and he did happen, and lombardi got fired. now. there are conflicting stories. cleveland in the denying it but jed york said it's not true. >> how about co-existing going forward from this point? >> well, ama i think they're going have to. this has become an pr nightmare. and this is the situation where i think jim harbaugh is trying to get an extension, maybe using lombardi as leverage. if they don't it's going to be a detriment to the team. sources told me that they love the fact jim turned a program around. but they couldn't wait to see him leave. i'm hearing same rumblings with the 49ers he's a control freak and rubs people the wrong way. i understand the job, i mean the deal was to plea but jim's wife did not want to live in cleveland. i can only imagine what it could be just avoiding the media. >> yes. certainly. thank you, shu. >> awkward. >> you're looking at a live picture from sky seven hd over a water main break in berkeley. crews received a call about an hour ago of the break. and in this video you can see water just bubbling out of the main. other e

john wooden, even lombardi, that's your mount rushmore. >> rose: lombardi? >> lombardi and then john wooden. >> rose: so wooden, phil jackson -- >> john wooden, phil jackson, vince lombardi and red auerbach. >> rose: because they -- they didn't just do it one time. >> they kept doing it. what's interesting is bill russell will tell you it's actually harder to keep wining with the same players because tensions build up and it's hard to sustain. there's a great argument on who could make it better than bill russell but you're talking about a guy who won with seven-foot centers. he won with small starting line ups. he won a lot of different ways and you did it not only with the usual roster turnover in college athletics but he did it at a time of incredible social upheaval. >> rose: this is when john wooden was 90 something talking about basketball and coaching and life. >> well, for years i would take an extra course in psychology even after i was teaching. just to learn something about working with people because i think as far as knowledge of the game, wheth

miles de personas van al boulevard del súper bowl disfrutan de espectaculos y ver el trofeo vince lombardidenver y seattle . >> ojalá que broncos ganen por el hermano de elay , si tengo en mi casa 50 invitados . >>p ero más quedan 82 mil espectadores que usan el transporte público que irán al estadio en nueva jersey . >> todos estarán chequeados antes de ir en transportes, entonces ellos mismos para que no haya explosivos . >> gran seguridad policial con ms de 3 mil cámaras por la ciudad . >> vigilancia aérea, y más de 40 mil policías en lados estrategicos . >> tienen policías encubiertos para ver si hay sospechoso y paran y lo revisan . >> el clima en si y ropa abrigada es un reto para las revisiones policiales . >> con tanta ropa uno no sabe pero no me interesa que no nos revisen . >> no hay amenaza de atentado dicen las autoridades, pero son 1 millones de personas que están en el área para el evento más importante en este país . >> como pasa antes la policía dice que el público es el mejor aliado , estando alerta en nueva york , univisión . >> el paradero del presidente de el salvador e

permitido en ciertos casos y el 66% se opone a matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo >>federico lombardior el alto índice de aprobacion del papa francisco >>no es nada nuevo, hemos visto desde los primeros días de papado como las gente estaba contento >>el 1% califica su papado como pobre >>en plaza san pedro cada miércoles se ve esto, no necesita sondeos para esto >>hoy muchos hablan de este sorprendente sondeo, como muestra que la iglesia esta cerca de representar lo que los fieles quieren y como esta lejos de los que estos quieren >>para conocer los resultados globales en univisiónnoticias.com en el especial la huella digital, conectese >>el pescador naufrago albarenga, inicio su regreso a casa, y no tarda 13 meses sino un par de días, y no en una pequeña embarcacion sino en avión. luis mehid desde hawai nos cuenta como ha sido la travesía desde islas marshall >>estamos en aeropuerto internacional de honolulu, el primer viaje de albarenga a su país el salvador >>las 8 mil millas a su país sera más rápido, a el le tomo ocho meses llegar a la isla marshall de hawai vuela, los médicos di

. >> soak it all up and watched the fellows walk away with the lombardi trophy. >> an accused serialis facing more than 230 years behind bars. police say he was caught on camera preying on businesses and pedestrians throughout downtown. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has the surveillance video showing the attacks. as he orders to cupcakes at the chicago bakery. say he yanks out a handgun, switching his order to every dime in the register. >> i saw the gun and i was terrified. acted on impulse. >> something in me was saying, run, run, run. >> he snagged a second clerk and forced her to open the register with a gun pressed to her neck. >> he could've pulled the trigger. >> he also robbed a man outside a beer and wine store before holding up a bp station. glenn -- gunreled is clearly visible in the former convict's right-hand. he can then be seen tossing the clerk a shopping bag which he feels with money and cigarettes. be locked up. >> it is something that has affected me a lot. i don't feel safe and it is just bad. >> kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> a strange offer from the nation

john wooden, even lombardi -- i would say those are the mount rushmore.-john wooden, phil jackson vince lombardi -- >> and read our back. >> because they did not do it one time. >> bill russell to you that it is harder to keep winning with the same players because tensions build up and it is hard to sustain. there's a great argument to be made there. again, you're talking about a guy who one with seven foot centers, small starting lineups. .e won a lot of different ways not only with the usual roster in college athletics but at a time of incredible social and evil. >> this is when he was 90 something on this program. talking about aslan coaching and life. >> for years, i would take an extra course in psychology. just to learn something about working with people because as far as knowledge of the game, be it baseball managers are basketball teacher cultures or whatever, i think the knowledge -- there is not too much difference but there is tremendous difference in the way they can get those under their supervision to get together for the company. >> he has

lombardi -- since he lombardi trophy, what is that like for you? >> it is a tremendous honor. i like to be the franchise quarterback release atul seahawks. all the things we have done. the fact that these seattle seahawks had never won a super bowl in the franchise history. to be the first one to do it, our team had a great year. my dad always used to tell me was, why not you? why can't you be the super bowl-winning quarterback. i thought, why not. that was our mindset and we went for it. >> you played baseball and football in college. the tactics -- the texas rangers had bought the rights you at one point. >> i always imagine playing to sports. i thought i would be one of those guys. playing a quarterback is talk. it is an important role. lot to do and a lot to prepare for. that is where my focus is. the gm of the texas rangers called me. --i forgot you were on rest west coast time. >> they wanted to bring me into the organization. if you ever want to play baseball again, you have that option. you can talk to our players and modified them -- motivate them to be where you are.

the lombardi trophy and john fox and pete, the final time... >> dreaming about this as a kid and workinggh the years and battling and watching other guys doing it and here we are for the first time for us, and it's a tremendous honor. >> you table individuals and try to paint a picture of where you want to get to and, you know, i think this is the pinnacle of it, unlike different levels of football, there's only one happy camper at the end and that will be the team hoisting the trophy. >> the giants held the media day, and we sat down with the manager. he talked about the incredible bay area fan support. >> bruce. >> the fan following we have, not just whoever, but when we go on the road, it's incredible. it blows me away and it's a special deal that we have here because of how they support us. even last year. we were awful at times but we were sold out so we try to remind the players how fortunate we are because, believe me, very few sport franchises have what we have. >> i was waiting for a big joke! that's it. good night! >>> amanda knox breaks her silence. >> i will never go willingl

watch the fellows walk away with the lombardi trophy. >> security also has a plan and impose a tightsecurity clampdown. >> trying to keep the venue safe is a significant task. >> officials are leaving nothing to chance. even down to tailgating -- there will be none of that. -- will police waltzed scan bags. no backpacks, no large purses are allowed. >> we work together, we work hard, and we leave nothing to chance. >> the security armada includes patrols, and special units that deal with extreme situations. , it is a prime terrorist target where anything can happen. including too brazen robberies in broad dialogue. 80n -- anstore and armored car in broad daylight tonight. >> the super bowl falls on the same day as groundhog day. the punxsutawney groundhog club expects thousands of people in pennsylvania to see phil emerge from his home. that is the stuffed one in dupont circle. the legend is that if he sees his shadow, winter will last six more weeks. we will see what happens tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning it will be quite nice out there. farmers market? no problems there. the problem

lombardi trophy, i wanted to take that home. i don't even want to give this to the seahawks.oung team. these young guys who just had a great season and just to see the elation. i've been in that position. to see them, see the owner, see pete carroll, the happiness on everybody's safe. i took over bradshaw's job because unfortunately his father passed away. he wasn't there for the game. but they didn't tell me that i had to present the trophy until, you know, an hour or so before. >> jimmy: really? >> they said we didn't want to stress you out. and i'm like give a brother some time to think about it. you can't throw me out there in front of millions of people. >> jimmy: you wind up just going here. you did get a moment with another great football player from new york. broadway joe namath. he was wearing his aunt's coat. >> jimmy: you know what great -- joe namath is the original, like, new york, athlete. and he is so cool. so when i saw him with the coat, i'm like hey, joe, how you doing? great, michael. man, that coat is sweet. and he goes well, i thought it was going to be a

. >> watch them walk away with the lombardi trophy. >> google is the clear winner in the advertisingame. almost every prereleased super bowl ad is posted on youtube. through the mountain view based company, it has not disclosed its earns for the football event. almost every prereleased ad is posted on google's youtube. ♪ >> puppy love. the heart-tugging anheuser-busch spot has racked up more than 120 million viewers on wednesday. they're hoping releasing teasers will garner more viewers on game day. >> two fans got a big surprise from the nfl. one of the ladies was catching a connecting flight out of sfo, had her wallet storm, two super bowl tickets inside. when they got to new york city, and they held up a sign explaining what happened during a live tv broadcast from times square. roger goodell happened to be watching and wrangled to tickets for the dualow and invited he women to the honors at the radio city music hole tonight and a special tailgate party before the game tomorrow. pays to have your tickets stolen. >> up next, an iphone catching fire and the only warning, a popping s

been a great night, an excellent time to be out here and check out a team that is observing of a lombardi trophy. and victory wasn't a win for the city, but as you mentioned, defense wined championships, and it was a win that defense wins championships. it shut down what was prolifically the biggest in history. malcolm smith had nine tackles. he returned for a touchdown. >> john, the half-time festivities featured bruno mars. after the show, what happened that buried the broncos. >> well, i am sure the broncos hoped to regroup and play better. they were down 22-0. they decided to kick it away from percy harvan, the defender that played two. he got the ball anyway and 87 yards later the seattle seahawks had a back-breaking touchdown, propelled quarterback russell wilson of the seahawks to become the third youngest quarterback to win a super bowl. >> feels great. in shock right now. happy, can't wait to get out of here and celebrate with the team-mates. >> we believe in the talent. that if we did the right thing, stayed on schedule, that we could win and do the right things. that's the best

a celebration across the pacific northwest for a team finally bringing home the lombardi trophy. >> greatest thing ever. we were going nuts. we had to calm down. >> the seahawks took an early lead, we are talking early, like 12 seconds in over the broncos in super bowl xlviii and never locked back. they bet the broncos 43-8 with a suffocate citizen and take advantage of four denver turnovers. >> despite loss a heart working t between a broncos players and his son is put it all in perspective. a defeated defensive end text his son after the game saying "sorry i let you down," and he said, it is okay, daddy, you are still my hero. he texted well, at least we get to hang out and shared the emergency on twitter and it has been re-tweeted thousands of times. >> a tree fell and smashed into two cars in san francisco. it happened at 8:30 last night with one car suffering major damage. it was very windy in the area yesterday combined with the rain may have been enough for the tree to lose its grip. >> more on the rain we got over the weekend with more rain falling yesterday than in the entire month

i was always higher than clark glaible and carol lombardi. had don delou circumstances se instead. what you do is you go out to lunch with the heads of the studios, and pick up the tab and they are impressed and they buy a lot of the bullshit. >> one of my favourite quotes comes from my friend, sid sisar who says in between comes life and you have to enjoy it to the full. do you believe you have lived life? >> i think i have been doing more in between. i think i have been doing a lot more life in the last 20 years than i have show biz, which is my profession. maybe i'll get back to it a little bit. >> what a pleasure having you on the show. thank you for being here. it was a great experience. the only disappointment is what i get paid to do it. otherwise it was fun. it really was fun. >> new fears over the stability of ukraine. the interior says that russian military forces entered two airports in crimea. >> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha. the other top stories. police fire tear gas on anti-government protesters in venezuela. dealin

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. >> hello, i'm lynn lombardy. i'm here for the marsh, for the community, for san francisco. i'm here to reiterate that the findings and conditions that you set out in desert ones that we are asking you to continue to find valid because they are. other people have been more effective in their speaking than before and i just want to say that i hope you continue to hear the depth of concern of the neighbors and the citizens that live in this area that we don't just start being blah blah blah. the message that has never changed and that's what we want you to remember as you uphold your fine decision that you made in december. >> my name is isabelle barz a. i have lived for 16 years 1 block away from the marsh theatre. i'm a resident for 16 years. my son works with a problem with the marsh especially myself. i have been a state employee for 29 years. i thought i was middle class but now it turns out i cannot afford the below market rates talked about now. the hoa fees. it's all a sham. i hope that the board that this appeals committee really makes a stand for diversity in this co

the website list the san francisco location for the california education partners at 1 lombardy street. we know that's the office of phil halpern and san francisco alliance. the san francisco suite of mr. halpern works. where are they going to fund it. it states the nclb tutoring money and we went into waiver to free that money. we got about $700,000 freed up by going into core waiver and now you are spending 13 percent of that money plowed back into same consultantcy to pay for the core waiver. is this just the beginning of feeding this alternate bureaucratic structure. do you have other payments that are going to be called for? what exactly is it that we are entering into? what will we get out of this expenditure and how much more are we on the hook for. thank you. >> any comments? >> it's up to the commissioners we are happy to highlight some of the information shared in advance. we have staff here who can provide an overview of some of the school designations, what these categories mean, which schools does that involve and this contract in particular is to facilitate the communitie

while peyton man sergeant focused on winning the lombardi trophy, he picked up some valuable hardware. he wins the most valuable player of the year. he led his team to the best record in the afc. he had 49 out of the 50 first place votes. he also won the associated press' offensive player of the year award. earlier today, peyton and the broncos and the seattle seahawks went through their final walk throughs before superbowl 48. john elway made five trips to the big game. peyton manning will be playing in his third championship game. the seahawks only have one player with any superbowl experience. but joe montana believes the seahawks have to win tomorrow. they just have to get to peyton manning which is easier said than done. >> they will keep peyton ton sideline just enough that he doesn't go crazy on them. and their key, i think, is don't let him be comfortable in the pocket. if you can let him shift a hair, he is very accurate. he will put it there. but if you make him move and instead of throwing it right here, he is throwing it right here. now you have a better chance of making a

it's located at the southwest corn of lombardy street and van ness. it's zoned rc 3 residential commercial medium density. the proposed modification includes the replacement of six antennas in the west and south facing facades currently under construction as well as new antennas on the east facing facade. the three additional tennants will be installed to the penthouse. in order to meet the visual impact of the tennants, a collar will be placed below the antenna to hide the key loop below the antenna and back opportunity to cable towards the rear of the building. as this site currently contains at&t mobility, the site is considered a colocation location site and a preference to the guidelines. the applicants did hold a community meeting to the project and a number of the community members acquired about the health effects of the project. the carrier did provide a third party review of the coverage capacity gap needed by the additional and antennas. staff support the project as approved and complies with the guidelines. that concludes my presentation.

this is the first time ever the lombardi trophy is coming to seattle in the tran choose's hiss -- franchise's history. a record number of people did tune in to watch the game. a houston furniture owner was betting that seattle would lose. that made him a $7 million loser. his customers got a chance to win big. >> was it worth it? absolutely. >> reporter: mattress mack says he's out $7 million. he bet wrong when he said the seahawks would lose the super bowl. staying true to his pig skin promotion, customers who bought at least $6,000 worth of furniture in the two weeks leading up to the big game got a complete refund. >> we're leer for the customers. we're here to make houston a better place. if it's good for the customer, it's good for houston, it's good for us. >> reporter: mattress mack means that especially since the promotion brought in customers like leann kaine. >> we're definitely going back to get coffee tables and end tables. >> reporter: she only planned on spending at most $5,000 on furniture but ended up spending a little more than 10-k. the experience she says has made her a loy

. >> vince lombardi coming to your area. >> tikhonov is regarded as one of the most legendary players coaches in hockey history. >> he had the most wins ever. >> his san vasili would eventually work with the san jose sharks as an assistant coach and his son victor junior would carry on the torch. >> he got crafted by the phoenix coyotes in 2008 but for the last couple of years he's been playing in russia and in sochi 2014 he'll represent that country fighting for gold the way his grandfather did as coach of what used to be the soviet olympic team. >> reporter: tatiana is viktor jr.'s sister and another ice hockey player. she says they were born with it in their blood. >> at the newly opened restaurant a stone's throw from their home there's the tikhonov player. he believes viktor jr. in the olympics will inspire more local young players >> i grew up in california so obviously i have a lot of california rooting me. >> you'll always have these professional guys who come in to make their money and they are doing their job an doing it well and having like local guys born and raised here.

that close loss to the seahawks in the nfc title game have the 2nd best odds to take home their 6th lombardiphy the seahawks are the odds-on favorite to repeat >> gary: another bookmaker has the 49ers and seahawks as co-favorites to win but almost all are going with the worst odds with the jacksonville jaguars here is the list 1: seattle seahawks -- 5/1 2: san francisco 49ers -- 7/1 3: denver broncos -- 10/1 4: new england patriots -- 12/1 32:oakland raiders -- 100/1 >> gary: stephan curry's dad dell. a pretty good nba player in his day.is also the television analyst for the warriors opponent tonight. the charlotte bobcats. here's dell earlier today. >> pretty big honor >> gary: chicago bulls center joakim noah was fined by the nba for yelling at the officials after he was ejected from a game at sacramento. >> gary: we received one angry e-mail last night that brutalized vicki last night on the air in my treatment of par. i sent it over to vicki and you want to respond and just before i came up i saw the letter dear mabel i see you how you feel that way. the league announced the >> jacquelin

title by trashing the denver broncos forty three points to eight at the super bowl to lift the vince lombardi trophy in the battle between seattle's league best defense against denver's top off friends led by veteran quarterback peyton manning it was the seahawks who triumph totally dominating the misfiring broncos at the met life stadium in new jersey in the first super bowl states at doors in a cold weather state marshawn lynch is one yard touchdown run and most valuable player malcolm smith sixty nine yard interception return how seattle to it is a twenty two zero lead at the break then percy harvin returned to the second half kickoff eighty seven yards for another touchdown to effectively end the one sided affair. that's the great challenge is can we carry our football and do the things that we've been doing all along on this stage with all the scrutiny and everybody said oh you'll be distracted you're not old enough and all because if that made any difference at all these guys totally understood how to do it they handle it with class in it and the dignity to him i think that to take on t

final press conference as you look on the lombardi trophy. the give their final final thoughts. >> : to dream about the position is scary you know with all the years of coaching in battling watching other guys do it here we are for the first time. it's a tremendous honor. >> : you take individuals and they try to paint a picture to where they want to go. it's the pinnacle of it different levels of football there's only one happy camper at the end. this one twisting the trophy. >> : the giants already it in baseball if you will spring training in the middle of february the had their regular meeting day. but coming at giants ad campaign hundreds of fans use of extras. we sat down on thursday as the wrapup our current run of football season specials. >> : people are happy people are sad >> : let's start with dick up how much water of cost have joe montana to attend the last game. joe did an interview earlier in the week where he kept saying the reason he did go to less game basically i had family and family things to do. we repeat this telophase

them stunned 43-8 and after the game, they rushed to the center of the field to receive the coveted lombardi trophy and they received the first title. after that, they poured into the streets of seattle and it looked a lot like the giants' win back in 2012. but a few minutes after the victory, university of washington started fires in the streets and then started tweeting about it and at one point they tweet add couch on to those flames. >> >> and -- >>> and a new waterfront in san francisco is delayed and they are now on hold for at least a year. they have the estimated cost just to fix the peers where the arena would be built has nearly doubled up to $180 million. they need extensive repair work. >>> happening today, the golden gate bridge district will start at the larges superfamily terminal, if you want to park here it will cost you $2 a day and it adds up if you are working during the week. a lot of people in marin count tip use the ferry to get to san francisco because they don't want to pay for the gas and parking for the city. you can see there are people stand there is and they hav

seattle gets to take home the lombardi trophy for the first time and just the second sports championistory. paul allen saved the seahawks for the pacific northwest. when barry wanted to move them to los angeles. that seems like forever now. fourth most lopsided score. and denver has been on the wrong end of two of them. for the seahawks this is what every player dreams of since the time preseason camp starts. >> we had a talent on defense, they had special teams. playing in the nfc west you play great football teams. we played the 49ers. you play the arizona cardinals had a great season this year. st.louis rams always tough to play. so that prepares us. >> we didn't get enough respect. they doubted us. we're underdogs in this game. >> are we the best defense in the world now? do we get that credit now? >> yeah, best defense in the world. >> i can't describe it. but it was like i knew it was going to happen. one of our mot to is playing at a level where it's hard to match it. and i think we did that very well today. >> we did everything we needed to do and they really didn't have many

all right the seattle seahawks they captured the lombardi trophy for the first time in history.wing the game, payton manning took the microphone to voice his disappointment with the outcome. >> it's disappointing for our whole team, we overcame a lot of obstacles to be here, put in a lot of hard work, did some really good things just to have this opportunity. but certainly to finish this way is very disappointing and it's not an easy pill to swallow, but eventually we have to. >> here with reaction and much more, here is legendary quarterback joe namath. you said you definitely were going to win the super bowl in number 3. you won by 18 points? >> 18 to 19, 17 to 19, sure. >> what made you so confident when nobody thought you had a chance to win that game. >> well, first of all, i'm a gemini, i don't speak out of line very often, i had three older brothers. when you're told you're not good enough to do something, it kind of irritates you, you know? we had a good team back then, we knew we could play well and when someone told me, eight days before the game, a few days before the

take a picture with a lombardi trophy. get autographs with nfl stars.oncerts going on all day. tons of great, fun things for fans to come out here and do. now, this year's super bowl is actually on pace to be the biggest, best super bowl of all time. actually football game of all time. according to pregame.com, an estimated $10 billion is projected to be bet on the super bowl worldwide. more than half of adult americans, they're reported to have some sort of risk during the game. whether that be a super bowl square pool or betting on how long the halftime show lasts and what not. now, 70% of people who are betting on the actual game, they believe the broncos are going to win. before a lot of people place a wager on a game like this, they like to see what the animal kingdom thinks what's going to happen in the game. now, animals all across the world have been making their picks. at a tennessee zoo, lee lee the panda made his pick and looked like he wrestled with the decision for a while before eventually going with the broncos. lee lee's buddy, a sea tur

watch the fellas walk away with the lombardi trophy. >> security officials also have a plan and posing a tight security clamp down. >> trying to keep this venue safe is a significant task. the resources are here. >> officials are leaving nothing to chance even down to tailgating. there is none of that. the security dragnet begins before fans get to the stadium. they will scan bags as they head to mass transit. no back tacks and large purses. only sea through bags are around. >> we work together and we work hard and we leave nothing to chance. >> the security air ma do includes fighter jets, water patrols and those that deal with the most extreme situations. especially in new york, the country's biggest town. a prime terrorist target where anything can happen including two brazen robberies in broad daylight. one a jewelry store and another an armored car in a city that is all about security this weekend. and of course the clash of two football titans. michelle franzen, abc news, new york. >> and there is another battle on social media. facebook and twitter want to dominate during the ga

you are good but not vince lombardi. >> we are good at what we do. >> you are a funny dude. doesn't get a lot of love. >> but ray guy punted 16 years in oakland. they knew early on that special teams mattered and that's why they had success. >> i don't think people know how much radio we do together. i am usually in curlers. >> as am i. >> and it gets scary. you get invited to big parties and hanging out doing the super bowl thing. >> the party i went to just ending now, lee steinburg's party. he's coming back after a series of bankruptcy. and he will build back up. he had a huge party. >> that is a movie or story. >> it is his role life. look at the size of the party. and they did something col. see that screen in the back. that is in ka ndahar. we were able to talk to a dozen of solid yers holed up in afghanistan on super sunday and a lot of celebrities and every day people. and you can see the theme of the day was a big benefit and talk to soldiers about what they are doing. and meanwhile we are in the high rise in manhattan. they wouldn't be there if not for 9/11 in manh

because in the nfl, whether you're talking about going back to vince lombardi and modern times, theseoaches, management people, even owners, they know everything about these players on the field and off the field. just like here in atlanta, georgia, falcons owner arthur blank, the head of his security team is a former secret service agent. what does that tell you? >> okay. listen, i want to talk about the nfl. their response. they said we appreciate the work of ted wells and his colleagues and the cooperation of the miami dolphins organization in the investigation. after we have had an opportunity to review the report we will have further comment as appropriate. what is the nfl's next move here? >> i'll tell you what they should do. what they need to do, the nfl leads to partner with the players association and get the message down from top to bottom that this has got to stop. this will not be top ralerated. that's number one. the second thing the nfl has to do is take a bountygate approach to this. bountygate is where saints were guilty of putting out bounties on opposing quarterback

. 80,000 fans right here in the stadium, watching the two teams duke it out for the prized vince lombardirophy. bruno mars takes the halftime stage with his own mentors, the red hot chili peppers. and so many of us will laugh and be shocked by the commercials, costing advertisers millions. oh, those commercials. and a lot of people hosting those super bowl parties. spending for food, clothing and decorations expected to hit $12 billion. >> a big boost for the economy. and nice to see it's not as cold. thank you. >>> the super bowl is a huge target fore terrorists. this will be the most highly secured every. pierre thomas has been on this all week. what's the security picture right now? >> no specific threat. but this is the biggest entitle in the nation's number one terror target, the new york region. no expense is being spared. from fighter jets to s.w.a.t. teams. >> and mass transit, as well, correct? >> the hours leading up will be critical. focused on mass transit, subways, trains. >> and a big assignment for the new police chief in new york city. >> spoke with him, he's concerned abo

the new superbowl champions held a parade to show off the vince lombardi trophy.y beat the denver broncos 43-8. >> that's all the sport for now. >> do stay with us on aljazeera. we have another full bulletin of news straight ahead. see you then. >> welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. and these are the stories we're following for you. new security concerns in sochi. airlines with an unusual threat. >> it's cranked up and we're eating from the things that we can cook on the stove. >> the storm is over, but hundreds of thousands of people still don't have power. and the senate taking up a bill that will extend those long-term unemployment benefits.

"whatever the equivalent of the lombardi trophy is in journalism, you just won it."polite and asked all the pertinent questions. the president was not able to answer any of them definitively." "dan said "bill, you demonstrated a respect for the office yet exposed the president for side stepping the questions." "and bill, the interview was outstanding you spoke the truth to power." and there is a poll on this topic, please grade the interview with president obama a to f. >> before i interviewed the president, lots of people were asking if i was nervous and i told them the truth. no. i can't remember the last time i was nervous about anything ever. that's because i have adopted a zen philosophy. i just do the best i can. that's it. i don't second guess myself, i give it my best effort and i let the chips fall. believe me, that takes away a lot of tension in life. just do your best. prepare, try your hardest. that's your tip of the day. and by the way, the seattle seahawks did their best and we congratulate them for a dominating performance in the super bowl. they were