someone in the stands shot video as the goalposts came down and the crowd cheered. this is where some of the injured were crushed and others fell from high perches to the concrete below. most were taken to hospital for sprains or broken bones. took the police 45 minutes to get the fans off the field. >> herman cain's depart fewer from the republican presidential field comes as a crucial time. the nation's first primaries and caucuses are just around the corner and the full-scale courting of voters are going into overdrive. here's the latest. >> the hunt is on for herman cain supporters after the republican suspended his white house bid on saturday under the weight of allegations of sexual misconduct. >> a lot of herman cain supporters have been calling our office and coming over to our side. >> former houston speaker newt gingrich is still the man to beat until the iowa caucuses. the latest des moines register poll shows him with 25% support, followed by ron paul and mitt romney and a sizable amount of undecided voters. so nothing is for certain right now in this to

the republicans have continued in his words to move the goalpost on this nomination?well, of course the president should never make an appointment that bypasses congress and he's done it on several occasions and it's wrong and that really bypasses the accountability that we're looking for in this agency that we don't have. we tried to fix this bill when it was going through congress and president some parameters around this agency. but, in fact, there is no oversight on this agency. they set their own budget without any oversight going through the appropriations process in congress. and they have the ability to tell the fed you have to give us up to 10%-- which is $600 million-- we've already given this agency $150 million. they have now asked for an increase to $329 million. now keep in mind, judy, that the areas that sherrod is talking about are already regulated. >> woodruff: well, let me stop you there and ask senator brown about that. senator brown, what about her point? she's repeated the point that this is an agent they has the right to go in and take a lot of

they pulled down the goalposts and some fans were tram manied as the crowd struggled to reach the exits. >> all right. let's talk about tonight's weather and one weather woe this evening, it has been a nice sunday, temperature warm, but foggy breaking out, mainly eastern maryland, the lower eastern shore, back up through dover and southern new jersey. it will be tough travel, i-95 north and east and this will spread from east to west over the bay. we are seeing some reduced visibility on the western side of the bay. 40 in baltimore, 44 at dulles. there is a new weather maker beginning a push in from the west. more on that coming up later in the news. tomorrow, 60, a chance for a shower by tomorrow night. we'll talk about the week coming up. >>> thank you, run, run, runaway. the ravens would not fall down on this december day. the ravens ran all over a sloppy cleveland and won 24-10 and out of the first 32 plays the ravens ran the ball 27 times. they broke their own team record, running the ball 55 times today. ray rice, a career afternoon. 204 yards on the ground, fourth highest in rave

he takes his finger and rolls it over the goalpost after that catch.b. >> gus: 101 yards, two touchdowns for rosario. extra point good. 49-31. nelson rosario in motion! >> g: 49-31, oregon. 1:51 away from the pac-12 conference championship. ucla continuing to fight. a feel-good touchdown for the bruins and neuheisel. 1:51 to go. the play of the game tonight, and it was early on. got it going with lamichael james. >> charles: beautifully blocked at the line of scrimmage. ucla, no one deep to try to make a play on lamichael james. once he pierced the line of scrimmage, there was a wall and that's kamalani, the running back coach right next to him. he spent thanksgiving day at the campbell home enjoying the meal and he rewarded his coach for feeding him with a big game tonight. >> gus: he comes in and takes the snap with 1:43 remaining. stay tuned for the at&t postgame show and the first-ever announcement of the mvp for the championship game. >> charles: do we have much doubt about that? >> gus: i don't think there's much doubt about it. one mr. lamichael

he celebrates with a dunk over the goalpost, up 21-10.ourth quarter, brees needs 30 yards to make history. hits darren sproles for a nine-yard touchdown. a big moment for brees and the saints. with that pass, actually, brees surpassed dan marino to set a new nfl record for most passing yards in a single season. brees has 5,087 yards this year. still has another game to play. a record that stood for 27 years. you see him celebrating with his teammates. marino offered congratulations saying great job by such a special player. the saints went on to a route over atlanta. the cowboys still in the hunt for the playoffs heading into their sunday night football game with the giants so the nfc picture is set. the winner of the giants/cowboys game is the last team. the bengals still fighting for a spot with the raiders, titans and jets still remotely for some of those teams in the hunt. >>> how about this, missouriand north carolina facing off in the independence bowl. organizers were left scrambling before kickoff to find a replacement trophy afte

and if i'm gingrich, i'm going to play for the goalpost here. i'm going to shoot for the stars and stay on the straight and narrow as long as and as hard as i can. so the next dynamic we're going to see played out is going to be leading up to that ballot box on january 3rd. >> what would you rather be, the guy running for the goalposts, running down the field, breaking away, or rather be the guy hoping that he stumbles? >> i would rather be the guy breaking away right now, to be honest with you. because i don't want to have to pin my future to someone else's failure or success. if i'm gingrich, i'll cut my own pathway. he knows he can't afford the screw-ups and the slip-ups, so i think you're going to see a steadier but quick campaign by gingrich. i think the romney folks will have to mix it up a little bit if they really want that fumble to occur. >> let's look at this from the other side of the field. governor rendell, you're looking at these two guys. there they are. they have track records. based upon their track records and the current mome

after several students are injured when fans storm the field, and as you see there, tear down the goalposts just very important to get the cancer out. >> tv personality jewel yawn na ran sick reveals months ago she had breast cancer. >>> the laws in 15 states have college students scrambling to comply since college i.d.s will no longer be acceptable in some states. joining me now is peter levine of tufts university where he's the director of c.i.r.c.l.e. they say the measures are a reaction to the unprecedented minority turnout in 2008 elections and officerses and latinos gaining larger population, that's how they assess these laws that suppress minority voters. what are the benefits that republicans support this when they, too, need young voters when it's time for people to stroet in the presidential election? >> yeah, i think their calculation if they think in those terms is very short term. they're looking at the 2008 election and saying, this is a population that voted very strongly for barack obama and we don't to make it easier for them vote. in fact, we'd like to make it harder. the

when the clock ran out, fans swarmed the field and tore down the two goalposts. some people were tramp the while one man fell 15 feet onto the concrete during the celebration and back in the bay area, three people suffered major injuries when a railing at at&t park collapsed. it happened just before 9:15 last night during a championship football game between sacred heart cathedral and s.a.t. ignatius high schools. those who were injured were treated at the stage. 12,000 people were in the stands during the game. >>> a man walking a bike along the shoulder of 101 in burlingame was killed by an oncoming car. it happened at broadway exit. the chp tells ktvu the man was walking southbound on the shoulder of the northbound lane. the accident closed all northbound lanes for about an hour. the chairperson says the adult man was pronounced dead at the the scene. >>> more tension between police and protesters after an overnight crackdown on the occupy portland encampment. >> you must clear the intersection. failure to do so couldrupt in your arrest. >> portland city offic

rushing to the pitch to celebrate a victory but at the causing a crush and also tearing down the goalpost. more pictures of lines and i'm also a world war two so after more than six decades after the end they find out about the forty five thousand people evacuated from the german city as experts work to defuse two massive bombs the first one point a tell the british explosives the other a small. the american one again we got the details online called the. future of afghanistan is at stake at a conference in germany with delegates from key countries attending except one crucial one pakistan is boycotting it in the latest sign of a deepening crisis in its relations with the us it follows the recent deadly nato air raid on a pakistani border post which killed twenty four of its soldiers and he's a gold has gone off reports. some of the key political figures like u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and russia's foreign minister said go after all are taking part this is the second such conference being held in germany the first one happened exactly ten years ago back then the delegates wer

dot com let's take a look at what you can check out there right now celebration madness goalposts torn down and crowds trampled as thousands of fans burst onto the playing field at a stadium. in the world war two alert more than six decades after it ended forty five thousand residents are evacuated from a german city experts work to defuse two world war two bombs massive one point eight tons are explosive and a small american one. recent deadly air attack on pakistan has put the u.s. mission in afghanistan in danger with supplies cut off washington may soon have to turn to other transit states to keep its military effort going among them is russia and the saudis going to chicken reports this could mean some well timed diplomatic leverage for moscow. supplies are would keep a war running nato actions have put all operations in afghanistan in danger after attacks that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islamic bought cut off one of the alliances major supply routes to again is saying. i would like to extend my most sincere condolences. to pakistan washington's condolences were not eno

celebrate victory but as you can see there and of course in such a crush and also tearing down the goalpost couple pictures online and a world war two more than six decades after it ended find out about the forty five thousand people evacuated from a german city as experts work to defuse two bombs a massive one point a ton british explosives and a small american. the future of afghanistan has been at stake at a conference in germany with delegates from key countries attending except one crucial one pakistan has boycotted it in the latest sign of a deepening crisis in its relations with the us it follows the recent deadly nato air raid on a pakistani border post which killed twenty four of its soldiers and he got his gun off brings you up today this is the second such conference being held in the first one happened exactly ten years ago back then the delegates were working on the rebuilding of afghanistan we storing peace in the country building democratic institutions and so on and unfortunately ten years later some of these issues still remain and probably one of the most troubling ones is

thousand of fans stormed the field and tore down goalposts. after oklahoma state beat at their home stadium. two people were critically injured. at least 11 suffered injuries, including broken ankles and back spains. >> most of the injuries were caused by fans jumping the wall. after the victory over ou. on to the field. so the height of the jump, likely caused the injuries that we saw. >> and several fans were also trampled. it looked like a stampede there. it took police about 40 minutes to clear that field. >>> and portland, oregon, the latest to be the cleared-out camp in the occupy movement. police arrested those who refused to leave the park. hundreds of protesters who left the park marched through downtown portland. >>> and police in ohio have identified the body of an ohio man be the third victim of the so-called craigslist murder. the body was found in a shallow grave late last month. police would not say if he answered the same ad allegedly posted by richard beasley and a high school student, promising farm work. >>> tsa is attacking

he takes his finger and rolls it over the goalpost after that catch.b. >> gus: 101 yards, two touchdowns for rosario. extra point good. 49-31. nelson rosario in motion! >> gus: 49-31, oregon. 1:51 away from the pac-12 conference championship. ucla continuing to fight. a feel-good touchdown for the bruins and neuheisel. 1:51 to go. the play of the game tonight, and it was early on. got it going with lamichael james. >> charles: beautifully blocked at the line of scrimmage. ucla, no one deep to try to make a play on lamichael james. once he pierced the line of scrimmage, there was a wall and that's kamalani, the running back coach right next to him. he spent thanksgiving day at the campbell home enjoying the meal and he rewarded his coach for feeding him with a big game tonight. >> gus: he comes in and takes the snap with 1:43 remaining. stay tuned for the at&t postgame show and the first-ever announcement of the mvp for the championship game. >> charles: do we have much doubt about that? >> gus: i don't think there's much doubt about it. one mr. lamicha

there, he concede the goalposts going death if one person fell about 15 ft. from the concrete from the stands. helicopters were used to evacuate fans. the university had no immediate comment on the incident. by the way, the cowboys won 44- 10. >>marty: >>ysabel: a win it with fire spreads in santa rosa. >>marty: in the meantime, a live look outside, no clouds in the sky or fog. plenty of sunshine and cool temperatures. we will be right back. >>marty: here is a double live look outside. on the left, walnut creek. on the right, a beautiful view from mt. tam. fifth >>ysabel: everything is called, but chilly. janu >> blue skies and a lot of sunshine. in napa it is currently 41 getting to 55 by noon with an afternoon high of 58 and cooling down to the chilly 39 degrees by 8:00 p.m.. temperatures elsewhere are pretty cool. in the north bay, santa rosa is at 33, the same for fairfield. 47 in san francisco. 43 in mountain view. upper 30s in the south bay. future cast 4 is set for this. we will see more fifties popping up indicated by the light blue color. by 2:00 p.m

once you see the goalposts go down, you have to beware.that what happened in oklahoma state. carry them through town have a great time. while you do it, make sure you're not hurting folks in the school. martha: stepping on people's heads. bill: a little bit of that too. you saw the rush, what a scene. they dumped documents hoping no one would notice. new details on operation "fast and furious" and how the justice department admitted lying right to one senator's face. details on that. martha: will mitt romney's responses some sort of call them snippy, give an opening to another candidate who is at the back of the pack? >> you think a mandate, mandatedding people to buy insurance is the right tool? >> bret, i don't know how many hundreds times i said this too. this is unusual interview. all right. let's do it again. martha: republican presidential candidate jon huntsman is watching all of that quite closely. he jones us live next. almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try

you see the goalpost come down. >> i wonder what they're doing this morning knowing their team won'tplaying for the national championship. it'll be alabama instead. congratulations to the cowboys. we are looking at rainfall across, well, a good slice of the country. it's not moving all that quickly. a look at the radar scope. where the flood watches and warnings are posted up and down the mississippi and then stretching across the ohio river valleys. this is where the rain is located now and actually in the southern end of this we got cold air behind it. snow popping up on the radar scope across the scope of indiana and oklahoma city. blizzard conditions across new mexico possibly and albuquerque specifically in some of the higher terrain. as far as how much rain, 2 to 4, maybe 6 in some spots with this very slow-moving front. we'll get to the rain tonight and tomorrow and again the back side of this we'll have snow and also strong santa ana winds again today and tomorrow, critical fire danger across parts of southern california. 11 degrees for the high. 42 in chicago. 58 mild in new

after thousands of overexcited oklahoma state football fans stormed the field and tore down the goalposts after the team's big win. some people were trampled. one person fell 15 feet on to concrete. 13 people were take on the the hospital, including two with critical injuries. >>> in germany, 45,000 residents of the city of will be vac waited today as they plan to detonate a world war ii era bomb that was discovered in the rhine river. >>> the presidential race, new proof that the ground has once again shifted. look at this new poll. newt gingrich is on top with 25%. ron paul is in second place with 18%. in third place, mitt romney at 16%. 11% remain undecided. the other candidates are all in single digits. the poll marks a new stage in the campaign, just one month before the all-important iowa caucuses and here as always to guide us through the political jungle is our man jon karl, with "this week in politics." >> reporter: this was the week that it started to look like mitt romney could actually lose. just look at the coverover "time" magazine or ask newt gingrich. >> i'm going to be th

well, the scene got crazy fast and espn showed the fans tearing down the goalpost.the people injured were trampled in the rush, but two people suffered critical injuries when they jumped or fell from a high retaining around from around the field. we'll talk more about oklahoma state and whether they should get a title shot. but first, this just moments ago. >> it's in! >> that was tiger woods ending his drought with his first tournament win in more than two years. woods shot 10 under for the tournament, 3 under for the day to edge past zach johnson at the chevron world challenge in california. jon wortheim joins me now. here's the cover, featuring the los angeles clippers, blake griffin. okay, jon, tiger hadn't won a tournament since november 2009, right before that very public sex scandal cost him his marriage. is this win enough to say that tiger is back? >> oh, it's a great sign. i mean, no doubt, this is the best news in two years. i don't know if you'd call winning the chevron, he's back. but this has been a rough couple of years. we haven't seen a fall from gr

you can't spend a life rooting for the guy headed for the goalpost to fumble. because most of the time, they don't fumble. thank you, cynthia tucker, being hopeful for the christmas period. and peter boyer being a good record. great piece on the cover. how the photographer got him to pose in that arrogant way, maybe that's part of the thing we're looking for here. look at this guy! arms akimbo, that's called. >>> coming up, newt gingrich lass raced out to a big lead because, as we said, he's a bomb thrower. we've got newt's five biggest stink bombs, his wildest, most incendiary statements. you should remember these for friday nights when you're sitting next to somebody perhaps at a saloon and you want to remind them about who this guy really is. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. do you think it all comes from? elves. [ laughs ] [ thunder crashes ] hurry up, lads! storm's brewin'. ♪ [ woman laughs ] stop it. ♪ flavored with real honey.vicks nature fusion cold & flu syrup. powerful cold medicine that leaves out artificial flavors and dyes and instead use

speaker boehner has time and time again moved the goalposts back back. said get rid of the millionaire's tax and maybe he'll pass it. he didn't. he said lower the percentage from 3 to 2, and he wanted the pipeline, swallowed out and put it in there and you can't negotiate with that. negotiating with speaker boehner is like nailing jell-o to the wall. we need him to pass this two-month deal which would give us some degree of assurance that both he and his caucus are really for giving the middle class a tax cut. we think secretly they are not. >> a critic might say that the senate should not have adjourned with this matter still open. as a matter of fact, newt gingrich among others, is one who said he thought it was against the best interest of both the house and the senate for the senate to have left, i think he said something along the lines, of abdicating its responsibility. >> the senate has met its responsibility. what more could we do to pass a bill 89-10, a bill that speaker boehner said was a good bill after it passed and to send it over to the hou

you can't spend a life rooting for the guy headed for the goalpost to fumble. because of the time, they don't fumble. thank you, cynthia tucker, being hopeful for the christmas period. and peter boyer being a good record. how the photographer got him to pose in that arrogant way, maybe that's part of the thing we're looking for here. look at this guy! arms akimbo, that's called. >>> we've got newt's five biggest stink bombs, his wildest, most incendiary statements. you should remember these for friday nights when you're sitting next to somebody perhaps at a saloon and you want to remind them about who this guy really is. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information,

we have 35 bowl games and so yesterday they decided to set up a field goalpost in times square.ike jim kelly and george, and what they were doing yesterday was for a good cause and they also broke a guinness book world record and they kicked 181, 20-yard field goals and they raised a ton of money for the big brothers, big sisters foundation and had a lot of fun and they had the gramatica brothers and there was a guinness book of world records for everything. and they broke one yesterday and 181 field goals in six hours. >> joe carter, always a pleasure. >> happy college football bowling to you. they a game every day for, like, the next three and a half weeks. enjoy that. >> love it. joe, thanks as always. >>> six minutes to the top of the hour. they're about to get in session a few minutes from now. they're getting to ready to vote on $1 trillion in government spending and they're deciding whether to leave your paycheck alone. we're taking you to capitol hill. stay with us on cnn saturday morning. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural

rowdy fans tearing part the goalposts, some jumping off the stands, others trampleed it took police 45 the pharmacy chain cvs is taking heat trying to crackdown on prescription drug abuse. the company will no longer fill prescriptions written by certain doctors for widely abused pain drugs. >> heather: right now that ban applies only to some doctors in the state of florida. could this hurt legitimate patients? joining us dr. patty, senior attending physician of emergency management at st. barnabas in the bronx, new york. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> heather: some people need these pain medications potential for abuse is great. is this the best way to counter that? >> there's definitely indications for being on strong narcotic pain medicine you break your leg, migraine headaches, post operative. there's a certain percentage of patients who require long term chronic medication use trying to see the prescribing practices of the physicians there needs to be a two-way die log. these physicians were trained and certified in prescribing these types of medications.