men and propose marriage. but no matter who pops the question, vow to discuss these issues before saying i do. how much do you earn? how much do you owe? are you a saver or a spender? what's your credit score? how will you split financial responsibilities-- 50/50 or some other ratio? will you have joint or separate checking/savings accounts? do you want children? are there children outside of the marriage? according to the u.s. department of agriculture, a middle-income, two-parent household will spend nearly $227,000 just to raise a child to age 18. add another $100,000 if you're planning on paying for four years of college and you can see the need for a frank discussion about finances. are your financial goals aligned? where do you want to be five, ten, 20 years from now? disagreement over mon

congratulations once again to kyle busch and joe gibbs racing who have now put their fifth budweiser shootout victory together. the first one for driver kyle busch and a wild night all together. a lot of bent up sheet metal. a little bent up temper but in the end everybody had a great time on the racetrack and fans must have loved it as well. thanks for cormiering along for the ride. it was a wild budweiser shootout and we are in for a heck of a week here at the daytona international speedway as we get ready for the great american race which is also live on fox next sunday. stay with us. your late local news is coming up next. and, once again, thanks for joining us for the budweiser shootout. for michael waltrip and everybody else on the fox family, so long. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. skidding do you have the skills to stop the skid? we'll show ou the secrets of the best drivers in the world and teach you how to keep your car on the road and out of the ditch. ditch. -------------------------------- ------------------------ -------------------------------- ---------

bill: and gibbs says the white house supports that. does the evidence back it up?e evidence backs it up. they say they're increasing the permits but that's not what they're diagnose. they're saying one thing and doing another. the permitting of drills going into the ground has slowed. i'll give you the other one, bill. if you support it, then there's absolutely no reason in the world to say no to the xl pipeline. you don't want to drill here, knock yourself out, you don't like drilling here, fine, buy the canadian oil but let them pipe it down here, it can bring 700,000, 800,000 barrels per dprai a friendly nation, very close to us at a much lower cost than shipping from the middle east. bill: as long as gasoline is getting higher and more expensive, all you have to say is keystone. >> this is regular gasoline, 3.50 a gallon, the national averagest, the highest ever in february, also 1.72 higher than when mr. obama was sphwhorn. that difference, the 1.72 difference in the price of gasoline, over -- somewhere near 230, $240 billion of expendable, disposable income o

on abc's "this week" robert gibbs shot back saying santorum went well over the line.david kerley. >> how are you? >>> reporter: increasing his lead in some polls, santorum touched a nerve, seriously ratcheting up his attacks on the president. now, questioning his values. >> it's about some phony ideal, some phony theology. oh, not a theology based on the bible, a different theology. >> reporter: the former senator says he was calling for more use of the country's resources and criticizing the president for putting the environment ahead of human needs. but he had no problem broadening his critique of the president just minutes later. >> and the president of the united states is exercising his values and trumping the values of the church. >> reporter: in a terse response, the obama campaign called this a new low complaining about santorum's "distortions, ugliness," and, this morning, called it over the line. >> it's wrong. it's destructive. it makes it virtually impossible to solve the problems that we all face together as americans. >> reporter: it isn't just environme

despite continued empts by the party, gibbs and hill the u.s. government repeated encouragement from members of congress, the claim resulting from a project in the late '70s and early '80s and totalling, i'm told, more than $130 million has still not been settled. i discussed this case with the saudi petroleum minister when i meet with him in riyadh last year and offered an amendment to the foreign relations authorization bill to further encourage the saudis to move expeditiously to resolve this claim. i'd be happy to work with your office on this issue. this claim is of significant importance to an american company and their workers. and it should be of importance to the reputation of the saudi government which i'm sure does not want to be known as one which does not pay its bills. you've got about a minute for all that, madam secretary. >> well, i'll take the last one because that's shorter. and then get back to you on the important questions concerning iran and iraq. state department is well familiar with the gibbs and hill contract dispute.

we'll ask top obama adviser, robert gibbs and then our powerhouse roundtable takes all of the week's politics, plus the jeremy lin and whitney houston. with george will, dee dee myers, lou dobbs, clarence page and jon karl. >>> good morning, everyone. george stephanopoulos has a well-deserved mortgage off. just one week away from the crucial michigan primary and michigan is mitt romney's home state where his dad was governor. and both the romney and santorum camps there consider that be a game-changerer in this battle. to discuss that fight and more, senator john mccain joined us just a few moments ago from afghanistan. senator, i'm going to get to foreign relations and international policy, this week has been dominated by politics. you have become part of the conversation. i want to play rick santorum in columbus, ohio, yesterday, talking about romney's leadership about the salt lake city olympics. >> salt lake city olympic games by going to congress and asking them for tens of millions of dollars to bail out. john mccain called it potentially the worst boon dogle in earmarks histor

he killed 17-year-old robert gibbs in march, during an altercation outside of gibbs' home. gibbs is a nationally-ranked boxer. >>> police are crediting a 7- year-old girl with stopping her own abduction. denise has details. >> reporter: a 25-year-old parolee is in custody because of what happened inside a wal- mart. this security video shows the man trying to carry the girl away while she was in the toy aisle. as you can see, the girl struggled and the man released her. britney baxter said she got away because of what her parents taught her to do. >> they always help me to scream, kick and then get away and go tell somebody that you trust. >> police arrested thomas woods about an hour after the incident. he is charged with attempted kidnapping. kai? >> all right, denise. thank you. woods was out on parole, after being convicted of voluntary manslaughter. >>> police on hand as the los angeles school embroiled in the sex abuse scandal reopened today. classes resumed with all new teachers. the school district removed the entire staff after two teachers were arrested after comm

it is wrong and destructible. >> sean: joining me night to respond to robert gibbs and said the recordaight once and for all, the candidate himself, presidential candidate rick santorum. by the way, did president obama say republicans want dirty air and water and old people and dogs to fend for themselves and now we have a lecture on civility from robert gibbs. it missed that before. >> want to throw grandma off the cliff because we want to reform medicare system. it's very clear. what i was talking about is the president's driving up of gas prices. i was in north dakota. standing at a wellhead. they told me they have to sell this light sweet crude, a premium product. this is by the most highly valued crude out there. sell it to $32 discount. why? because they don't have a way to get it to the market. because this president not approving the keystone pipeline. and we'll lose barrels a day from alaska, venezuela and mexico and we have an opportunity to build a pipeline to get oil from the oil sands in canada and shale and this president holds to higher power that we have to worry about

congratulations once again to kyle busch and joe gibbs racing who have now put their fifth budweiserhootout victory together. the first one for driver kyle busch and a wild night all together. a lot of bent up sheet metal. a little bent up temper but in the end everybody had a great time on the racetrack and fans must have loved it as well. thanks for cormiering along for the ride. it was a wild budweiser shootout and we are in for a heck of a week here at the daytona international speedway as we get ready for the great american race which is also live on fox next sunday. stay with us. your late local news is coming up next. and, once again, thanks for joining us for the budweiser shootout. for michael waltrip and everybody else on the fox family, so long. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.  >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >> it is calm at the capital one day after a terror scare. we have reaction from people closest to the scene. >> plus, saying good-bye to a diva. star power at whitney houston's funeral and drama with bobby brown. >> and

>> robert gibbs obviously. what's disturbing about rick santorum, even you say he didn't back down, he recast what he had to say, similar to what he said about black people when he said they were just blah people and not black people. he can't get away from this. at the end of the day, what gibbs didn't say, there's code. santorum is speaking to a particular audience, speaking to several different audiences. one audience believes the president is really a muslim, right? he is speaking to a group who believes he might be a black liberation person, following jeremiah wright. then a third group that believe the president might be the anti-christ. while it sounds ridiculous and crazy, there are a large faction within the republican party, within that fringe base who hear this, their itching ears want to believe the stuff he is saying. i think it is dangerous, very destructive, in my opinion, very anti-american, and as a christian, i am insulted he is using this platform. >> he is, however, not only leading in polls

. >> gibbs was on a talk show this morning and the white hosue is use is targeting santorum more. do they see him as a nominee? >> the one constant is everyone is looking for someone besides romney. with thoesse caucuses he sweept ept. the white house has to keep the game fresh. going after him riles the base, helping with the donors. now he is rising and it is a good time to slug it out. >> he is doing well in michigan, which we thought mitt romney would take. he is seven points ahead of mitt romney. he really needs to win michigan. >> he doesn't need to for all the delegates he needs but in terms of a gut punch if santorum wins in michigan, it would be a huge gut punch which would help rick santorum get more attention in the media spotlight. and frankly if you listen to the romney people, they are downplaying the importance. >> they are preparing for a loss. >> the yare ready for super -- they are ready for super tuesday. >> there is a new movie "gamechange," and it seems to hit sarah palin hard. she says there is little truth behind it. >> a lot of people will watch it. the buz

you'll also be talking to robert gibbs. dan?nts this morning in the case of the lacrosse player from an elite university accused of killing his girlfriend. the case is now in the hands of the jury. after closing arguments on saturday. during which the prosecutor broke down and cried in open court. >> reporter: hi, dan. good morning to you. after two long weeks, 06-plus witnesses and multiple acts for the defense, closing arguments finally happened on saturday. in this university of virginia murder trial. breaking down in tears, while delivering his closing argument, the prosecutor reminded jurors of the final moments before yeardley love died. she couldn't scream, was it his hand over her face? was it her face being smashed into the floor? she never had a chance. they insisted that he killed his ex-girlfriend in a drunken rage. this is the case of a woman who went to bed in what should have been her safest and secure places -- her home. they said, and then he began to assault her, left her for dead. in the closing arguments, he

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nbc's abby gibbs shares the family's story. >> 911 what is your emergency?my wife just delivered a baby on 205. >> she was eight days early. >> to the hospital five exits away. >> this is noah 6 pounds 14 ounces. >> reporter: boy oh, boy was he excited to be born. >> we started to have the contractions about 3:00 about 3:00 yesterday morning. we just thought it was false labor. >> by 8:45 that morning -- >> they kept getting worse and worse. we were heading to the hospital. we were on the freeway and i was trying so hard to wait and my water broke. >> that's when i started to be concerned that i may be delivering this baby in the car. >> i couldn't sit down. i was like holding myself up in the car. >> i wanted to cover my face, yeah. >> we were actually on 84 when i started pushing. >> get a little bit further, she says i can maybe feel the head. >> in my career probably over 500. >> any in a car before now? >> no. >> reporter: that's alina palmer the family midwife who had been following the couple on the freeway. she pulled over just before 9:30 right afte

. >> kimberly: i want to get to robert gibbs on the abc show.r how he handles it and we'll see if he did a good job. >> i can't help but think those remarks are over the line. it's wrong, destructive. it makes it impossible to solve the problems we all face together as americans. is it time to get rid of it. >> kimberly: greg, we start with you. >> greg: he belonged to an administration that was sewing the seeds of class division for the last year or so, telling us we have to face the problems together as americans. being a bit hypocritical. >> dana: plus an opportunity, my style could have been i'll let the republican fight this out. it's unattractive to any woman when somebody takes a slight at everything. if you are looking to be offended all the time. it's -- you don't want to be around people like that. there is an opportunity to say i'm going to let the republicans fight it out. let me tell you why president obama deserves a second term. you the free room to take the conversation in a different place. >> eric: if gibbs can go on a national

it as an amazing week from joe gibbs to flavor flav here on the field after the game.y that helped us out. michael o'regan. jeff kern. >> we've had fun watching you guys. now, hurry home, would you? >> we'll be there soon. >> stay tuned for a special edition of "the late show" -- or rather "late night" ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> what a game! wasn't that a great game? >> man. that clam dip was a bad idea though. >> well, i had a great time tonight. >> yeah, but you're rooting for both teams at the same time. how is that fun? >> well, for one thing, i love the commercials. everyone loves the commercials, right? >> bud -- wi -- ser. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> first of all, we got to watch the game in indi. how cool is that? and second of all, the super bowl is just a pregame. the really fun part hasn't happened yet. >> which reminds me, we've

robert gibbs took it out of context. he was not questioning the president peace character or religion. as he has clarified, he is talking about the global warmists of the country, he was referring to the president's policies in terms of the radical islamic policies that the president has specifically in terms of energy skplorgz expl e explorati explorations. keystone pipeline is case in point. it is key to helping with gas prices and job creation, he will see as the prices begin to rise, his popularity will go down with it. the keystone pipeline is a case in point that is directly attributed to that statement. and the president's policies are outlined as not working in rick santorum's op-ed. he presented the plan about jobs and economy. it's about bottom up, free markets, and it will turn around the economy. >> when rick santorum, instead of talking about the keystone pipeline and environmental policy, when he talks about theology and values, and the president's theology, it does seem that he is going after the president

obama re-election campaign spokesman robert gibbs...e president's political team now potential gop nominee... s a - called the comments part of a rrpublican race to the bottom. "" think the idea that rick santorum could be the nominee is a very real one. and obviously we're looking more at, at what rick santorum is talking about and what he's offering. he made some comments over the past few days that i think questioned people's character and questioned people's faith and i don't think that belongs in our politics."in his oww sunday talk show appearance, santooum denied he was questioning the president's faith."i wasn't suggesting the president's not a christian. i accept the fact that the president's a christian."and &phe defended his view that pealth insurance companies should not be forced to cover prenatal care...because he says it leads to mmre abortions.""es, prenatal testing, amniocentesis, does in fact, result more often than not in this ccuntry in abortion. that is a fact." santorum claims that prenatal pare is designed to find

joe gibbs. >> the man. >> we get a chance to talk to him. it was cool. >> talking a lot more than professional football by the way. we'll tell you about joe gibbs' fascinating association th 10-year-olds. you don't want to miss that coming up tonight. >> we're liking the blues brothers look, vance and hellie will have live reports tonight and all weekend long from indy. it's also a super sized sunday night following the super bowl. after the game watch the season two premiere of "the voice." today we talked with singer and judge adam levine about his experience here in washington. back in august when we had our big earthquake. >> seriously, i'm from california which is like earthquake central and i didn't believe it because i was in my -- i had just gotten to the hotel and was putting my things down, opened up my suitcase and it was a decent sized earthquake too. that's coming from me. i'm the authority being from l.a. my whole life. been through a lot of big ones. that was pretty decent size. i thought to myself, what? this is not happening

>> ty gibbs. >> christina gibbs.oit. >> detroit michigan. >> did you watch the super bowl? and if not what did you do? >> jimmy: and where the hell did you get that shirt? do you think they watched it? let's find out. >> we did not. we were on venice beach pumping it up, getting our buff on. >> jimmy: all right. now i think we have one more here. l. >> what's your name and where you from? >> joshua from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> jimmy: did you watch the super bowl and if not what did you do? >> jimmy: and where's your shirt? did he watch the super bowl? [ audience yelling yes and no ] no? okay, let's have a look. >> i did watch the super bowl. >> who played? >> the giants and the patriots. >> jimmy: well, that will teach you to jump to conclusions now, won't it? i tell you what, after a long day of football yesterday, it was nice to finally unwind and watch "the bachelor," drink a skinny girl lemon drop martini. bachelor ben took his harem to panama tonight where he narrowed the field of fiances down to six. one o

on the other hand, you had robert gibbs who was very cautious in his approach, dealing with the publicesentment over job loss, over foreclosures. his position was we do not want any john edwards, $400 hair cut moments. the obamas have to reflect a much more sort of regular american lifestyle. >> is that why they clashed? >> it caused tension. >> tell me about it. >> over small things. one thing about the white house is how tiny things become magnified. even the question of whether they would announce a new florist that had come to the whouchl white house. could michelle obama take a makeup and hair artist on trips? these were matters of quiet contention between the east and west wing? >> how effective is michelle obama's, let's move initiative which the campaign that could have some really commercial policy implications. >> absolutely. well, we have to stipulate the comparison is unfair, right? the problems that the president has to deal with are so much more complex than the ones the first lady does, but the first lady had arguably more management experience than the president coming

we want to bring in robert gibbs, senior adviser to president obama's election campaign. he's joining us from the key state of florida where the president will attend fundraisers later today. nice to have you with us this morning. >> good morning. >>> bob pointed out there doesn't seem to be april winner. does this change at all the focus of the obama campaign or does it remain fairly squarely on mitt romney with a little bit of santorum. >> i think this is certainly going to be an interesting race in the next few days and the next few weeks. i'd pick up on what you guys have said this morning. that is, if you're watching this debate at home, there's in the a lot of positive visions being offered for how you want to take this country forward. there was a lot of negative distortions and exaggerations. i mean if mitt romney or describe himself as resolute in this debate, i think that gives you a sense of just how surreal things were. >> resolute was the word he described himself had asked to do that by the moderator. it seems clear that all the questions center around the p

here's robert gibbs. >> i can't help but think that those remarks are well over the line. it's wrong. it's disruptive. it is just time to get rid of this mindset in our politics that if we disagree, we have to question character and faith. >> there's something else going on here and it is the defining of santorum in the national spotlight. a big week for santorum, as big of a week, of course, for romney. both men, their political careers and their futures in many ways on the line this week. also this weekend, requiring insurers to pay for prenatal testing somehow promotes abortion, santorum said. >> they require free prenatal testing in every insurance policy in america. why? because it saves money. why? because free prenatal testing ends up in more abortions and less care that has to be done because we cull the ranks of the disabled in our society. >> asked to explain further on sunday, he doubled down. >> the bottom line is that a lot of prenatal tests are done to identify deformities in youtero and the customary procedure is to encourage abortion. >> we will talk about

charles gibb son and michael ing were rescued after more than 12 hours in the water. their ordeal will be featured on the "i survived" series. they say it's a way of coping and draw attention to their missing story -- missing friends. >>> marine biologists say sharks are the biggest threat to california's sea otter population. marine biologists say the number of attacks on otters has skyrocketed in the last few years. in the mid-1990s, about 10% of the dead sea otters found along the california coast had shark bites. today, it's about 30%. researchers are not sure why the number has increased. >>> if you ever wanted to see a giant octopus? now is your chance. the giant octopus dropped into this exhibit this morning. starting today the aquarium says it will be educating visitors about the species. >> more than anything, giant pacific octopus like to eat dungeness crab. it's their favorite thick in the world. we recovered the -- thing in the world. we recovered them from the fishermen because they snuck in and had a free meal. >> the visitors can get an upclose look at