johnson is thinking first about the loyalty to walter jenkins and his family. reaching out to him with a statement of support. and she essentially says, is carol has indicated, i know you can't do it, lyndon, but i am going to make a statement. she just goes ahead and does it. it is a very well worded and thoughtful statement. she backed it up with years of friendship with walter jenkins. >> is a very moving story. that story alone is who was reading both of these books for. i think. this was one of the most productive presidential terms in the history of this country. it is amazing how many bills got passed under lbj. that, again, was the product of this symbiosis between the two. i have a long list here of the accomplishment of that administration, and i would rather ask mark to please designate as many of the acts that he signed them what they meant meant as a great society and civil rights act, voters rights act and we haven't even begun to get close to vietnam. i would like to ask mike to talk about ladybird's contributions to the country, not as separate,

when designing the sea wall, jenkins and his colleagues turned to nature for inspiration.rregularly shaped surfaces of sea cliffs and coral reefs reflect a minimal amount of wave energy, so the scripps scientists decided to incorporate nature's energy-absorbing design into their sea wall. so far, this wall has been a success. the property has been protected from further erosion without destroying the beach at the wall's base. but while jenkins is committed to building the most effective sea walls he can, he recognizes that they are only a short-term solution, and he is sensitive to the arguments of those who oppose attempts to redirect or in any way modify natural processes along the coast. there's a wide variety of environmental groups, and there's a wide range of government officials and university professors who oppose construction and structural intervention on the shoreline, and the reason is philosophical-- that we want to preserve the shoreline in its natural state. those who are going to lose property if erosion continues also have a concern, and those are the peop

then it was jelani jenkins. roberson hauled that one before he was taken out of bounds. and florida made those points count on the unanswered points and the points off turnovers tonight. 24 unanswered points. wilder drops the pass out of the backfield. 14 points off the turnovers so far. >> todd: a little turnaround from last year. four interceptions by the gators led to 21 points for florida state in a 21-7 victory in gainesville. just the opposite tonight. >> brad: this crowd is ignited by the third quarter and filing out now, as on senior night, it's not going to be a happy night, i don't think, for ej manuel. holly? >> holly: tank carradine on the sideline and examined that right knee. he is not able to return. he is beside himself. you i saw the team chaplain have a prayer with him. he is up and walking around right now but this could be devastating news for him. he is very upset. we will evaluate it further after the game but acc championship game come up and his future in the nfl. >> brad: ice bag on the knee and hopefully he will be back next week. they are going

and let us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina and rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with

. >> my friend dan jenkins once wrote a is a tire cal -- satiracal, the 10 stages of drunkenness, skip dinner and number seven, i'm invincible. but particularly men in power, by the way, we rarely if ever hear of any woman involved in this thing that's made public. but anyway, particularly with petraeus, lived in danger for a long time, lived with risk, and risk can be addictive. and the adventure, the risk and then because you're in a position feeling, i'm invincible, i'm invisible. it's a mirage but very easy to believe the higher you go. chris: i think it's called in the old days beer glasses. you can see through those lenses and don't see rationally. >> that raises another point why aren't there women in positions of power you hear this about. i think there's still, women are more attracted to men in positions of power and men aren't exactly attracted to women in positions of power. >> there are more women in power compared to men. >> i think women in positions of power tend to be seen as successful but not likable. and there is something there about our attraction levels to men an

to jenkins for the hoop. cardinals down eight at the half.ke the lead mid-way through the second half. then the bruins took over. karen johnson will go into the lane to extend the lead to six. belmont wins 70-62 handing stanford its first loss in four games. all to tonight's st. mary's unbeaten in four games hosting eastern washington and winning by 19. >>> still to come on this late night edition of sports wrap, the stanford cardinals find themselves [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >>> it all began with the daytona 500. nascar has its champion. they're racing for this and a lot of money too. five time winner jimmy johnson came in trailing. john

that's what photojournalist dave jenkins found when some troops in washington, d.c.home after almost a year in afghanistan. >> i'm happy. >> how you doing? welcome home. >> being in america again is like everything you always dreamed of. >> a bunch of mountains, a bunch of rocks. i'm happy to be back and see gray. >> welcome back, man. >> nice to see you, man. >> likewise. >> i carry that with me every day. this just reminded me of what i got back at home. [ applause ] >> hey, man. >> welcome back! >> daddy loves you. >> i love it. it feels good. to know that people missed you as much as you missed them. >> and with that, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to all veterans and their families. thanks for your service to the country. on behalf of all of the fine photojournalists at cnn, i'm tom foreman. thank you for watching.

jenkins. >>> the former raiders coach told the bay area news today that cal was a golden opportunity. he said he had not been contacted by cal but the school had been targeting him as a possible replacement. >>> the a's are getting into the holiday spirit of giving. the team announced today they will be donating a full playoff share to charity. this idea was apparently that of johnny. >>> i have in my and the tuesday night top five. jason scores a goal five seconds in overtime. this is better. the bakers field goal sets off a teddy bear toss, 7,000 bears thrown on the ice. at number three, check thought kid's shot. he's eight years old. you know who it is? lebron james, jr. this one, the chief decided to get manning's autograph. >> it's peyton manning. who wouldn't want a picture. if you had an opportunity, would you take it? >>reporter: i'd like it. >> he's he's got something. when i first got five, i got dave's autograph the first time i saw him. a legend. we'll be right back. >>> rough weather is coming, so maybe we should see something beautiful before. >> yeah. >> turn out the li

palmer airs it out and jenkins with a pick six and returns it 55 yards.almer threw for 325 yards and has two picks and they are up 14-0 just like that. drew brees 20-27. add to his nfl record of 53 straight games with a td pass. look at this throw to lance moore. raiders did end with a bang. he makes a better catch. palmer goes over 3,000 yards and the raiders fall to 3 and 7 and losing to the saints 38-17. >> we had our opportunities and we had our chances. great teams finish and great teams when you have your opportunities like we have had and every game this year, you capitalize on those. we haven't done a good enough job on that. >> his future is on the line at cal after his bears lost to oregon state. 62-14 and ending the season with a 3-9 record. he is the winningest coach in the storied history. it takes $6.9 million to buy out his contract after 11 years at the helm. at least two former cal bears have the coaches back. >> he is my head coach back when i was at cal. i still think he has a bright future. he has been there for 10 years. 8 out of 10 y

palmer airs it out and jenkins with a pick six and returns it 55 yards. palmer threw for 325 yards and has two picks and they are up 14-0 just like that. drew brees 20-27. add to his nfl record of 53 straight games with a td pass. look at this throw to lance moore. raiders did end with a bang. he makes a better catch. palmer goes over 3,000 yards and the raiders fall to 3 and 7 and losing to the saints 38-17. >> we had our opportunities and we had our chances. great teams finish and great teams when you have your opportunities like we have had and every game this year, you capitalize on those. we haven't done a good enough job on that. >> his future is on the line at cal after his bears lost to oregon state. 62-14 and ending the season with a 3-9 record. he is the winningest coach in the storied history. it takes $6.9 million to buy out his contract after 11 years at the helm. at least two former cal bears have the coaches back. >> he is my head coach back when i was at cal. i still think he has a bright future. he has been there for 10 years. 8 out of 10

how about a touchdown grab by austin jenkins. zack mainered goes down with any injury. they fall david letterman is coming up next. what are you doing this weekend? how about a little gangham style. you wonder what happens in between these stories? >> we just looked at the video. we had never ,,,,,,,,,,,,

jenkins, twopicks, 14-0 saints. second quarter, raiders driving.throw bounces off brandon meiers are hands. saints up 21-7 at the half. saints open the second half with a 73-yard chickoff return. next play, mark inning gramm takes it the rest of the way. brees, 20-27, 219 yards, 3 ttds, 53 straight games with a t.d. pass. lance moore, what a throw. we have a raider highlight, palmer with a great throw. 38-17. palmer goes over 3,000 yards for the season but raiders have issues and fall to the saints 38-17. >>> meanwhile, the broncos and chargers matched up in denver. 31-yard to stokeley. in the third quarter, eric decker does the rest. going 20 yards. broncos running away with the division. 30-23 the final. >> i'm sure colts quarterback andrew luck was inspired by stanford upsetting oregon in eugene. does that carry over into new england today against tom brady and the patriots? unfortunately did not. andrew two pick sixes in the second quarter. colts driving and andrew air mails toyota lieb. he goes 59 yards the other way and that gave the patriots