he spent monday night on the red carpet, the correspondent for the nfl network. the highlights were getting a hug from stacey keebler and a handshake from highly barry. -- halle berry. ed is a free agent. he played at his usual high level, he joined a rich on the nfl network at talked about his free agency. he was asked when he thought he would get a deal done with the ravens. >> i have no clue, honestly. all in one, i am going to start my rehab and my recovery like i have been doing already. when it happens, it happens. there are able to talk about it and get some work done. i will always be a raven. >> he remains a free agent in the league right now. the new tom bray contract should not affect joe's at all. it could be done in three minutes or three years. how is that for shedding some light. the contract extension for three years, now under contract until 2018. they don't want to do that, baltimore is not the only getting hammered today. the pirates game will be postponed. one thing managers despise is a rainout. he took batting practice with the orioles and s

you have that kind of relationship. >> bill: this was a commercial for the nfl network.o-making a come back wears the wig and carolla thought it was great. here is one carolla did not like. go. ♪ ♪ >> bill: the good, the bad, the ugly, they all try to run. try to get the coke in the desert. arab doesn't get there all mad about that. you didn't like it either? >> boring, confusing, the show girl gets it. the extra from mad max doesn't get it i don't even get why coke advertises. someone ever sitting and watching a coke commercial and go what's that thing in the red can that's all carbonated? coke? coca cola? i have never heard of that save your money and buy a fleet of trucks. come up with something interesting. >> bill: that commercial, that cost them 7,600,000 to run that minute spot. i think they ran a couple others adjacent to it. i agree with you. why waste the money. coke is making so. money. i don't know what that was. >> either confuse and bore america or open another bottling factory or plant in atlanta for the same price. i don't get it. >> bill: give it to char

the safety was at the oscars a correspondent for the nfl network >> we do want to remind you for a complete wrapup of everything cross cars, including the clothes and the awards, head to our website, you can always follow us on twitter for the late hash tag. >> >> lynette teased up a mowment ago saying today may be normal and seasonable. tomorrow, not so much >> getting out the door this morning, it's cold out there. temperatures pretty seasonable as well. baltimore city, a little warmer this morning, coming in at 36 degrees. elk ridge at 28 degrees. look what going on in centerville across the eastern shore. 33 degrees and 30 in chestertown. good morning. here's what we can expect on mail's most powerful radar for this morning and this afternoon. dry, winter storm watch is in effect for western maryland because that storm is developing out across the plains this morning. we are also dealing with some wet weather to the south, we are talking about the south east. all of this will come together, working its way towards us as we head into tomorrow. this is the big story, whether this system g

he is serving as the oscars correspondent for the nfl network interviewing celebrities before they enter kodak theatre. 11 years in his career, coming off a super bowl victory. his work at the oscars could be an audition for his next career. because we have heard him sing, that is not the next career. >> maybe oscars. i can't imagine him saying, what are you wearing. >> thank you. coming up, sounding off. >> it is a tiny amphibian >>> here is something you have to hear to believe. a frog from south africa who doesn't sound very froggy [ chirping noise ] >> that is the rain frog. the tiny amphibian is less than 2 inches long uses that squeak as a distress call to deter predators. no word if it will be added to the see and save toys. but who could hurt a little frog that sounds like that? >> yeah, a hawk. >> did you see it

one of the players will be an oscar corresponded for the nfl network.ars -- last year a different player had the same job. >> that will be fun to watch. tonight we have an alert, if you have a pinterest account. also, a bold statement by a cardinal. >> personal devices, a lot of us have them. the eves want them. a new budget robberies >> a safety alert for you at home. if you are using the metro this weekend, police tell us they have seen an alarming urge of -- surge of thefts targeting smartphones. >> we go now to the site of one of the crimes. >> we love our personal devices a lot of us take them everywhere, including the metro. thieves are apparently finding out about this. there has been a spike in these crimes this week, including here. rush hour on the metro. >> everyone is totally zoned out. >> many writers with their personal devices in plain sight. >> try to keep it in my hands. >> and maybe your favorite high- tech toys, but police say for thieves in the underground and on buses, they are easy pickings are he and >> a bunch of people crammed i

. >> there are nfl network executives here. we are getting ready to get started.sed to start at 6:30 a.m.. >> the management of being the parents of these two brothers. o do you root for. at the end of the day of one of them will be hurting. at least, that is a is for the first time they are both making history. this is truly a family affair. >> the ravens and the niners yesterday's shared a practice field. the practice field was for the 49ers. this was an indoor facility. ravens were supposed to use a different facility but there was construction going on so they both had to play on the same field. it just was not working so john called his brother jim to see if there ravens would go to a another one. he said okay, no problem. >> this is an advantage. it just doesn't seem fair. the 49ers practice outside, then they played on the inside. they overlapped for a short time on the field. they did put up a drapery some top away so they could not see each other practice. >> do not forget that after the game on sunday we have a special for you. which will have a post-gam

. >>> ed reid was the nfl network correspondent on the red carpet.love it. ed can catch anything that comes his way. big news last night jacoby jones will be showing his moves on dancing with the stars. >>> coming up on coffee with, christy yamaguchi. the winter olympics are less than a year away. there have been some big changes to the 2014 winter games. christy started our coverage coming up on coffee with. sharon gibala joins us with wjz traffic control. that looks ugly. wow. first warning weatherer is warningwet -- first warning weather is i got it when we could download an hd movie in like two minutes. [ male announcer ] once you've got verizon fios -- america's fastest, most reliable internet -- you get it. but don't take our word for it, ask a real fios customer. ask me why fiber optics matters. ask me about the upload speeds. [ male announcer ] so send a tweet, and get the real scoop from a real fios customer. get fios now for an even better price online -- just $89.99 a month and we'll triple your speed for free with an upgrade to fios quant

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nfl network has their set-up there. they're there all day. this is their big gig. field goal.r away. there is adrian peterson, he looks very small from this angle. he was on our show earlier. and then over here, you got different people going out for passes, balls here. runways. this thing will be a half hour wait shortly. little kids area over here. another field goal area on the side. >> ends there is a game. >> this is just half of it. on the other side, you got the mini hall of fame and everything like that. >> next year, brian, i'll go to the super bowl and we'll switch places. >> done. >> you got it. >> more fox friends friends in two minutes [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. campbell's. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make someone happy.♪ it's so important to make meone happy.♪ ♪make just one someone happy ♪and y

. >>> fresh off of super bowl xlvii, the nfl has teamed up with the usa network to present a one-hourmiere today, friday, february 8th, as part of a month-long campaign to raise awareness for intolerance and discrimination. and in this little preview video we're seeing here, we're hearing the stories of four very popular nfl players. larry fitzgerald from the arizona cardinals, troy polamalu from the pittsburgh steelers. justin tuck from the new york giants and linebacker jamil mcclane from the super bowl champion baltimore ravens. >> i was picked on daily. i got off the bus and walked for a nice bit to make sure no one seen me go in the salvation army. >> he found a big parallel with his story and the story of one of the characters featured in this documentary named jesse. and we have jamil mcclane joining us right this minute. i should say super bowl champion jamil mcclane. congratulations on the win. >> how your all doing? >> why did you want to be involved in this project? >> there was a point in my life where i didn't know what having my own bed looked like. and not having any cl

the ads could be of a more elevated nature and that much of america is very upset with the networks and the nflell, just that kind of thing as we have just shown the audience of this broadcast. >> the whole thing is silly. you watch football game, prime-time television. you see around this as all the time for movie trailers, a video games. much more harmful for children because they portray gratuitous violence. lou: okay. >> i don't find the ads -- [talking over each other] [laughter] >> i don't find them racy, but i don't find them to be really good. an ad that will make me laugh or excited or elicit some crazy motion. this makes me board. can't they be more creative? >> with the daudet the ad, this was more theclean version that they had really more of a sexy type tiff that showed more than lip. >> they're putting it on the website. lou: said on know where we are in this country. i have to say that fellow there, i don't know what is acting aspirations were, but he may have just exceed. >> they said he was a great kisser. >> a ton of stuff. he's making more money and having a better time. lou:

shunning oxygen and oprah winfrey network for nfl and speed channel.s fifth largest operator of local cable systems suing viacom, a bigger company owning 22 cable channels. the case puts two legends against each other. founder of cable vision, founder of the ceo gym against red stone who controls viacom and cbs. they charge viacom forces cable vision to carry 14 barely watched channels that kale vision does not want before they carry bigger channels like mtv and comedy central. they pay for the big eight they want and plus $40 million more than for the 14 also ones they can do without. it's a serious complaint. cable vision is belatedly challenging what's been a standard industry practice for decades, and, in fact, a consumer class action lawsuit in 2009, cable vision was a defendant and defended the practices it now denounces, but it struck a nerve. enstandpointly, won public support from time warner, direct tv, charter, and even magic johnson saying his apyred channel is crowded out by bundling deals. more meths revealed as the lawsuit filed under se

to punish cbs saying those words have no place on tv where children are watching and the nfl and broadcast networksr standards since janet jackson's nipple gate now nine years ago. >> bill: i must tell you i'm shocked. i am shocked beyond belief that two football players on the field, one used the s word and the other used the f word. >> after winning the biggest game of their careers. >> i'm shocked there were kids still awake after the blackout. >> the nfl -- >> bill: i'm shocked if there are kids who haven't heard the same word from their parents. >> probably during that game. [ laughter ] >> the nfl and officials at the superdome in new orleans have officially ruled that beyoncÉ's high-powered halftime show had nothing to do with the super bowl power outage. some had speculated she used too much electricity in her performance but "usa today" reports the halftime show was run completely on generated power, not stadium power. in fact, the stadium lights were even turned off during the show so the stadium was using less energy than during the game. the issue is being blamed on a surge from a subst

i believe it is the nfl and i believe it is now in con junk with the network that is carrying the supert i believe. >> i don't know if it's committee or one person. we couldn't find that information. >> but we do know it is the nf element and probably i think you're right in conjunction with the networks. >> and then what they do is they hire a specific producer and in past years, they have been big time hollywood producers, producers, people who produce like the grammys and stuff like that will do it. so it is a whole bunch. different people every year depending on what network is carrying it. >> what did you think of last night's? >> i thought it was great. thought beyonce day very good job. the stage was impressive. >> it was. it was a great show. >> she is great. it made me want to go see her in concert. >> do you have a pair of boots like that? >> i don't wear them to work. >> well, this second-degreement just took a turn. >> lets he get to the question. this is a very long history and it is only in recent times that the shows have been the spectacles that they are now. >> that is

you have to look at it this way, the networks, nbc, fox, and cbs recently increased what they're paying to cover the nflllion over the life of the next deal which grins in 2014, up from 1.9 billion. so they're really paying for the big games because they know they're going to make their money from advertising from the playoffs in particular the super bowl. melissa: that is so crazy. we're looking at screen. 60 second ad is $7.5 million. we're looking at record viewership from last year. do you think we'll break another record this year? are even more people going to watch? >> i do. i expect the halftime show to break the record. with madonna, more people watched halftime show than they did the game. it was 113 million last year. i expect 117 million this year. beyonce is doing it. had great performances leading up to it the promote the halftime show. that makes pepsi the sponsor very happy. melissa: the controversy surrounding the inauguration. that will help viewership. people will watch to see if she is really singing. does it make the difference the teams playing? does the ravens and the niners make

nfl commissioner roger goodell. these are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. beginning at noon with nbc's "meet the press." 1:00, this week. 2:00, fox news sunday. and finally at 4:00 p.m. eastern, face the nation from cbs. listen to them on c-span radio, 90.1 fm radio, nationwide on xm 119, on your smartphone or on- line to c-spanradio.org. >> john mccain's 2000 campaign when he ran for president is the most memorable campaign of any that i have ever covered or been around. we will never see it again. george w. bush had all of the face cards, the republican governors, the backing of all of the money. john mccain went and held 114 town meetings and stayed until every question was answered. you see the light bulb going on over these heads. we will never get a patient's bill of rights until my party is not owned by the insurance companies. there was this refreshing candor. he was totally open to the press. there was a sort of welcoming that no one had seen before and no one has certainly seen since. >> mark shields on his career in politics and the washington pr

nfl and begin blood testing for human growth hormone for next season. they ha they. >>> facebook will start telling you when ads on your page are specifically targeted for you. the social networke to beef up security and they figure telling you will get points with consumers. i don't know. i don't know telling me, hey, we're targeting you. >> we're on to you. this is how we know all this stuff. >> thank you. >>> it's a look at one of the deadliest days of america's longest war through the eyes of one of the men right in the middle of it. a warrior who ignored his own wounds to rescue others. this is part of a new special called "an american hero" from cnn's chief washington correspondent jake tapper. here is a sneak peek. >> throughout all of this did you ever think this is it? i'm not going to get out of here? >> it's like a fighter going into the boxing ring. if you think you're going to lose before you even step in the ring, you have already lost. you're there to win. you're there to fight. you're there to, you know -- your brothers to your left and right are depending on you. you don't have that on you. >> this is based on the book "the outpost." don't miss the documentary

nfl career but campbell successfully found a new life after the game. >> yeah, great. >> as a real estate broker. >> welcome back to life after the game. >> and radio talk show host on the voice america sports network. a platform he uses to educate other players about transitioning to life after football. as well as the dangers of injuries you cannot really see. repeated hits to the head. >> the perception of what a concussion was was different. i don't think we thought that you had a concussion until you were new yorked out on the field. and we looked at it as beige of honor. >> as a player he didn't know that concussions can cause serious injury to the brain. now campbell says playing football takes years off a player's life. >> cramps all over my body and headaches and migraines. >> he says he's also suffered some memory loss. >> there were situations where i don't remember a certain series. like i would be out there and not realize exactly what was going on. >> while he was never diagnosed, looking back, campbell believes he's had over ten concussions in his football career. and he believes players today need to recognize the symptoms and be willing to let their brains heal. a year ago, he cons