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and he just turned the nation into a peyton manning support group. >> true.true. >> and his charity is richer. he has omaha to thank for that. >> yes. eight businesses pledged to donate $800 every time he yelled "omaha". he shouted it times. if you you listen, it's whether 1 or 2, whatever you get. manning's charity its mission to promote disadvantaged kids. >> it's pay back, pey. >> right. right. omaha. >> the weather is nice in omaha. western three quarters of the nation will be getting cold again up in the upper mid we'll see low pressure moving into mid atlantic dumping 4 to 6 inches of snow in washington, d.c. and 6 to 10 in new york city. high temperatures into the 70s and low 80s down south n bay area, sunny skies and mild, dry once again. highs from upper 60s to upper 60s and low 70s around the bay and inland. just another in a string of lovely days and dry days. >> still head at 4:00 if you're look fog-to-find n a parking ticket we've got an app going to court for you. >> a police officer with national attention that has nothing to do with chasing ba

the first open air cold weather stadium and the first national anthem by an opera singer. >> probably the peyton manning of the opera world. >> the national anthem is something that everybody feels so strongly about. i feel a tremendous sense of responsibility to our 200th anniversary of the national anthem. >> reverence will transform into -- performances from bruno mars, mars began outdoor practice earlier this week. >> there was a lot of things that happened like the microphone turns into a popsicle. all of these things you don't think about but i'm grabbing the mike and it's frozen. >> reporter: halftime sponsor pepsi started marketing the event a month ago. >> we have 30 second commercial running into bruno and 12 1/2 minutes extravaganza. >> reporter: as kickoff approaches excitement is building in the big apple and as the weather improves, tickets are moving. good news for brokers since sales were sluggish. >> people were worried was the game going to be moved, was the weather a huge factor. >> ticket prices average about $2800. not as expensive as other years but quite spendy. the super

nation! he is number one! yeah, peyton! >> reporter: all right. you know what happened to the shirt. >> denver is fanatical. >> reporter: chuck, we're here in seattle with the seahawks fans, including the jet city's chorus, who is performing for us right now. they're waving the 12th man flags, what the fans in seattle refer to, because they play an important role, they're the loudest fans in the league. so loud, they cause earthquakes beneath the stadium during home games. and they are super excited for this year's super bowl. back to you, chuck. >> joe and kerry, those are really actually two passionate football cities for their teams. so as football cements its place in pop culture, it's become a financial juggernaut. as of 2012, the annual revenue was more than $9 billion. nearly $2 billion than the other major sports league, major league baseball. super bowl has become the biggest marketing day of the year, potentially making or breaking financial futures. it's made players into pitchmen and cultural icons, and what happens on and off the fiel

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other bets include how long it will take opera singer renee fleming to sing the national anthem, how many times peyton manning will say omaha! and if both teams don't score a touchdown at all for the big game. now, gasia mikaelian is there. you can follow her on her twitter and facebook account. and you can watch the super bowl right here on ktvu channel 2. kickoff, this sunday at 3:30. >>> well, some people have a drink or two while watching the super bowl. something to think about here. british scientists say drinking alcohol can start a chain reaction that makes people more vulnerable to skin cancer. research shows people who have at least one drink a day increased their skin cancer risk by 20%. people who drink several beers a day are much more likely than occasional drinkers to get the deadliest form of skin cancer. doctors say they don't know if alcohol actually changes the skin or if it leads people to do things like not using sun block that increased risk. >>> a call for water conservation, santa clara county. why the water district there believes voluntary cutbacks will be enough. >> reporter

national anthem? you can bet on that. how many times will peyton manning say "omaha"?ks player richard sherman receive a taunting penalty? will the red hot chili peppers go shirtless in the cold for their performance? and what color will the gatorade be that's dumped on the winning coach? we do not encourage gambling on "jansing and co." this is just for your entertainment. ings. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ 100% greek. 100% mmm... so mmm, you might not believe it's 100 calories. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to love it. humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures, living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance h

and we were on national television a lot this year. when we acquired peytonon that follows the nfl, and that's a lot of people, understood the magnitude of a signing like that. and so that's carried on -- carried forward with a greater national following for us certainly in recent years. so, you know, we're happy to be in the spot we're in. we're happy to be here and we hope we can have success on sunday. >> you didn't say you're america's team. >> no, i wouldn't do that. i wouldn't do that. a lot of people say that for us. >> yes, yes. >> but i'll let you guys be the judge. >> did you see governor christie made his pick, broncos 24-21. yes. >> is that a good thing? >> i'd take it. >> i don't know if that's a good question. >> i guess we'll find out. >> joe, thank you for coming in. >> thank you both for having me. a thrill, appreciate it. >>> there's another big event next week right here in the big apple that's, of course, jim cramer's talk and book signing -- >> thank you. >> -- for "get rich carefully." tuesday night barnes & noble, union square. speaking

national. go like pro. melissa: the grden state has a scratch on their head. according to a report peytonng on sunday and continues with the paycheck for the game. >> there are so many axes and although he is a rich liberal. >> i love it. that's right. this is one of the dumbest tactics. the 51% tax bracket. >> france wouldn't do that. >> to me that is just amazing. >> i'm not sure if i had that much of an allergic reaction. >> 51% is the state tax. >> especially with the total tas. that makes so that makes it okay? >> not all that long ago, you guys are very young. though we had a tax n this country that went ovr 90%. and it didn't does incentivize anyone >> i don't believe that for a second. there's absolutely no way you're going go out there. >> i think that that asked him how that worked out and this is how it is. >> actually they have the chance to do it. the map 21% of anything he isn't really earning the money. and charging a tax. but not so much for seven days a week. melissa: and in a simplified tax code, these archaic little fractions where it comes out and it shows something. w

nations. snowden is wanted in the united states on charges. >>> peyton manning faces a dual challenge in sunday's team to a victory? manning has one super bowl ring. if he wins a second sunday, is his push enough to elevate him to the second of greatest quarterbacks of all time? say it ain't so. if manning and the broncos win, all things considered, peyton will be the number one quarterback in the history of the nfl. that is a quote. we say, really? better than four time super bowl winner joe montana? joe, good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >>> i'm good. i'll pose that question to you. if peyton manning wins the super bowl, will he be the best quarterback in the history of the game? >> there's always a great argument for that. the numbers he's thrown up has been tremendous. he's having a great career. when you look at all the guys named there, the game has change s ed so much. enjoy everyone while they're playing. whoever you want to argue can be up there. you can make a case for anybody on that list. i enjoy watching him play. he's fun, having a great time. >> that's so diplomatic. >> i

and the panthers it is san diego in denver to take on peyton manning and the bro cos cos -- broncos a 1:40. going for nine in a row in the nation'sone. much improved wizzards team. david lee hits him with a fly by. six three's in the game and he had 26 to lead all scores. wizzards up one and time is running out in the first half. he tie itself at 58. the warriors open the second. he has his back. he is a double-double machine. warriors open it up in the fourth. a wide open three. the warriors cruise to their 9th straight win. they are now 5-0 on this seven-game road trip. looking for win number 907. first half and baseline and gets it to go. her sixth30point game. honored for winning gold for the world university games this past summer. the bears are taking on oregon. stays with it. 13 rebounds and cal wins this one in over time. 101-98 the final there. >> that's where the sharks were. under 9 minutes to play. the game tied at two. shootout settles it. pivelsk expi that ends it. goodwin for the sharks. it is 3-2 the final score. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i like it when all of the teams win. >>

and the panthers it is san diego in denver to take on peyton manning and the bro cos cos -- broncos a 1:40. going for nine in a row in the nation'soved wizzards team. david lee hits him with a fly by. six three's in the game and he had 26 to lead all scores. wizzards up one and time is running out in the first half. he tie itself at 58. the warriors open the second. he has his back. he is a double-double machine. warriors open it up in the fourth. a wide open three. the warriors cruise to their 9th straight win. they are now 5-0 on this seven-game road trip. looking for win number 907. first half and baseline and gets it to go. her sixth30point game. honored for winning gold for the world university games this past summer. the bears are taking on oregon. stays with it. 13 rebounds and cal wins this one in over time. 101-98 the final there. >> that's where the sharks were. under 9 minutes to play. the game tied at two. shootout settles it. pivelsk expi that ends it. goodwin for the sharks. it is 3-2 the final score. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. i like it when all of the teams win. >> it is nice. >

national football league is the tackle sui. coming in at four, 49er linebacker patrick willis. he had 23 votes. >> others making the list, calvin johnson, peyton manning and adrian peterson. they were smiling in the video. >> christina loren has a smile on her face. let's see why she is smiling. >> i get to wake up with the two of you, how could i ever not be happy about that. and you at home as well. you're part of our morning family. we love you especially on a friday. 41 degrees out there in the north bay, 49 in san francisco, and temperatures are going to be nice out there. it's really dry as you know, it's about been a really, really dry year. the past seven months have been unseasonably dry. as we get into this weekend we expect to measure precipitation. and we're also expecting to jump back above average through sunday. a little something for everybody in the forecast. 59 degrees in san francisco. if you don't want to wait until i dive into the futurecast, check your seven-day, it's scrolling here at the bottom of your screen. highs today are comfortable, especially when you put things in perspective. yesterday was cool and cloudy. look

peyton manning took them apart in the afc title game. the shirts ended up on twitter and now modell says they are heading to a developing nation.to get a jump on the competition cost the chain about $500,000. >>> buffett's company, berkshire hathaway, as teamed up with quicken loans to give $1 billion to the person who can fill out the perfect tournament bracket. you have an option of being paid out in 40 payments or a lump sum. by the way, the chances of that are 1 in 9.2 quinntillion. it has 18 zeros. so pencil me in right now. make sure to follow me on twitter @jaketapper, that's all one word and also at @theleadcnn. that's it. i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to wolf blitzer. he's in a very cozy situation room. >>> all right, jake, thank you. a dangerous winter storm hammering the eastern half of the united states with brutal cold and heavy snow. cities are shutting down. thousands of flights are canceled. we have full team coverage at this hour. >>> a desperate hunt for female suicide bombers known as black widows and a shadowy figure known as russia's osama bin laden who has vowed to target the winter games.

nation having a great time. stuart: extraordinary super bowl and you are going to coin it. >> rooting for the broncos here. because of the peyton business is. stuart: congratulations, good luck on the auction. a couple new ads, one for mastercard, another from microsoft both focusing on millennial's. will they be successful pulling in the youngster? lou: obamacare is more than a train wreck. president obama's albatross and elect oral opportunity for the republicans. twthe health saving accounts ofr and health care thinker joining us. please join us. stuart: last night during the grammys mastercard released a commercial starring justin timberlake. watch this. >> feeling mastercard, you could get a priceless surprise. concert tickets, trips, even a visit from justin timberlake. stuart: you heard it, offering a chance for justin timberlake arrived at your front door, sign-up for a card, send a tweet with a special hashtag and you are in the contest. looks to me like a good marketing ploy for the millennial's. charles: listen. a lot of people are going to sign-up. i don't do how many people will use the cards. stuart: is it morally

peyton manning. >> still hoping for the saints. we have more on the brutal winter storm causing nightmares for travelers across the nation when we comeet out of here. >> we're comping and camping out here and seeing what happens. >>> we have new detail on the very sad case in oakland, california, where jahi mcmath is fighting for her life. she is technically brain dead in the hospital. adam houseley is live with he details. what are they saying? >> reporter: heartbreaking case all the we around. it's been a court case for two and a half weeks in federal and state court. we have been told the hospital is now telling the media a death certificate has been issued for jahi and that happened today. the family says they have raised more than $45,000 to move here from this location, and a state court hearing just ended. we're told both sides are claiming victory. the judge ruled that jahi can be moved and there's a plan in place to move her from the hospital but in judge also ruled the hospital would not be forced to perform a trach or put a feeding tube in her or be forced to allow a doctor from the outside to prove those procedures. show

to think peyton manning or tom brady or russell wilson, these are people who are unusually gifted at -- and they've done this -- eric goldman who's head of neurogenetics at i think the nationaltitute of mental health talks about there's one gene that has two variants, the worrier gene and the warrior gene. and both are adaptive. if they weren't they would have died out. but the worrier gene is good at worrying about things and keeping you away from danger. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: pleasure to have you here. back in a moment. stay with us. the worldwide weapon was conceived as an a somewhat academic thing some years ago but its years of realization and development since the '80s have saoepled to me the work of a moment. coming into being as an astronomical event. >> rose: e.l. doctorow is here. he is without questioning one of our greatest level authors. he writes about reach of american possibility in which plain lives take on the cadence of history. he was awarded the american academy of arts and letters for fiction. his new novel is called "andrew's brain." i'm pleased to have e.l. doctorow back at this table. this is the first fr

peyton manning. where would you wrather be than right here right now. he lost four times but he's write. this will have the eyes of the nation.e defense, the number one offense. there are a lot of story lines there. arthel: you think you mentioned 36 super bowls you covered. >> it's always fun, it's always fresh, it's always exciting. arthel: do you have a presuper bowl ritual you do to get ready? >> i take it in every time. will this be the last? we are in fortunate positions. able to do the broadcasts. able to have access to the players and tell the public the story. you always look around and don't take it for granted. arthel: i think it will be good football. but there are the commercials. do you get to watch the commercials in realtime or do you get a prescreening of them? >> i don't get to see the commercials. i don't get to see the telecast. when you are working the game url preparing for the game. i don't get to see television. arthel: who is going to win? >> i'm broadcasting the game so i are don't want to go out on that limb. the number one defense seattle is and 15 out of 17 times when the number one defense has co

national gas market. >> they might get above freezing. >> heatwave. >> markets of the move, the 10 year yield is worth watching. >> are twitter questions a, will have the best the best sunday peytonuno mars, or bud lite? ♪ keene.tom our guest this is adam parker. he is at morgan stanley. there is an opportunity. forget about the gloom of the weekend of the super bowl. the courage point? you have to be brave to buy. >> as long as you believe the earnings will grow and i do, you will be optimistic and capitalize. the markets been spotty because people are worried about chinese growth and emergency -- emerging-market companies. showsort after report good signs? >> it could be both. it can be the situation. i think they're looking for opportunities. i do not think the background is great. you get a couple of percent purchases, i think that is a pretty good year. i begin to get more multiple expansion. >> when you look at the global, we have all seen this. we have been there and done that. emerging-market start to go, what do you suggest is the outside shock the could coalesce the emerging markets? >> the potential for a stop moment. it really is that china will be more stable than pe

peyton's charities. and the foundation is good way and companies jumped on board quickly. lori: fortune 500 companies are based there in omaha. do you think the nationalre business and more people to your fine city. >> i hope so. a challenge for us and other cities is make sure you stand out from the crowd. we're trying to attract great young professionals. and really great businesses. we have a diverse economy and all kind of jobs available. we're a great city. this is one more way to raise recognition in people's minds. omaha is one of those places people consider for a job, family or investment. we're hopeful it is one of those things that adds to the mystique a bit. lori: david, what kinds of jobs are open in omaha? there is as you know a nationwide jobs crisis going on? >> we have 3.6% unemployment in omaha. there are jobs available from welders and electricians to programmers and actuaries and engineers. and we're across across the boar employers are looking for really good, talented people. lori: tell me why you think omaha is doing so much better than the average national city with its economy and unemployment? >> we have a very diverse econom

nation is as a company today. it's everything he wanted. i think there's a great human interest story with peytonng, but i have to tell you, the seahawks are very tough. and, of course, i have a very large shareholder in seattle. so i'm rooting for the seahawks. >> i didn't know that. i don't know, the broncos, i lived out -- i love peyton, though, so i can't wait for the game. >> you have to love peyton. it should be a great game. >> it should be great. and i'm -- because i'm not going, i'm glad it's in the cold. it's fun to watch as long as people are criticizing. it's four tv now, anyway. i'm sorry, but it's good that it's in new york. and if it's cold, good, suck it up. >> but it's going to be strange to watch the game. >> i have a prediction, joe. i have a prediction. >> go ahead. >> it's going to be a very long time before the super bowl is in a cold climate again. i expect it back in miami in the very near future. >> you're talking b your book again. >> it's 27 degrees down here. that's not talking my book. i'm calling out the temperature. people like to party at the super bowl. it's 72 de

national anthem? the water works of him doing that again stands 3-2. blackout like in new orleans last year? you can get that piece 20-1. if you're a keen observer of peyton tendencies. >> omaha! >> that was actually -- >> omaha! omaha! hut! >> omaha, omaha. oen online sports book is taking a bet on how many times payeyton says omaha. you would have to say more or less than 27 times. >>> back in the winter storm in atlanta. mika told us about the baby being delivered by a state trooper on the side of the road. there is a story involving atlanta braves great chipper jones. atlanta braves first baseman freddy freeman was stuck in the thick of a mess for about five hours when he tweeted out an sos and chipper sprang into action. he jumped on his four-wheeler. >> what? >> he rode out to the interstate and picked up freddy freedom and brought him home safely. >> i like it. >> maybe he could throw a couple of civilians on there. >>> up next, mika's must read opinion pages. richard haass breaks down some of the biggest foreign policy obstacles facing president obama. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open t