. >> reporter: like property and casual giant aig and rival prudential, regulators topped metlife as a nonbank systematically important financial institution, just because of its size and kplewt. the increased oversight a key reason it's spinning off its key anunty business. >> by spinning off that business, it increases. >> reporter: it doesn't expect the sale to change minds about its remaining businesses being systematically important, though the news sent stock higher. in the wake of the financial crisis, regulators increasing oversight of large nonbank firms that are seen as posing a threat to the u.s. economy in the event of another crisis. the additional capital and reporting requirements expected to be costly for these big firms. it's one reason activist investor carl icahn wants aig broken up. he believes a smaller firm might be removed from fed oversight, eliminating those costs and potentially unlocking value at the insurer, a move analyst jay geld sees aig continuing to resist. >> my sense is that aig's highly unlikely to split the businesses for a variety of reasons, but

clark is live outside metlife stadium with more. good morning, dray. >> reporter: good morning, ken. no question that tom coughlin left his mark on the new york giants organization. the question is have his coaching days with the team reached a conclusion. there are two people that know for sure, the team owners. but yesterday the giants lost the last game of the season to the philadelphia eagles here at metlife stadium. the team finished with a 6-10 record on the season, the third straight losing season. tom coughlin has a year left and he could choose to retire rather than be fired. players are rallying behind him and they would like to see him back for another season. coughlin has been a coach with the giants for 12 years, bare of super bowl wins and has been with the nfl for more than 20 years. he has a hall of fame resume. the question is, has the tom coughlin era reached a conclusion with the new york giants. >> i am not answering any more questions. i said i would think about it and i will let you know. [ inaudible ]. >> by w

seasonal for this time of year at metlife. the seven-day forecast, man, monday is going to be a tough one with a high of 32 degrees. lots of clouds from that lake-effect area that i was talking about before. and then we'll clear out the clouds on tuesday. but it is going to be very cold. we won't even get above freezing. quite a shock, as you mentioned before, a shock to the system compared to that really warm december we had. >> look at that. 18 there -- going to be tough for kids going back to school. they're going to say, ooh. >> early sunday -- late -- >> early monday morning. early tuesday morning. >> get ready for that. thanks. >>> we have join joining with us a look at sports. >> reporter: hopefully on monday we're talking about a jets win and playoff berth. the wait is almost over for the jets and bills. kickoff less than 24 hours away. it? >>> the nets and celtics just finished a wild one in boston. brooklyn, the last shot here today. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. s

and perhaps a sign he knows he's coaching his last game, his entire family joining him at metlife. while a former player tweeting this, all the best to coach coughlin, thank you for everything. you turned a lot of boys into men which is his greatest accomplishment. fans now hoping that he will be allowed to write his own last chapter. >> thank you to tom for all the years you put up with us, winning our two super bowls. have them let him go. >> reporter: now fans say if coach coughlin retire, he will be remembered as one of the greatest ever and of course for the two super bowl rings. reporting live, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> high school track and field athletes run the race of their lives. >> coming up, a mad dash to escape when the school bus erupts into flames. they are talking to us about their close call. >>> and you wouldn't know it just looking at this number behind me but we are just hours away from the coldest air mass of patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey cond

ny1 sports anchor phil andrews is at metlife i'm neil rosen. a new movie set duing the last days of the bosnian war stars tim robbins and benicio del toro. it's called "a perfect day." "please identify yourself." "aid workers. we are willing to help." del toro and robbins are working in the balkans in 1995, at the end of a conflict that saw the ethnic cleansing of bosnian and croatian muslims by serbian forces. the entire movie unfolds over a 24- hour period and their task for the day is to remove a dead body from a drinking well before it becomes contaminated, and the crazy trails and tribulations they encounter along the way. getting rid of a corpse sounds like it would be an that simple in the war torn balkans. their big obstacle is they have no rope to pull the body out. there are other problems too, like land mines all over the place making travel really tough. plus whenever they do meet with a modicum of success, there are other types of roadblocks. specifically united nations are thrown in their way. "you cannot touch dead bodies." "the

-- >> metlife is not going to sit there and take the beatdown. they're trying to create wealth by doing the spinoff. that's what we like. we have to be on the lookout for companies that are not pulled down by the s&p. metlife, i salute you, good work. how about shafee in new york. >> booyah, dr. cramer. you talk about the airlines but he never virgin airlines. buy, sell, or hold? >> i'm a wait and defer to what i hear from delta and southwest next week. they're two of my favorites, and they act horribly. we aren't in as bad shape as we were back in 2011. although the market looks like it. we're still in capital preservation mode. i need you to keep your powder dry. "mad money" tonight, i'm tackling the technicals, trying to get a sense of when the selloff will cease. today's drop might be top of mind, but i'm focusing on the week ahead to see if there could be more pain coming. and do companies face an impossible task when it comes to creating value in a market like this? not quite. we have to stay opportunistic. i'll explain, just ahead. so why

. >>> go out no you to bruce beck live at metlife stadium. >> natalie, was it an lug i day in new york football? you be the judge. the jets headed to buffalo looking to make the playoffs for the first time in five years. and the giants were trying to get one for coach tom coughlin, who was clearly riding the hot seat in the season finale against the eagles. highlights and postgame reaction from both local teams are just it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. >>> blackmon day in the nfl was replaced by black sunday in new york football. with a chance to go to the playoffs with a victory in buffalo, the jets lost. with a chance yo to win one for coach tom coughlin in th

our net guest john navien of the metlife premiere group has resolutions every bostonian should make in 2016. thanks for coming in. let's get right into it. four financial resolutions every bostonian should make in 2016. let's take a look at each one. i think we have a graphic we can show you. here they are. eliminate credit card debt. start a rainy day fund. make sure you are properly insure. start saving for retight. let's start off well emanating credit card debt . >>> sure, relevant time after the holidays and a lot of americans end up building up thing month to take into conversation is if you don't have the money to pay for something today unless your bonus insisted or variable compensation, not likely that you are going to have the money to pay for it down the road holding credit card debt at high interest rates can be debt ratal to any financial plans so be cautious of it, be cognizant of it. charge cards as opposed to credit cards if you want points and miles, better way it approach it. you can't hole a billion on the card if you do have a credit card pay it off every month. if

metlife intends to separate a large portion of its u.s.ife insurance business via a sale spinoff or initial public offering. the life goes out of metlife. shares rose in after hours trading. the stock ended fractionally higher during the regular at 41.99. >> a ground breaking deal in the newspaper business. the "philadelphia inquirer" has been donated to a non-profit institute. it's just one of many traditional plib publishers trying to overhaul its business model. julia boorstin takes a look at the future of print journalism and attempts to survive in the digital age. >> reporter: monday the nation announced its implementing a pay wall. today the i don't knower of the "philadelphia inquirer," the daily news and philly.com donated the media company to a foundation in the hope that a non-profit business model will help them survive. and the new republic put itself up for sale. its owner nearly four years. chris hughes saying he underestimated the difficulty of transitioning an old and traditional institution into a digital media company. >>

why not get rid of that the way metlife he did for instance? >> metlife is a different company.istake. all, having both classes of business gives you a better balance -- one support the other. betty: right that is what hancock says to him a that is his argument. >> if you're running your business is right. in any event, it seems to me that aig should be contesting the designation. they are have to size they were. why are they being held to a size they are no longer at? betty: in your view, is peter the right person for aig? >> what is yet to prove that he is? betty: it sounds to me like, yes, there is a question mark to you. see aigld like to regain some of its strength in stature it had. i don't see it yet. betty: have you talked to carl icahn at all? >> no, no, no. betty: and you do not agree what he has outline for the company i? >> as a manager of a company, it makes no sense. betty: would you have interest of coming back to aig? >> no. betty: in any capacity? >> i am busy doing what i am doing. i am busy building a company that is doing quite well. betty: we'll continue to

-- metlife is? >> metlife is a different company. i think that is a mistake. classes of business gives you a better balance. one supports the other when one is a little soft. says. that's what hancock >> it's true. if you're running your business. in any event it seems that aig should be contesting the designation. they are half the size they were. why are they being held to the size they are no longer at? betty: is peter the right person for aig? >> he's going to have to prove he is. until he does, there's a question mark. betty: you are doubtful? >> i hope he does it. i would like to see aig regain some of the strength and statue it has. i don't see it yet. betty: have you talked to carl icahn at all? >> no. betty: and you don't agree with anything he has outlined? >> it does not make sense. i do not believe it makes sense. as a manager of the company, it makes no sense. betty: would you have interest of coming back to aig? >> no. i'm busy doing what i'm doing. i'm building a company and is doing quite well. i'm building star companies in the insurance field

also the life business with international very different at metlife. not nearly as levered. interesting to note their leverage ratio at aig has come down 4.3 times off of third quarter numbers compared to a leverage ratio of 11 times at prudential and 8.3 times at metlife. there are things they will highlight. it appears they are on a very different approach. hancock has pared down his direct reports. he has ten direct reports from what was 15. you may recall that was another announcement that has taken place daughter turing the cours battle. aig this morning simply say we continue to take steps to narrow our focus, improve financial performance and return capital to shareholders. aig maintain answer active dialogue with share holders and reference the 26th where we will be hearing more. this battle continues. we are getting closer to nominating season for directors. >> i think aig can buy back the stock. i don't think hancock is doing a bad job. he has a long-term healthcare business that i don't care for. the idea that he is just not delivering, i fi

. >> following a 12 year run, tom coughlin walked off field at metlife stadium this afternoon with a future very much in doubt, duke castiglione is joining me now. duke: he hello, nothing is official yet, but according to multiple reports tom coughlin will step down as head coach of giants but when asked about it today, he refused to comment and stuffed at the reports, this was the scene today. almost certainly for last time as head coach of the giant, after the game coughlin addressed media, he did not want to talk about his future. >> the frustration continues. you got your questions prepared for what direction i'm going in. i'm not going to answer anything about that the season just ended there will be time for that. duke: if it is the en he leaves a lasting legacy, tenuring starts in 2004, he went to two super bowls, but in last 4 years, his giants have not made the play-off, and when pushed about reports he is stepping down he questioned those various reports. >> no one has decided anything. where do those reports come from? did you gittinicials? >> anybody got anything else? >>

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metlife considering several options including a public offering. $240 billion of retail assets would be part of the new company. randy: health alert surrounding potatoes. a new study suggests women planning to have a child should lay off those starchy vegetables. researchers from harvard university and the national institutes of health found that women who eat more potatoes before conceiving face a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes while pregnant and that can affect both mother and child. scientists recommend swapping two servings per week with other vegetables. city leaders in worcester are considering raising the minimum age to buy tobacco products to 21. city counselors are now looking into the impact on several other communities that have rayed -- raised the age there's a statewide bill under consideration that would make 21 the legal age for buying owl tobacco products statewide. boston police officers are being hailed at heroes for saving the life of a 4-year-old girl. emily: the patrolmen were on the beat saturday night when they heard a recall for an unresponsive

at metlife stadium john clark comcast sports net. >> john, thank you. we'll be right back. >>> it is cold out there only to get colder. >> we're going to get much colder over the next couple of days. tonight drops below freezing 28 degrees. it's going to be monday night when we get in the teens. your feels like temperature on tuesday will feel closer to the single digits with the windchill. our highs on tuesday 33. we recover quickly back to the 40s we go by wednesday. so not too bad. it's going to get very cold quickly, but then we'll start to recover nicely toward the end of the workweek. >> bundle up and be careful. >> that's nbc 10 for now. we'll see you back here after the game. remember to tune in for eagles right after nbc nightly news. major news from pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. download the nbc 10 app today. >>> on this sunday night, new year's battleground. with 29 days to iowa, the war of words heats up between the front runners. what trump is saying about both hillary and bill clinton. and that terror recruitment video that uses

. >> reporter: reporting live outside of metlife stadium. we had two teams that got bounced from the playoff chase. we'll check in with the jets >>> it's a long island native who escaped a terrifying ordeal. carolyn gusoff has more. >> reporter: 23-year-old rachel stevenson fleeing from a man who stole her car with her in it. the master student heading home from for christmas stopped at this pennsylvania gas station on wednesday. as she pumped this man jumped in the driver's seat. she opened the passenger door to rescue her two cats but he wasn't waiting. >> he had put the car into driver and was just speeding away and the door wasn't shut. it was against my legs and my legs were hanging out of the car. >> he grabbed her hand and pulled her into the car and told her -- i guess you are going with me. you are now my hostage. >> reporter: rachel ally father describes the two hours of 18-year-old ralik chambers hit her, announced he had a gun and was making a run for virginia. training kicked in. >> he said let me out. i will buy you a bus ticke

what encore and metlife found is 31 million adults, older adults, who were interested in these kinds of careers, nine million were already doing them. again, a phenomenal opportunity to deploy this extraordinary human capital asset that we have . for any economists in the room, we talk a lot about kind of the expectations of retirement and the economic charge that that places on society. what we should be thinking is necessarily ve a underutilized human capital asset, we have an incredibly abundant human capital asset that's ready to be deployed to continue and grow productivity and frankly to improve the world. older adults volunteer, this is datesa that comes from the white house conference on aging that was held earlier this year, 20-plus million older adults, volunteering, 75 billion in contribution to the economy through their volunteer work. and by the way, many people think this underestimates the actual numbers. so let's turn for a second to economics. again we are just touching on a range of subjects that each one an hour could be conversation. oxford economics and aarp did

which ended a disappointing 6-10 season for the ball club. several of his 11 grandchildren were at metlife stadium for a sendoff. issued this statement today, "it is in the best interest of the ganization that i step down as head coach. i strongly believe that time is right for me and my family. i think it has been evident these last 12 years how much pride i take in representinge this franchise. i am gratified and proud that we were able to deliver two more lombardi trophies." this morning before the news became official, i talke to several players in the lskr room. it was a somber locker room and i asked them to reflect back on their head coach, the second winningest coach in giants history. >> we definitely had not failed, failed him by not playing to the level that we could. >> sad set of circumstances for it to be like this. pretty sure we'll all eventually, you know. >> i love coach. i love coach coughlin and he's always going to be my coach. so, the decision is not really on me. >> in the meeting today, you know, thinking it could be the last ne with coach coughlin up there was toug

i'm john clark at metlife stadium for comcast sportsnet. >>> 18 minutes after 4:00.f you're getting ready to head out, in fact any time you get ready to head out today you're going to have to bundle up. the cold weather that moved into the poconos is moving through the rest of the area and going to stay with us all day long. you see they are making snow, doesn't look terribly windy, getting some drift with the gusty wind that is starting to settle down now in the pocono mountains but the winds will ramp back up. 34 now, that's down 1 degree in the last hour. it's likely to come down a bit more as we approach sunrise. northwest winds at 10 miles an hour, those kick in and really keep a lid on the temperatures during the day. we'll see lots of sunshine. this is a live quiet view from the adventure aquarium. pottstown look at the 20s and clear skies, wilmington and atlantic city. there are some clouds blowing in from the northwest, and farther to the west some scattered snow showers in central pennsylvania. we won't see snow showers, but with the clouds blowing through

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bruno mars headlines the halftime show at metlife stadium. 2014. >> 2015. e. >> oh, that's right. >> i know. i keep thinking it is 2015. hi, michael. bruno mars, beyonce , coldplay. mike: they have that concert in central park. what am i missing out on? juliet did not tell me. let's show you what is going on for the weekend. some showers will be rolling through the tri-state region. that is not a big deal. sunday looks like it will be wet. your high temperature will get up to 57 degrees. out there right now, it is not so bad. thirty-one of bridgeport and islip did a lot of 30s around town. some wind coming in from the north and northeast. not a lot, but a little bit. we have a mainly clear sky. mainly to the north. they are on the same side. we have a couple areas of low pressure. warm fronts and cold fronts. a pretty good shot of frame coming through here by sunday. taking you through the future costs. only a few high clouds. there is actually the precept coming through. it will be primarily rain. there will be a wintry mix up to the northern tier. you hav

on a bit of a high note as they complete a season sweep of their nfc east division rifle giants at metlifetadium. >> howard eskin on the side lines for todays game back fresh from the med low lands with a wrap. howard? >> i'm fresh all right. i was a little cold today. >> yeah. >> but it's obvious the players and the coaches only wanted to win a game even though it meant nothing in the standings. the win means the eagles draft -- drop eight spots lower in the draft than the first round. and it means the eagles play next season in seattle and not playing st. louis in london. but it did mean something for interim head coach pat shurmur it's the first time part of the shurmur interview process for the head coaching job. eagles clear dull different things with play calling and won the game against the new york giants. it was 35-30. eagles end the season at seven-nine. so let's go to the meadowlands let's take look at a couple of players. pat shurmur part of hisnd view process. he'll interview sometime this week witness eagles. things were different on offense and did a good job on defense. def

temperatures don't metlife very much. we have a chancefor coastal fog this morning. we'll continue to have chances for rain off and on all throughout the day and until seven-day forecast. >> what are we seeing as a result of the rain and the fog out there this morning. >> fender bender out there, you want to check twitter before you head out the door. we have this that we are monitoring westbound i-4. this is in the mackintosh road. we have the crash earlier off to the side. congestion seems to last past that. the good news is alittle further down and that seem to break up and looking great right here east of i-75. i did check your drivetime from lakeland we are looking at six minutes slow right now. >> this is heading southbound towards downtown tampa, it is starting to slow a little bit. six minutes if you arestarting off downtown and trying to get to the howard franklin bridge. a quick check of your drive time on the veterans. greens start to turn yellow. 20 minutes down to 54 down to 275. >> 15 minutes from van dyke to 275. >>> breaking over night, it took two ho

according to "usa today," 2016 blizzard laid enough snow to fill metlife stadium about 98,000 times. that's impressive. that's about 22 billion dump truck loads of snow. when it melts, it will create 5 trillion gallons of water. for more you can head to the >>> right now they're dealing with a water main break. take a look. you can see the water is just everywhere out there. wwsc says they're sending a crew to this scene to deal with this break. wwsc is closed today. tom, tell us when we're going to get a warmup? >> we're getting this freeze and thaw causing the water main breaks. every picture tells a story. this one looking over the harbor. the harbor is still frozen over despite temperatures well into the 40s. the american university park showing still some streets are snow clogged but many of them have been clogged. there's nebraska avenue all nice and cleared now. here's the capital. melting continues. we'll stay in the 40s. by 6:00 p.m., low 40s, a chance of a few sprinkles. might change over to a few snow flurries and maybe sprinkles of rain. may not be causing any problems. >

icahn is pushing is oneively and metlife of the oath or -- the other companies.s said before is not a big deal and he is also said that exiting the assets to jeopardize some of the tax assets. so it is consistent. betty: good to see you. much more ahead, will all of the market volatility change the fed thinking about the hike? we will ask richard jeffrey. that is coming up on bloomberg television. ♪ betty: it is 11:00 here in new york and midnight in hong kong. am betty liu.i welcome to the european close, mark barton is joining us from london as we wrap up the trading session. we have climbed back quite a bit from the lows. but we are still down for a second day. investors are twiddling their thumbs ahead of the release of the policy statement. the european close starts right now. betty: we are taking you from new york to london in the next hour. nobody wants to take a big position ahead of the fed meeting. mark: exactly. it was fascinating to see what happened when the inventory data came out of the united states. crude supply climbed. 600 move withoxx the pric

had indications or some maybe theyng that would reconsider getting rid of something, as we just saw metlife, their banks are obviously very different than insurance companies. at some point, i expect there will be an increasing chorus calling for the bank to think about what our non-core businesses, and sell them off. betty: you hear a lot of pressure on aig to sell their assets as well. that is a field day for distressed investors. is theother piece regulators, especially the fed, have done a good job pushing risks out of the bank and into the markets and the real economy, that that ends up being the market opportunity, 12 and 18 months from now. there will probably be a lot of distressed credit out there. the healthiest of our companies are flushed with cash. that is on the other side of the next wave. betty: talk to me about the markets and how you feel about the market? it is a big side. the fed has not done itself a favor. it has created a lot of uncertainty and boxes of in. zero rates for too long leads to the types of problems we're seeing. theing out of it without damage is difficul

>> i don't know the answer to that as far as aig is concerned, but what metlife did is significant.out from under being a cife with the surcharges and so forth, you know, is looking at that. but whether aig can do that, i don't know. >> life pnc, geographic splits, you know, if you want to split a a company, you can find a way to do it. >> back to apple yielding more than the ten-year. >> yeah. >> astounding to me, right? you see everybody wakes up every morning and they can make a choice, buy the ten-year yielding this, or buy some stock that theoretically, hold it long term, could appreciate and i get the yield too, and yet investors choose? the ten year. why is that? >> not clear to me there's many individuals explicitly making that choice to the ten-year, but, yes, a general, market context, it is alarming or at least a different game that we're playing right now. >> shows fear, right? >> back to the 1950s when they yielded more routinely. it's been rare since 2009 when it happened, stocks have been a better relative bargain for the next five, six, 12 months, but i don't know if

hank: metlife is a different company. i think that's a mistake, for several reasons.essth classes of gives you a better balance, one supports the other, one is a little soft, the other is probably not. betty: that is what hancock says too. in any event, is seems to me that aig should be contesting the designation. betty: how should they contest that? hank: i assume there's a regulation or law. you challenge it. betty: go to court? hank: if you have to. we did that. betty: i know that. and you would fight that. peter mentioned that, the whole diversification is. that is a good buffer for aig. our business is absorbing the risk of our times and managing them. to manage those risks we need to use diversification. diversification is critical. to break up the company you would lose between $5 billion and $10 billion, and that is in the eyes of the agencies. betty: is it the tax assets you're talking about? hank: no, risk diversification. from a tax perspective, that's a further reason why the company would be expensive. betty: in your view, is peter the right person for ai

eyewitness news sports anchor rob powers is live outside of metlife stadium with what he had to say. rob? >> reporter: well, first day on the job and what a job it is. he said it's about evolution and not revolution. the giants say he is their new head coach. ben mack a do goes from calling the plays as offensive coordinator to calling the shot. it's his first head coaching job at any level. he is ready to take on this big job. >> this job is not for the faint of heart. i'm the right man for the job. i am hardened, battle tested and groomed for this >> he has been a coordinator for two years. my instincts this is the right guy. >> reporter: here is the professional resume, ben mcadoo the head football coach. day number one and the work starts now. that's what we will get into later on today. until then, live at the meadowlands with the giants new coach, rob powers, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> four of the five suspects in the gang rape of a young woman in a brooklyn park have been released from jail. the district attorney's office said it wouldn't meet the indictment

look at metlife stadium. it was all private financing.i'm not saying that these things create a black hole >>> i want to get to another poi point. nfl is a nontax >> it changed the status this year. >> it is a huge organization worth boil bill i don't knows of dollars-- worth billions of dollars. these are serving the owners. these billionaire owners. that's why we're saying build the stadiums where you want to build them. don't use public funds. use private money. it's a simple statement for us >>> it doesn't seem to be unreasonable. just use private money. do you think n.f.l. could afford that? >> there owners who could do th this. two of the most successful stadiums in the country are the att park in san francisco and new england. if some money comes in for infrastructure. the other things that owners do now for a lot of business sectors, they do a situation where because they can borrow the city will borrow and do the bond finance and the team will pay the debt back. there is an imbalance out there. i agree that there are situations w

looking from 432 park avenue to the metlife building to one world trade. on the left side, that is big alice. the steam is going straight up and a calm wind out there. we have a temperature of 26 degrees. it will be a cold start to the day. we are going to be looking at quite cold. the reason being, well, because the skies are clear and the winds are calm now. off to the west the winds will pick up out of the southwest and get windy, blowing snow this afternoon and this evening from this clipper that dies down and turns up to new england. the trailing arctic front comes through and we get snow showers starting after lunch today. a nice morning commute. it's fine. this afternoon the snow starts after school. slippering up the afternoon and tonight. heather will tell you to take mass transit. she operates the whole gaining at the bus stop. >> that's right. beware of the gal in the green hat. cold morning out there. after school they will be standing there. after school expect snow showers. let's keep our fingers crossed. maybe get enough snow to do sledding.

p>> that about a billion more pthan metlife stadium where jets pand giants call home. pthe rams stadium will multi urpose venue. pstadium expected to be completed pby 2019 season. p>> wow. p>> there's word this morning, pthat the san diego chargerses pare laying some legal ground pwork for that possible move palthough los angeles as well. pl.a. times reports team has papplied to trademark two names, plos angeles chargers and l.a. pchargers. pthe team move to l.a. and a pshare that stadium in inglewood pwith rams if chargers decide to pmove it would close the doors on pthe raiders last ditch hope to prelocate los angeles. p>> isn't that something i read pthis early this morning and when panne marie it reminded me talks pabout l.a. becoming place for prams. pseat stadium complex. pand, something called nfl pdisneyworld. p>> i don't knowwhat that means. pand expected to become world pmost expensive sports arena. pwe talked about this, 300 acre pdevelopment a few miles from pdowntown l.a. phave hotel and rides and pattractions. pdoesn't l. already have them. pdevelopment f

. >> all eyes will be on coughlin tomorrow as he coaches the giants at metlife against the eagles. then we will have to wait to see what happens on monday. once again, nothing is confirmed. christina? >> all right. we'll be watching and waiting. thanks,. >>est ca. and tomorrow will be a huge day for jets fans as well. a win existence the bills, and the team makes the playoffs for the first time in phi years. tina cervasio will have much more on the big game coming up later in sports. >>> a fallen hero laid to rest on long island, the funeral held at new beginningsing christian center. american airmen killed last month during a suicide bombing in afghanistan. the 31-year-old was serving his fourth military tour with the air national guard. the sergeant leaves behind a wife and 5-year-old daughter. >>> shock around the world to a mass execution in saudi arabia. 47 people were executed including a prominent muslim cleric who led rallies against the saudi government which labeled him as a terrorist. reaction from neighboring countries was swift. [speaking in native tongue] >> translato

i was inside metlife stadium when it was reported that he would resign following the eagle game. he said no decision had been made and he wanted to talk to management. two super bowl titles in 12

but the giants still have to play the eagles tomorrow at metlife stadium, and it appears down to the wire. >> it's a divisional game. if we can defeat the philadelphia eagles, we will have split with all our divisional opponents. it's very important to win your last game. and anybody sitting in that room that doesn't think it's important to play well in the last game, they need to have their heads examined. >> and all eyes will be on the jets game as well tomorrow for different reasons. be they beat the bills and their former head coach rex ryan in buffalo, they're in the playoffs. but there's a scenario if they lose as well, they'd have to depend on the steelers losing or tying to the brown z -- browns as well. >> kim patrick, enzone! -- end zone! the jets win in overtime. >> the jets are finishing the season playing their best ball of the year. last week's surprising win over the patriots was their fifth straight. they're favored to win again tomorrow in buffalo, but coach no position to overlook anyone this late in the season. >> anybody can beat you at any time in this league. we

point six trillion cubic feet of snow that much snowfall could fill get this ninety eight thousand metlife stadium this is where the giants and jets play football also take a look at this other kind of surprising stat would fill twenty two billion dump trucks that so much snow the northeast had one more shocking said to share with you if all that snow melted it would fill one fourth of the chesapeake bay while stunning numbers there all right our temperatures today right now in the low to mid sixties you can see the trend later this afternoon in the evening it will kill a little bit but right now i'm already making plans to get out and take a walk with my wife at some point this afternoon or evening it will be a beautiful evening for that and then as we go to the overnights more clouds roll in temperatures will bottom out in the forty so will stay above freezing chances for showers late tonight into early tomorrow and take a few more isolated to scattered showers potentially across parts of the area. i say that our future cast in just a moment feast your eyes on these temperatures sixty fo