this year's jury is headed by veteran british filmmaker mike reid. 18 films in competition for the gold and silver bear awards. let's go to our resident film group route. you are on the red carpet again, aren't you, scott? >> yes. i do not know that was supposed to be equipped about my age. i have been here for a while. >> you have been start watching tonight, i understand. what are you seeing? >> it is not bad. we have had better, but we have definitely had a lot worse opening nights in terms of star power. you mentioned most of the top names. directors mike lee, also. big names are coming up. angelina jolie coming tomorrow for her directorial debut, a film about the bosnian war. and i'm not sure if you are a fan of bollywood, but i love the song and dance. >> what are you expecting this year to make the festival memorable? like i said, you have seen almost all of them. >> yes, i think there will be a lot of similar things. political films, but berlin is always known for. there is also a documentary about bob marley that i'm very interested to see by kevin mcdonald, oscar winner. i thi

reid knocks down the big three. georgia tech win 63-61. a busy day in college lacrosse. towson visiting loyola. mike sawyer is doing what coaches love. through the wickets it goes. 2-0 loyola. mcguire had a pair. hounds on the fastbreak. jp dalton, big shot good. hounds win 13-6. navy hosting north carolina. it was a breezy and annapolis. the second quarter, taylor reynolds. navy leading 5-2. pat derkin behind the net. 6-2 navy, but carolina roared back. duncan hutchins. they stun them, 9-8 the final. hopkins hosting sienna. jack palmer. stealing the pass. it recognizes the goal is not anywhere near parachutes and scores. 5-3, hopskins. -- hopkins. a 6-5 game. jays in lockdown from there on. to zach palmer. 2 goals, 2 assists for palmer. next up princeton. they have not beaten princeton. that is a big game. >> not too far so you can get there pretty quickly. still ahead, our meteorologist with the insta-weather 7 day forecast >> were just talking about the winter has been pared >> what it has not spent. >> all i feel bad for the people on the slopes. >> winter lasts until march 20. daylight savings time, in march 11. 48 tomorrow. tom

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majority leader harry reid saying he expects republican support on the deal, saying americans are, quote, watching. chief congressional correspondent mikepitol hill for us with the very latest. mike, does the bill have the support? >> reporter: that is a very good question, heather. in the end we do believe it should have the votes. those in favor like it for a variety of reasons, one, if you have a lot of unemployed people in your district, this extends unemployment benefits. if you have a lot of medicare patients that you represent you want them to be able to see their doctors without the doctors taking a 27% cut in fees. here is a california democrat on why she is yes. >> this by partisan will insure that 160 million americans will not see a tax increase at a time when so many families are still struggling to make ends meet. the payroll tax cuts provides american families an average of $1,000 annually to help pay their bills and for day-to-day necessities. >> reporter: so this congresswoman like many likes it because it provides tax relief for the rest of the year for 160 million americans. the house will go first and should it pass