. >> coming up, stunning allegations against new york giants and marquis quarterback eli manning.ig lawsuit claims both big blue and qb sold fake pieces of memorabilia knowingly. could this go all the way to the football hall of fame? >>> could a mother's word not always right? jeb bush's mom says she doesn't want him to run for pres. >> your mom said he's qualified but she doesn't want you to run. >> she promised she wouldn't keep saying this. if you have older parents, they speak their mind. >> i think she's been doing that all their life. our political panel joining me next. [ sneezes, coughs ] i'veot a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's te for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is twon't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile food. with special crunchy kibbles and great taste... ...it's a happy way to a healthy smile. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. >>> explorer of the seas saniti

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new york this weekend. coming up in the next hour, we talk about the super bowl with the owners of the new york jets and the new york giantsresponsible for bringing it to the new york area. twitter question -- why do you watch the super bowl? halftime show, commercials, actual game? tweet us. it is football, alix. ♪ we can also convinced help americans return to the workforce faster by reforming unemployment insurance so it is more effect it in today's economy. but first, this congress needs to restore the unemployment insurance you just let expire for 1.6 million people. >> john boehner, not happy behind the president at that shot at the republicans. a lot of different perspectives. .'m tom keene scarlet fu and alix steel are with us. we have a morning must see. >> it comes from goldman sachs's michael kelter in its quarterly restaurant survey. high, buty hit a where the spending came from really counts. those making under $90,000 are the ones actually spending more. you saw a huge jump in the fourth quarter for those making under $50,000. he said the idea that this thep, the middle class, payroll tax increase from 2013 h

>> it is the new york giants, according to teddy. well, according to teddy bear, it is going to be the baltimore ravens. ok, teddy. time to tell everyone, who is going to win super bowl xlviii? the seahawks are the broncos? [porcupine squeals] ♪ , 50 six past the hour. getting you up to speed with something -- with some breaking news. the state department has weighed in on the keystone pipeline, they think it will not boost oil impactutput or climate change. this is going to be disappointing to foes of the pipeline, who claimed the review sets in place a 90 day process. this is the final review from the state department. we will now have a 30 day period of public commentary, setting the stage for a final decision that will come from john kerry and then from president obama. to reiterate, the state department has finally said the keystone pipeline will not have a great environmental impact. for more on the potential impact, i went to get down to washington dc to our correspondent phil mattingly. are you with us? >> i am with you. >> w

former new york giant tiki barber will tell us about his new business venture.hat is next in career. in spain, ancient tradition involving courses and fire. horsemen ride through bonfires on village streets, the ritual goes back hundreds of years. it is supposed to cleanse the horses of disease and bring good luck. hope it does not turn them into stake. ♪ career, what makes great leaders? betty liu has a new book, "work smarts." she has asked some of the biggest leaders in business what got them to the top. all week, we have been hearing from them. today, bob nardelli, ceo of chrysler and prior to that he ran home depot. currently, he is a senior advisor at cerberus capital management. he shares his thoughts on lessons from his career. you have to learn different customs, some countries work on sundays. be thehat may not practice in the u.s., if you are serving that country, you have to be available. once you take on the responsibility as a ceo, the priority is doing the job. say they regret not making that decision sooner. i am not talking about a knee-jerk or

jonathan tisch cochairman of the loews corporation and co-owner of the new york giants. he was born and raised in a new york family. in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today the loews has billions of dollars in assets that generate the team billion dollars in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas, to theaters. jonathan tisch runs the company and is also the chairman of loews hotels. >> made it guest friendly. >> he completed a massive luxury renovation of a flagship hotel that is near and dear to his heart. >> i grew up in this hotel. >> network has not stopped him from writing books. >> you get about six hours of sleep? 6 hours of sleep. you will get an e-mail from me in the middle of the -- early in the morning. >> i caught up with him at his team's home turf -- metlife stadium. ♪ >> it is incredible to be out here. how does it make you feel? >> pretty amazing. i think that my father and what he went through 204 us this --ortunity to be arthur's partners with the giants. ch fulfilled his lifelong dream wh

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be held in ten days just across the hudson river from here at the stadium that is home to the new york giants and the new york jets. next week in the leadup there will be parties, concerts and even a fan festival in hasn't on broadway. well, it turns out that roger goodell has paid a manhattan-sized ceo salary. according to tax documents goodell gets $29 million a year. that's more than the ceos of ford, at&t and american express. some could say that it's, but it's at non-profit 501 c 6. the nfl gave just $2.3 million to charity. most of that $2.1 million went to the nfl hall of fame. that's one-fifteenth of the ceo's salary. perhaps they should follow the path of profession baseball, basketball and hockey which gave up their tax status years ago. that's our show today. we'll join ali in davos to talk about the worldwide auto business. i'm david shuster in new york. thank you for joining us. i'm lisa fletcher and you are in "the stream," what we share about life but death and how we discuss dying is it changes one tweet at a time? ♪ bringing in the community throughout our program is our digi

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an exemploys sieve new york lawsuits that the new york giants have been peddling fake game-worn items to nfl collectors. you won't believe what the lawyer hyped it has to say. he joins me right here. more "money" coming right up. melissa: herman cain is known for wearing many, many hats. former ceo of godfather pizza, presidential candidate in 2012, author, radio talk show host. even ceo of the national restaurant association. he clearly knows a thing or two about running successful businesses and the money behind it all. we wanted to get his take on the big national debate over minimum wage. here now, mr. herman cain. welcome to the show, by the way. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: i don't know if you had a chance to hear any part of the debate that came before you but we were talking about the raising minimum wage paid at airports around new york city. >> yes. melissa: this is huge debate in america now i know you know. >> yes. melissa: what do you think about the fever pitch that it has reached? >> the reason it has reached this fever pitch on the part of

. >> narrator: hall of fame linebacker for the new york giants harry carson went to war with mike webster. >> and so i have to meet force with force. all of my power is coming from my big rear end and my big thighs into my forearm, and i hit him in the face. i have to stun him, get my hands on him, throw him off when i see where the ball is going. and when i hit him in the face, his head is going back. he's going forward, but all of a sudden, his head is going back and his brain is hitting up against the inside of his skull. >> narrator: for mike webster, the head hits just kept on coming for 17 years. >> you have to survive, so you learn the methods to survive and be the best at surviving in that environment the minute you put your pads on. you're only one play away from getting seriously injured. >> narrator: for webster and others on the field, physical injuries went with the territory. >> i mean, it's affected my life, it surely has, but i'm not out there crying about it. i know that i went to war, and i came out of the battle with what i got. and you know, that's the way it is. that'

seattle practiced yesterday in the new york giants facility here in the shadow of met life stadium, andhe sea hawked open as few doors to let the cold air in during their 90 minute work out, so that's the situation with both teams holding work outs every day. all of their media availability now in the rear-view mirror, they are focusing on the game plan, and both teams will hold their final practices today and just tweak a few things then they will be ready to go. >> safe to say more pressure on the broncos than there is on the sea hawks. because. all that pressure on payton manning? >> you know what, i think that's fair. the broncos this week, really try to kind of deflect that, but i think without question a lot of people have said hey, if he wins his second super bowl, without question, he will be one of the top 5 of all time, and will be remembered as such. i don't necessarily think that should be there, but i think there's slightly more pressure on the broncos to bring that home. >> his brother eli has more rings. markmore gone, thank you very much. speaking of pressure, you have t

. >>> "the new york post" front page this morning was a blaring headline, "giant rip-off." in what could be a cautionary tale for anybody who collects sports memorabilia collectors, all the way down to some of the better baseball cards in the pack, a lawsuit filed accuses the new york giants of roughing up helmets and jerseys to make them appear game-used while the players in some cases kept the real thing. it even alleges that football jerseys are taken to a new jersey dry-cleaner to get them appear worn. the giants today says the suit is completely without merit and they intend to fight it. >>> it's maybe not a surprise but interesting to learn that most of the american people now regard both of our most recent wars in iraq and afghanistan to have been a failure for this country. in a new pew research survey, 52% said neither war achieved its goal. a total of 2.5 million americans in uniform have served in one or both wars since the start. >>> if you're old enough to remember the ad campaign, you remember the airline that called itself the wings of man. eastern airlines m

>> well, edgewater, new jersey, and new york giants. of course. who else could win? usly. >> we're in new jersey and rooting for the giants, although they're not in the game. >> wow. even though the house is twice as small? >> because looking at an in1re6789, you never want the largest house in the area. literally it's double the size of all other houses and a lot of competition in that town. on the smaller houses, they still can't get sold. edgewater, new jersey, house, a perfect size for that buyer. >> dolly, thanks, as always. >> thank you. >>> the new jersey house wins round three. moves on to the playoffs. see if it can make to the championship round. during the "closing bell." "final trade," up next. ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to

this morning new york giants' deafive coordinator perry fuel will help to ashburn for the interview. he's been with the giants for four years and was defensive coordinator to the buffalo bills before that. his interview comes a day after the redskins met with baltimore ravens' offensive coordinator jim caldwell. so far he's the only name on the list with past head coaching experience. >>> 4:31 the time. weather & traffic on the 1s, every ten minutes. >> we'll check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. the big story is the huge drop in temperature. >> that's going to be arriving later today. right now, well above freezing. we've got scattered rain crass maryland, virginia, 95, nearby suburb in montgomery county, fairfax, down 95 toward fredericksburg. a few other scattered, light rain showers in the shenandoah valley. temperatures are mild compare tennessee valley what we'll be seeing. in the -- comparatively to what we'll be seeing. in areas, mid to upper 30s. here's how things are looking. the weather story today, we'll have the rain changing to maybe a little snow. that'

. >> while they waited they were treated to marching bands like the new york giants drum line and theyimpse of the cast of characters that showed up to wish their teams luck. >> these are some of my good luck tokens to give to some of the players. i like, you know -- i give. that's what i do. i got a heart of gold. i just want to see people do well. >> heart of gold. >> he gives. that's what he does. he's not the most unusual guy that showed up yesterday. >> not even close. in answer to the eternal question where's waldo, finally answered. >> of course, waldo always has a super bowl prediction. i'll say the seahawks will win because defense wins championships and walt dough is a big fan of sherman. >> he will be at the game. you just have to find him. >> little-known fact he has a brooklyn accent. >> now we know. >>> finally a major milestone today for the one and only oprah winfrey. she turns 60 today and the billionaire is apparently taking it easy spending the day at her estate near santa barbara. >> we have put together a look at some of her most enthusiastic moments. >> welcome, d

also here, star chris canty, former super bowl win we are the new york giants.to talk about college athletes. the argument of them getting paid is that they're getting an education for free. but a cnn report revealed a staggering number of revenue athletes can't read above an eighth grade level. chris, you went through a college program. did you find that commensurate with your experience? >> i went to uva, so it's not just any college. >> it's a good college, excellent college. >> what i found is the minimum standards required of student athletes were higher than a lot of what some of my peers in other schools and universities were experiencing. so from that perspective, the university of virginia had the support staff there that was able to help me to make sure i was on the right track to graduate. so i'm thankful for that. but i do recognize that's not the case in all colleges and universities. what's taking place is we're seeing athletes monetized at such a young age. they're taking away the incentive to make sure they're properly educated. they're saying th

the new york giants and not fare as well this weekend, but that does not matter because we have the professionalmpionships coming to down. in foxborough with a 2013 world champion and the professional bull riders chairman and ceo about the effect of the winter storm on this event. >> the logistics to get one of these events set up in the there are always challenges that we are to prepare for. fortunately we have our stock injectors that have or animal athletes here early, so we would be able to get this thing picked up friday night at madison square garden. >> animal athletes? because weortunate, do have the best writers in the world, and you have -- riders in the world, but we also have great animal athletes. they get as much recognition as our writers do -- riders do. was the best one we had. $.5 million in his career, and made ads. he was quite the rock star. >> how did you get into this? >> my dad did radio, i rode horses, large undershoot. shoot.ned how to i learned all of this in my home in north carolina. >> did you always want to do this? >> yes. i wanted to be a world champion bullrider

. >> new york giants quarterback after his mvp performance in super bowl 21 in 1987. >> that was thea heard the catch phrase. disney, parent company of abc, reportedly paid sims $75,000 for those famous six words. i remember when he said it, it was so natural. unbelievable. >> sounded like it. >> i want to go. >> money well spent. did its job. coming up, one of this year's most intriguing super bowl ads. >> what a woman intends to do on national tv this sunday. we'll be right back. last year was the biggest flu outbreak in over a decade. before the first sneeze... help protect with a spray. before the first tissue... help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get 10x more protection... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing ♪ take this job and shove it ♪ i ain't working here no more >> you know, who hasn't felt that way at one time or another. >> not here. >> oh of course not. of course not. but that's one thing to say that to your boss. another thing to say it to your boss in front of an entire nation

. ♪ tobring in the super bowl the new york region has been a decade-long effort for the new york giantsr, who started pitching the idea to the nfl and local politicians after 9/11 as a way to jumpstart stuttering economy, but it was not until the new metlife stadium was built in 2010 that the idea caught on. in just a few days, metlife will play host to one of the biggest games of the year -- the super bowl. theillions of people around world will be watching super bowl xlviii, but perhaps no fan your staff is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a total transformation . a staff of about 20 takes two days to change from one team to the other from jets green to giants blue or vice versa, and that includes the removable end zones. the turf from one team is rolled up and stored in the stands, and the other team' is rolled out. special end zones will be unveiled for the broncos and seahawks. that is about all the nfl is saying for the big game. >> that will be one of the cosmetic changes. >> you will find out some of the cosmetic changes when i find ou

to him and joining us also is nfl legend, to toll soup -- two-time super bowl champ and former new york giantsr carl banks joins us. i have to say that i have much more admiration for you as a player having been to the media day event at the prudential center in which all of the denver broncos are paraded around the room of about 600 frenzied media people with about 10,000 people in the stands with pay to watch this. >> very interesting now. it has become another revenue partnerse nfl and its and a way for fans to get closer. selling tickets to media day, i went to two super bowl's and we did not see a fan unless they snuck in with a member of the press. >> never saw a fan? >> no. they were outside media day or somehow snuck in the skies as members of the media. >> maybe they had to wear one of the starter jackets in order to convince someone to get through. tell us what is going on with starter jackets. got to pull jackets that we had custom made for the super bowl and then we had the both broncos and seahawks. we had to start a clubhouse and the paramount hotel in times square. >> it is like

. >> and they root for the new york jets and the new york giants over there. >> they say it's one big community, they're all a suburb of new york. >> i don't know that everybody always appreciates that. >> maybe people close to the border feel that way. >> that's what the people in new york say. it's a great story, though. i love the rivalry going on. >>> dylan is out on the plaza with a check of the rest of the national forecast. our local jersey girl, dylan dreyer. >> ironically a patriots fan, so figure that one out. we are going to see caribbean ship this morning. >>> wind gusts at 60 miles per hour. life threatening situation if you're driving around because visibility is down around 0. if you get stranded it will be hard to move forward because the visibility will be so poor. all this clipper system bringing the snow through the northern plains and through the western great lakes through the day today. that's the look at the country. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. cold but sunny start a. washington 21 degrees. clouds increase throughout the day today. breezy at

if you like at the baltimore raven, the new york giants they all had to go through wild card games.ughens you. we understand that and we believe that and we're looking forward to next week. >> carolina next week. you have something to prove to those guys don't you. >> we have something to prove to those guys who came to our house and beat us earlier in the year. we felt we let a lot of mistakes happen we'll be ready for next season. >> this is one of those game that is is also remembered in san francisco play off history. at lambeau field in green bay, i'm joe fonzi. >> and this is next week's schedule. on sunday niners visit the nfc carolina panthers who had a bye this week. you can see it on ktvu. carolina beat san francisco at the stick. but that means very little right now. >>> the last time cincinnati won a play off game, boomer sison was the quarterback. that was 23 years ago. 49ers wish that boomer was available today. five yard touchdown 7-0 chargers. wet weather wasn't that much of a concern. six passes in the first drive of the third quarter. short and sweet 14-10 san dieg

joining me now is leonard marshall, a former pro bowl defensive lineman for the new york giants. and the new york jets who won the super bowl twice. he was diagnosed with chronic encephalopathy and is part of the class action lawsuit against the nfl. great to have you here as a giants fan. it is particularly -- >> thank you for having me. >> a crazy time >> it a crazy time. >> the judge says he wants more final details from both sides. do you think a better deal is going to be worked out and what was your reaction to what happened today? >> well first of all, a better deal needs to be struck between the players and the national football league. it is one thing to have an award and a significant award but also something to have a significant award that will take care of a major class of this population. there is a number of different families that have endured enough of the responsibilities and i think there is families like the webster family, the long family from the steelers. the seau family, and i can just keep naming families that have all have suffered through the process. an

new york -- not here in new york. >> new york and new jersey are different. saidis is a classic -- you new york jets, new york giantsey all play new jersey. a very different kind of outdoor super bowl, a super bowl in a city that has been a victim of terrorism like no other city in america. >> you have fences and an mri machine that trucks are going to go through. here to break it down is richard falkenrath. we were talking earlier about how to understand security from the super bowl level. you say you compare it to the olympics. >> they are both high-profile sporting events and the risks they present are different. very, very safe. if there's a bad weather event, the surrounding parties may be vulnerable and new york city and this area is very safe. the stadium itself will be super tightly controlled. of different agencies, not just the nfl, all the different governmental agencies, the secret service and all of them. sochi is a totally different matter. it is an active terrorist environment right now and an area of contested government for vladimir putin. caucuses,the repression and police action against the dissid

a great kicker for the new york giants became one of america's most beloved sports casters. ken norton broke mo hamed ali's jaw and was heavy weight champion of the world. ben's victory at an international piano competition was seen as an american victory over the soviet union at the height of the cold war. he became the first musician to get a ticker tape parade in new york. maria was our first great ball rena, the native american brought worldwide acclaim to american dance at a time when ballet was dominated by russians. tom clancy thrilled us with his techno tails of the cold war, and the hunt for red october. el moore leonard rose wrote dozens of best selling crime novels. while scottie was the fist la dino to win the put zero prize. doris rut sing won the nobel prize for literature. >> lou reed walked on the wild side and influenced generations of rock stars. joshing jones sang about being country when country wasn't cool. critics have called him the definitive country singer of the last half century. ♪ freedom freedom >> fame came to folk singer after an improvised per

a bombshell lawsuit against eli manning and the new york giants. >> how about that for timing. >> thanketchen. we expect a verdict on the amanda knox retrial in italy in the courtroom in florence. >> this is the third trial for her. first she was found guilty and then not guilty and we are waiting to hear from the court. we'll bring in our crim until defense attorney. and what happens if amanda knox is found guilty. >> appeal. i heard the introduction she was found not diametery and then guilty. it is a fallen concept. double jeopardy that attaches anthen a pole to the court court that ruled she should be tried again and argue creatively anything she can. and certainly double jeopardy this time around prosecutors are prosowing from a different theory than the first trial. >> you agree with me that double jeopardy attaches and you can't be tried for the same offense. and once you are acquitted as a defendant you can't be retried. that is not applicable initily. i agree with mark. whatever happens today. there will be an appeal. >> and list and to mark next. if she is found guilty. she is

finally, a lawsuit has been filed in new jersey alleging that the new york giants' football team sold not original. now, i don't know anything about this lawsuit so i will not comment further. could be legitimate, bogus, i don't know, what i do know is if you buy sports and/or rock and roll memorabilia you're taking a big chance. friend of mine who works at fox news spent thousands of dollars buying the signatures of the beatles. he came into my office and proudly showed them to me. the moment i saw the piece i knew it was a fraud. because i have the real beatles' signatures, and this fake was not even close. my friend did get his money back. i told him to file criminal charges to the guys who sold him the bogus stuff, but he is too nice. believe me, i would have filed charges. factor tip of the day, beware when buying items in the sports world, get it in writing. factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor website on fox news which is different from billo'reilly.com. also, spout out from anywhere in the world, o'reilly@fox ne news.com. word of the da

new york stock exchange. you are looking at a live photo of new york giants quarterback eli manning, who has shown up for theng bell here alongside pepsi, which is a major sponsor, as you know, of the super bowl. eli having two super bowl rings. his brother, peyton manning, quarterback of the denver broncos, will be going for his second in eli's house. how interesting is that going to be? so they take a photo op here. they'll go up on the podium. duncan is here with us watching the festivities unfold. this is a big day on the floor of the new york stock exchange, of course, as eli is here. i'm going to try to work my way in here, see if i can get a question or two in for mr. manning. eli, let me ask you quickly, we're live on cnbc. what do you think your brother's chances are on sunday in your house? >> i think he's got a great chance. they've had an unbelievable season. he's had a great season. they're a really good team. obviously, the seahawks are very good, but it should be a good game. i'll be rooting for the broncos. >> what role is the weather going to play in the cold temperature? >> i don't think it

patriots, a game that ended on that crazy play where the new york giants player stopped himself from -- tried to stop himself from making a touchdown to run out the clock. the ownership family of the colts didn't pay anything for that stadium. the ownership family, the irsays close to a billion in net worth. the public build the -- built the stadium and the irsays keep all the revenue generated. host: give us another example. guest: paul allen, the former microsoft executive, owns the seattle seahawks, a fabulous playing team right now. the beautiful field opened under the scene of the emerald city. it's a gorgeous place to pay. the public paid for the stadium and paul allen keeps almost all of the revenues generated. he pays a tone rent. in that case about a million a year. that's the kind of thing that made arlen specter mad. makes me mad too. host: who built the dallas stadium and isn't that the largest in the country? guest: the new dallas facility. it's a wonderful facility, very futuristic looking. there were clubs and go-go dancers at every level. jerry jones paid most of the

if the corporations have the same right just as an aside, my name's sake was a guard for the new york giants. >> the notion that the corporations are people for the purpose of free speech. if only a lawyer could come up with that one. our robots also going to have the right of free speech? when we have apportionment particularly in the south than voters in some parts of the country, so of course cooperation sar not to have the right of the free speech. for the individuals come for people. money influences politics coming and was a very difficult case. the aclu which is generally a left-leaning organization was on the side and on the side of money being on the speech i think reasonable people could disagree. if he is a good reporter that john roberts, former student of the law school said to somebody that he was voting on citizens united to help the republican party. when the justices vote on the party lines as they did with bush v. gore and as jeff reed reports at least one of them did in citizens united, that really puts the court into disrepute. at the end of my book i predict, my book is

back in december, they hammered the new york giants 23-zip. we have to do everything we can. we had a great week of practice this past week. we are looking forward to being here obviously to be in new jersey, new york, again. we are hoping that this would, you know, come true. and sure enough, it has. >> it's an extraordinary challenge. we have a good defense, good guys that can maplay over there we are going to see how this match-up goes. they have to play us, too. and we will see how that works out. >> now, the denver broncos arrived earlier in the day. the broncos are making their seventh appearance in the super bowl. all eyes on peyton manning looking to capture his second super bowl title. there is a lot of speculation if don ver wins the super bowl, peyton at 38 years young will call it a career. what do you say, peyton? >> i still enjoy playing football. i feel a little better than i thought i would at this point coming off of that surgery. and i still enjoyed the preparation part of it, the work part of it. everybody enjoys the games. everybody is going to be excited t

tonight on usa, victor cruz from the new york giants, nick mangold from the jets, ray rice from the ravenskolb from the packers and j.j. watt from the houston texans. jj watts who is larger than life on the field is unbelievableay y powerful in houston. we had so many people coming in to try to help the kid that seven different families and seven different doctors offered he needed original donic work. he's choosing between multiple dentists. >> this is terrific. congratulations, we'll all watch tonight at 7:00 on usa. >> thank you. coming up next, tom stier, we'll continue to talk about the keystone pipeline and the opposition to what is expected this afternoon's environmental impact case and also of course continue to monitor the breaking news and the investigation into seven suspicious packages received in new york and the new jersey area. stay with us. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is that atom-splitting thing going? [ rattling ] [ electronic whistling ] oh! [ zap! ] a smarter way to shop a

after the new york giants beat the 49ers in the nfc game years ago, he played in two games in 2012 beforeased. today he ripped jim harbaugh for that experience. >> it didn't work out for me. i wasn't liked. i thought -- to be honest with you i thought i was being held hostage because of the previous year. but you know, it is what it is. i got to rings. harbaugh is a [ censored ] so it doesn't matter. >> sour grapes right there. brandon jacobs spent 2013 in new york and retired after the season. >>> tiger woods making his 2014 debut at the place where he won the most torrey pines playing the south course the harder of the two courses shot an even par 72. he is 8 strokes behind the leader stewart cink. >>> australian mens semifinals stanislas wawrinka stayed one step ahead of the opponent. wawrinka faced only one break point all match and beat berdych to advance to a grand slam for the first time in his career. >> you have a young daughter, does she watch you play? is she aware of what you're achieving here this week? >> she more wants that i lose because i lose i can come back home. [ laug

two more kong island iced teas. [ laughter ] next up is head coach for the new york giants, tom coughlinkely to play the president in an action movie. we need to evacuate the airport! next up is head coach for the miami dolphins joe philbin. he was voted most likely to be holding a pitch fork in a painting. [ laughter and applause ] i don't really -- i don't really see that. can we -- oh, yeah. [ laughter ] here's the last one here. from the new york jets we have head coach rex ryan. he was voted future bart simpson. there you go, guys. those are your nfl superlatives, right there! ♪ [ applause ] and finally, next week, president obama will be delivering his annual state of the union address where he is expected to outline his agenda for the coming year. you know, i was going to make a joke about this story, but i don't think it needs a joke. i think it needs to be slow jammed. you know what i'm talking about, quest? [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: yeah, jimmy, i think you're saying you want to slow jam this news. >> jimmy: that's right. i want to slow jam the news, and i'm not the

the seahawks had a 90 minute indoor practice at the new york giant facility and opened the doors to let in the cool air simulating the temperatures. the broncos put in their paces outside at the new york jets facility in new jersey. the coach called his team weather proof. al jazeera's john henry smith tells us how the players hope to cope with weather issues. >> new jersey's center we are at. very cosy. it's not going to be so cosy sunday at super bowl 48 outdoors at met life stadium. the temperature in the low 30s and windchill in the low 20s. talking to the players, they say, "mother nature, bring it on." >> we know what it will be. precipitation, cold, we are used to that playing in seattle. we are tired of hearing about it, the best team that plays focused, the less turp overs will win. >> we are not worried about the weather. we have seen the weather change from snow, sunny, rain, everything. i think the defense is weather proof and the team is weather proof. we are doing out to play football. >> we play in the elements, rain, snow, wind, cold weather. we are going to make sure we