jim: our aerial coverage provided by metlife. let's go down to peter kostis. >> i am here with a disappointed tiger woods. your game has shown flashes of brilliance and consistency like never before. yet frustrating days like today. how do you put today in perspective? >> i did not hit as bad as the score indicated but i putted awful. as good as i felt on the greens today is as bad as i felt today. i couldn't see my lines. i couldn't get comfortable. i couldn't get the blade to swing. anything i tried to do was not working. consequently i made a ton of mistakes on the greens. >> it seemed like a day of in-between yardages for you. divot on 13. seemed like nothing was going your way. does that weigh on you as well? >> what is frustrate suggest that i had a chance. all i had to do is good off to a good, solid start. i did not do that. 1-under through six, but phil was 5-under through six. that was the start i was hope to get to. i thought i could get it in the middle part of the round but instead i went the other way. >> was being

metlife i can do this. >>> new study i referred doctor sharon levine, from san francisco, associated executive director of kaiser permanenty. that new study refers to schizophrenia and the new drug it was found is better than the existing drug, right? >> yes, that's right this. is a very important studdy and it demonstrated in a large population that the older antipsychotic drug, heldol, was more affective than the newer category called a typical antipsychotics. and it really speaks to the fact that we have a buys, all of us, consumers, physicians, we assume that new means improved. and in fact, what is really true is that needs to be established by solid evidence and not just assumption. this is a very important study for the federal government. very important study for state government. because this category of drugs is a substantial expense for the medicaid program. >> what's the cost between haldol and the new drug that came out? >> it's a difference between haldol and a entire category, the a typical a

metlife. i can do this. were revised this past year in order to meet the requirements of the low-carbiet. are you satisfied that the low-carb diet is truly cratering, it's on its way out? >> absolutely. i think that low-carb ran out of steam earlier this year. the product launches for low-carb and no-carb products peaked in the month of june and it's been kind of downhill ever since then. this is probably going to go down as one of the great fads in the food industry in probably the past 50 years. >> does that include the south beach diet, this death of low-carb fad diet, south beach diet, zone diet, are they also doomed to disaster? >> i don't know. i think they probably will end up as fads but south beach and zone are a lot better than the atkins diet where atkins was recommending bacon and cheese and steaks and all the foods that are high in saturated fat, the kinds that promote heart disease. where south beach was promoting more fruits and vegetables. but it's worth noting that first the atkins diet isn'

provided by our friends from metlife and snoopy 2. again tonight on cbs, "60 minutes," followed by the season premiere of "amazing race," "the good wife," and "csi: miami," only cbs. nick: gary, i'm saying only one player can hit the green, but i have no idea which one it's going to be. [laughter] >> and they're only 30 yards away, so it's really interesting. and the only guy to really birdie this hole today is the guy right there that you saw. and we saw the second shot, just about where he is. about 30 yards farther back. he had the perfect angle right up the hill. and again, those putts from back there are nasty. it's hard to read. a brilliant putt here. watch how fast this is. doesn't look like it's possibly going to get there. that's down the middle. that's what i'm talking about. down the middle right there. just a little shot here, but phil's got to literally hit it up over the moon. and i'm going to see -- let's see if we get an angle. a camera back here. nick: bill's got the same. he's got a moon shot as well. >> he's got a m

and even more celebrating as thousands of fans greeted the giants when they pulled into metlife stadiumrsey. today's ticker tape parade will be the second one for eli manning. he and mickey mouse were cheered by adoring fans in disney world. manning then flew to new york to appear on the late show with david letterman. he and dave talked about ahmad bradshaw's game-winning run. >> right as i'm handing the ball off to ahmad i could sense the patriots' defense. so i told him, hey, don't score, don't score. >> wait a minute. you're handing him the ball and at the same time, don't score. okay. so now he knows -- he understands -- he understands the situation. >> right. i think, you know, at first he's just -- you know, something had to pop in his head, something's wrong here. why -- they're trying to tackle me. >> eli's big win is helping him score off the grid iron. experts say he could earn as much as $14 million in endorsement deals. >>> and the new england patriots aren't commenting about supermodel gisele bundchen's super bowl rant. she's quarterback tom brady's wife and was heard comp

after all, we're metlife. >>> welcome, terry grossman. on the live line and we'll be with you in just a moment. also, ray kurzweil. >> good to be here. >> and jay olshanski. >> thank you. >> what we want to focus on is this book that you and dr. grossman have written, "fantastic voyage." live long enough to live forever. the science behind radical life extension. can you give us a brief outline of why you believe that it will be possible within the lifetimes of many of our viewers to achieve immortality? >> we talk about three bridges to radically extending our longevity. and bridge one is really gathering the knowledge we have to short circuit, circumvent premature death and remain healthy, things like heart disease that kills two-thirds of a million americans, there's a lot more we can do to prevent premature death than people realize. so we provide a comprehensive program. it's not a one-trick pony, it's not just cut your cautious, cut your fat, eat grapefruit, it's really a comprehensive set of ideas drawn from the baths of many diffe

brown and the metlife peanuts ad. how did the band okay go to the super bowl ad? they had gotten chevy to agree to sponsor the video which shows them driving past pianos and guitars and wind chimes to make music. chevy loved it so much they turned it into their super bowl ad. that's actually worth going on youtube and seeing the whole thing. it's really clever. >> the guy that did the dog dow receipt owe commercial is from virginia a -- dog doritos commercial is from virginia beach and got a million bucks from that, borrowed his neighbor's dog and the dog had no training, a lucky strike for them. >>> tonight we have clear skies over d.c., nearly full gorgeous moonrising out in northwest washington tonight. technically it will be full tomorrow at 4:55 p.m. and the full moon of february is called a snow moon because typically when you see this full moon, there's. >> i on the ground but not this year and certainly not last year. we only had about 1/2-inch of snow last year in the month of february in comparison to the year before that. we sort of needed some down tim

metlife. i can do this. >> gentlemen, we will co. is the average person aware of how much -- welcome. the average person aware of how much data is obtainable by the internet? stuart pratt? >> uh-oh, john, i think the lead for the show speaks volumes about how society and our lives have changed, the ability to going lg ourselves, to see what is on the internet is something that tens of millions --. >> you want information it would be the shoe leather factor, you have to retain a private eye, he would have to be hiding behind lampposts and try to get into files now. now it's at your finger tips. >> i don't think that's quite true: there's some information on the intet net that is easy to get but there's a lot of information controlled under federal laws and is not readily available through a browser on the internet. >> where do you start? you start by going lg? -- googling? i ask you evan hendricks. >> that's the easy thing. but if you pull out your wallet and start buying things, there's no way anyone can realize how much information

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thompson is in foxboro, massachusetts, brian shactman is in new jersey, right behind us, basically, at metlifetadium. mary, you're up first here. make your case. why is new york a better tech city? >> well, before i make my case, sue, i want to make my kick. i had to take advantage of this. i'm here all by myself. how about that? >> yeah. nicely done. >> anyway, it was like an extra point, right? but here's the deal. no matter what happens in silicon valley, everyone still has to come here. they want to go public, they have to go to the nyse or the nasdaq and beyond that in the last two years 400 start-ups in new york, 140 of those were either internet or software-related. and beyond that, big names are big footprints. google, twitter, facebook, but you also have four square, tumbler, gilt group. all based here. few more nuggets for you in 2011 $2.2 billion spent involving 262 deals. that's about half a billion more than boston, by the way. in terms of innovation, 3,000 patents a year awarded to people and businesses in new york. and from 2005 to 2010 bioscience grew here more than 100%. mary,

i'm here at giants stadium, which is really known as metlife stadium.mpany up 16% year-to-date. and unlike boston, these companies are in the city, not 20 miles outside of town. but since mary's in foxboro talking about boston, i'm in new jersey talking about new york, i'll address that. the same thing here where do you end up? at ibm, just a few miles outside of town. that stock has been a monster in the last year. so when it comes to big blue being a monster, that's good for big blue. back to you. >> brian shactman, before we let you go, first off, nice field goal you kicked in "power lunch." excellent by the way. >> thank you. thank you. >> you should have played for the ravens. did i say that? >> it was an extra point, by the way. >> aren't you from boston? >> you know what we call people like that here? brian, we call them -- in boston, brian, they are called here in boston, they aren't patriots, they're traitors. that's what brian shactman is. >> benedict arnold, here's the deal, sully, i have mouths to feed at home and a job to do. i'm a journali

. >> the whole thing was sponsored by metlife. that's why that company's building is in there, of course along with its mascot, the ever-lovable snoopy. pretty cool. or actually pretty cold, you could say. i think that's incredibly like artistic and cool. i think it's amazing stuff. >> how do you make something like that? >> unbelievable. oh, man. hopefully it will be cold like the pats' defense. >> it's not happening. >> we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. >> it's going to be hot. tear it up. ♪ it's gonna be a good night ♪ we're gonna have a good time ♪ dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. no vials, syringes or coolers to carry. flexpen is insulin delivery my way. novolog mix 70/30 is an insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. do not inject if you do not plan to eat within 15 minutes to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provider about all medicines you take and all of your medical conditions, including if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. most common side effects i

big blue also honored in a ceremony at metlife stadium in new jersey. made sure of that. there are about 30,000 fans, as you know they beat the patriots in the super bowl. and get this, 2.1 million people watched the game on line. that is a record for streaming viewers. that's from your ipad to your iphone to your actual computer. the only title broncos quarterback tim tebow wants to win is the super bowl. the team spokesman says tebow isn't interested in appearing on "dancing with the stars." and is focusing on preparing for the 2012 season. current "dancing with the stars" champ j.r. martinez says he met tebow over the super bowl weekend. martinez claims he talked to tebow about the show and the quarterback said "maybe in a year." now the big story of the day. this adorable little kitty taking the field at a professional soccer game in the u.k. that is -- hey, he brought the match to a stand still for more than 10 minutes while he ran from goal to goal. finally a stadium employee was able to catch the cat and now he's an internet sensation. several pe

metlife i can do this. ♪ sometimes you laugh, sometimes you cry ♪3 f1 >> whitney houston grew up singings full of surprises. we're airing it again tonight, because although it shows the singer at her most vulnerable, it also shows just how far she was willing to go to try to beat her demons. here's hoda kotb. >> by 2003, whitney houston's spectacular unraveling had become a tabloid staple. so in may of that year she packed up her troubles, her husband, her daughter and about 30 suitcases and went halfway around the world. "dateline" followed her journey as she flew from the desert city of lights, las vegas, to the desert town of desmona in israel. >> we love you. we love you. >> we love you. >> we love you. >> is desmona a place that israelis go and visit? >> guy was the host of israel's local news show at the time and an eyewitness to whitney houston's visit. >> why was whitney houston going to this tiny desert town in the middle of nowhere? >> it's funny. we were asking the same thing. >> whitney, what's the reason for your visit? >> hello. >> what's the reason for your visit? >> her h

metlife was paid for by the giants and jets, privately financed, also personal seat licenses sold tosinesses of people now taking off today? >> am i skipping work? absolutely. >> i'm not going to work for two weeks. i need to recover. >> i told themfuls going to the doctor's today. >> reporter: maybe the number will come out, but the mayor's office has not told us how much this will cost. the new york police department refuses to tell us how many police officers are out here. we know in 2008 when the giants last had this along the canyon of heroes. it cost $331,000. we know that in 1986 mayor ed koch said that he did not want to have a parade for, quotes/unquote, foreigners, because they were playing in new jersey at that time. the cost was estimated at $many 00,000. american express actually offered to pay for it, and he said no. we do know there are a group of people who are making money. i have this officially licensed rally towel, officially licensed -- fiducially unlicensed official -- i don't know what it is. i guarantee you the nfl did not license this thing. it's $10. "new yo

metlife, topping estimates, revenue slightly short.ocker announcing a 9% dividend increase as well as a repurchase program. a lot of that going on. the price target, that is having a bit of a negative impact on the toy maker's shares. >>> it started with diapers.com, but one of the fasters growing e-commerce companies is expanding. mark law is the ceo. and joins us here. >> good morning. >> the flagship was diapers.com, which is everything for baby. then we launched soap.com, which is basically online drug story, wag, yo-yo recently a toy store. we have a beauty bar, and now today we launched casa.com, 35,000 home products, everything from bed, bath and beyond. >> i think i've heard that one. >> you were bought by amazon. why maintain these other names, web sites rather than kind of nodding to amazon each time? >> we're focused on the mom demographic, and our mission is to make moms' lives easier. >> if i'm a mom and want to buy diapers, soap and facial lotion, do i have to log into each individual? >> that's the beauty of the platform