people are around a table, they say, ok, we will have janet jackson's costume ripped. no 1 could make the argument that it would have been unreasonable to find that in decent. so cbs has no objection. to make a different argument, this is confusing, and the commission has acknowledged that they know the policy was a certain way. >> it seems that the fleeting material exception seems to be the norm, not the contextual analysis. >> what was the norm was the entire cases, for reading material was not indecent. but all the cases are perfectly consistent with the commission. >> that seem to be the case with george carlin. they all have to do with fleeting exceptions. >> the bono and richie cases were words cases, and that is the whole point. yes, they did change policy with returned to deleting expletives -- >> what case says images are different from words. the fcc said ward are different? -- words are different? >> defect is -- the fact is, they apply contextual analysis to images. the burden is really on cbs, not the commission. this court disagrees and has come back wit

people are around a table, they say, ok, we will have janet jackson's costume ripped.n unreasonable to find that in decent. so cbs has no objection. to make a different argument, this is confusing, and the commission has acknowledged that they know the policy was a certain way. >> it seems that the fleeting material exception seems to be the norm, not the contextual analysis. >> what was the norm was the entire cases, for reading material was not indecent. but all the cases are perfectly consistent with the commission. >> that seem to be the case with george carlin. they all have to do with fleeting exceptions. >> the bono and richie cases were words cases, and that is the whole point. yes, they did change policy with returned to deleting expletives -- >> what case says images are different from words. the fcc said ward are different? -- words are different? >> defect is -- the fact is, they apply contextual analysis to images. the burden is really on cbs, not the commission. this court disagrees and has come back with recognition that there was an embodiment of that ,

some people say ever since the janet jackson wardrobe malfunction the nfl has played it a little bitive as far as the age of the people performing. so you have one side saying these guys are too old, saying, really, the who? others saying, the who, we like them. >> darren rovell gets to cover the super bowl. darren, thanks for the report. >>> and, by the way, darren and so many of our colleagues know sports fans love, love to show their loyalty to their team. listen to what happened. this x-ray picked up an earring, the symbol for the new orleans saints. the woman took off her jewelry before bedtime. she also took some vitamins. as you can see that is now multivitamin. wdsu talked to the woman and, yes, her story is true. she is also okay. she is fine and, i don't know, next time she should keep her earrings on until after the super bowl. >>> the snow is already starting to fall on the east coast. up to 24 inches expected in some areas. we'll tell you who is going to get hit the hardest. plus, breaking this morning, nbc news has obtained personal e-mails of former alaska governor sar

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