and now palmer wearing the number. to bush, we've got the update on the tebow story and here we go to new york. james: the tebow stories are, he drives his team into field goal range. dan: it's tebow time. prayeder, field goal, 59 yards and it's good to tie the game at 10-10. james: tebow with 3-5, 39 yards on the drive. and we are now going to o.t. back to jim and phil. jim: i have to say -- my partner called it. that is incomplete. at 10-0 with 4:00 to go, you sit and watch. phil: if the chicago bears ran out of bounds, i don't know what to tell you. i don't want to say you deserve to lose but you can't make those kind of mistakes. especially the way you're playing with a backup quarterback and all that. hey, you make a mistake, it's up to the other team to take advantage of it, too. [whistle] jim: a time-out there and a time-out here by the raiders. [ male announcer ] dear nfl football. do you know what love is? love is turning your pickup truck into a pirate ship. love is cold bud light on a crisp afternoon. it's t

phil: nice throw by carson palmer. right down the middle of the field. zombo has him when he goes vertical but a nice cut across, going straight across the field, just enough to create a little separation for louis murphy. [whistle] jim: a flag down at the line of

so what did palmer do.. ?? he got the big guy's a special christmas gift... " " andrew luck is a lock to be the number one overall pick in this year's nfl draft... but before he gets . >> have you had a quarterback do that? >> i'm in my second year. so i am not. >> very cool. >> andrew luck can a lot. stanford has some business to take care of on january 2nd. kim coil sat down this week. >> i talked john gore don and i mentioned his name and he saw those chucky eyes. he lit up when he was talking about you. he went further to say you'll be in canton some day. how does that feel? >> it feels nice. it's people's jobs to make opinions, good or bad. i'm not going to put stock -- i'm going to listen my parents, teammates. i don't want to get caught up in a good or bad opinion. >> you said you want your teammates to keep you grounded, what else can they teach you about? >> facial hair, one of them. >> what is wrong with your facial hair? >> i don't know. i'll take it. >> [ laughter ] >> always cool neck beard. okay,

and on the very first play, palmer went deep and found that man. there is hayward bay who made the grab near the sideline. a gain of 53 with there. >> and set up the field goal. the final is 16-13. >> how good does it feel to have meaningful football playing this late in december and get the raiders in the playoffs? >> it feels good to me. and i don't think they ever played for nothing, but it feels wonderful. to go into the locker room this far in the season with the playoff berth at home and with a win we will host the playoffs, i mean if you can't bring your a-game next week, we are just not going to hold it for you. what are you holding it for? we will be ready to play next week. >> everything that we and the coach have been talking about. those things are true. and still alive. i mean i will say this. and i believe it in my whole heart. i've never said this to anybody else but the plan told me, he said we're winning in the end. and i believe that. >> that is a hold. it is blocked. >> the raiders are alive. they will go to overtime. >> how abou

in london correspondent elizabeth palmer. elizabeth, i'm going start with you because one of the most dramatic moments on face the nation this year was when egypt suddenly erupted, everything was this turmoil there. when we switched to you here's what happened. >> there's reason to believe that the looters are police who have turned into thugs. (plane flying close by overhead). you were not dive bombed as it turned out, elizabeth. they were just flying over for show. but how is it these days in egypt? we know what happened that day. where are we today in that part of the world? >> well, shortly after that incident, mubarak was forced to step down. and since then, egypt has been lurching very uncertainly toward electing a government. but the problem is the military doesn't really want to let go of power so we've

but even in palmer woods, homeowners are struggling. some even thinking about leaving detroit. the barefields are staying put although city living here comes at a high price. detroit's property and income taxes, along with more expensive car insurance, are a part of it. cooling and heating a big home on a moderate income makes it even tougher. the city can't help reduce the barefields' $900 a month utility bill but it can help by giving preferential treatment in this community's upkeep, maintaining roads, sidewalks and street lights. that could mean the difference between residents staying or leaving. then there are the neighborhoods outside the detroit works demonstration zones. on the far west side, 12,000 people called the brightmore neighborhood home. while palmer woods was historically where the auto magnates used to live the other was home to the workers. today most of that tax base is long gone. >> brightmore is a challenge because it's so sparsely populated. it's so rural almost. i mean you drive through there and you're like where am i. >> reporter: city council presid

vice president garcia: is it the palmer case? >> yes, sir. vice president garcia: it would seem that going forward that the planning department would absolutely have a problem causing someone who has a project such as this one in the future to have to comply with 415. why am i wrong? >> the inclusionary housing ordinance as it stands today requires all project sponsors to pay a fee. that is amply supported by a nexus study and by fighting since section 415. if you want to provide on-site or off-site units, you need to meet certain requirements. vice president garcia: so you are saying that it is like an impact be? >> yes, it is an impact fee. vice president garcia: i thought they determined in part that it could not be an impact fee? they had agreed to do and in lieu of the instead of doing an on-site. >> yes, it was a fee in lieu of the on-site requirement. the planning code requires just a feed -- the fee. that is the primary requirement. vice president garcia: you are confusing me, or maybe i am asking my question poorly or and exhibiting

key key palmer, and the choir in this movie. ♪ >> don't miss "joyful noise" when it hits theaters onanuary 13. >>> still to come, the joy of losing weight. how celebrities are staying slim this holiday season. we dissect the star's secrets. >>> steven tyler on drugs, divorce, and his promiscuous past. what he told oprah. >> that is strayight ahead.

palmer had two interceptions to go along with the touchdown. 13-6 oakland. with under two minutes to go in the game. kyle orton, to dexter mcclust ner the back field. a perfectly designed play. look at all of the blocking. he keeps going. picked up 49 yards. the longest play of his career. takes it down all the way down there to the three. and a play later, orton to duane bo for the short touchdown to tie the game up at 13. same score now, five seconds to go, who is lining up? ryan sukup tried the 50-yard field goal. blocked. and the raiders get the ball first in overtime. what do they do? the first play, palmer went deep and found hayward. he gets it and goes by the sideline. a gain of 53. that set up an easy 36-yard chipper for sebastian janikowski. that is your final. raiders with win 16-13. >> how good does it feel to be playing this meaningful football this late in december and still having a shot to get the raiders in the playoffs? >> it feels good to me. like this before, they never played for nothing. it feels wonderful. going into the locker room an

first play, palmer went deep and found darius who made the great grab right there. taking it down, just staying inside the sideline. a gain of 53 yards. set up an easy 56-yard chipper. the raiders live to see another game. final 16-13. >> how good does it feel to be playing this meaningful football this late in december and still having a shot to get these raiders in the playoffs? >> it feels good. i have been here eight years. it feels wonderful. got the playoff and host the playoffs. i mean, if you can't bring your a game next week. we are going to be ready to play. >> everything that me and the coach used to talk about, those things are true. still alive. i mean, i'm going to say this and i believe it in my whole heart. the man told me, he said he will win it in the end. and i believe that. >> the raiders are alive. they will go to overtime. >> how about richard seymour with the two blocked field goals. where it could have been how he not blocked those two? >> it's great. he's the heart and soul of it. i am thankful as much as anybody that he was able to block th

. >>> coming up in sports, you will flare carson palmer as the -- you'll hear from carson palmer as the raiders try to win. you will love the alamobowl. over 100 points scored and one guy had 17 all by himself. fun to watch. >>> those who packed up and headed to the sierra for the big holiday weekend were met with something that's been in short supply this season, snow. but they still have a long way to go. skiers have been hitting the beaches and casinos instead of the slopes. as koula gianulias shows us, if more snow doesn't fall soon, jobs could be at risk. >> i think it's great. it's about time the season started. >> reporter: a surprise snowstorm lifted the spirits of holiday skiers. >> we night have gotten it for christmas but we are getting it for new year's. >> reporter: sugar bowl has been making snow up until today. but most runs remain closed leaving employees without work. >> we don't have all of our terrain open. so with that comes the subsequent impact on staffing. >> reporter: it's so slow, a nonprofit feeding the hungry is now reaching out to seasonal ski resort employee

in london correspondent elizabeth palmer. elizabeth, i'm going start with you because one of the most dramatic moments on face the nation this year was when egypt suddenly erupted, everything was this turmoil there. dhen we switched to you here's what happened. >> there's reason to believe that the looters are police who have turned into thugs. (plane flying close by overhead). you were not dive bombed as it turned out, elizabeth. they were just flying over for show. but how is it these days in egypt? we know what happened that day. where are we today in that part of the world? >> well, shortly after that incident, mubarak was forced to step down. and since then, egypt has been lurching very uncertainly toward electing a government. out the problem is the military doesn't really want to let go of power so we've had round after round of violence and chaos really. and the big winners so far are the islamists, the political party representing the muslim religion look set to form the next government. so it's highly unstable. >> s

raiders answer through the air, palmer over the middle.they break the tackle, 17-14 raiders at the half. now 20-14, he rips and strips and one scores. takes it down to the goal posts. on drive from their own 2, and what a catch. he had nine catches, 214 yards and two touchdowns this one puts detroit up. raiders had a shot to win. 65 yards out and it's blocked. raiders lose a heartbreaker, 28-27 falling to 7-7. >> very frustrating. i thought the guys played hard but didn't play well enough. >> it was all set up for us what we needed to get done, that is the disappointing part. >> tom brady and patriots took care of them. ocho's first of the year. no trouble, brady spikes it in. tebow ran for two, patriots win but denver remains a game ahead of the raiders in the a.f.c. west. >> aaron rodgers looking to go 14-0. not happening. a yard out. in the fourth, to the pack rally 235 yards and also runs this one in. pack says down by five and goes for the on-side kick, rolls out of bounds, chiefs ball. they fall to 13-1 courtesy of the last place chi

palmer to moore for a 61-yard score. the raiders up by seven. but just like last week, could not hold the lead. the chiefs go 80 yards in five plays. kc with a chance to win on the final play of regulation. the attempt is blocked. in o.t. oakland wasted no time. palmer for a 53-yard run. that set up this field goal by janikowski. raiders win 16-13. they're now 8-7 and keep their afc west title hopes alive. >> in buffalo, denver's tim tebow suffered his second straight loss, throwing a career-high four interceptions. the bills win big. 40-14. so if denver loses at home to kansas city next week and the raiders beat san diego, oakland wins twhes. >> the chargers were eliminated by detroit. matthew stafford threw for three touchdowns in a 38-10 victory. the lions make the playoff for the first time since 178999. >> the 49ers withat division rival seattle. a win would keep their hopes alive for a first-round bye. for the start emotions were running high. trail can 10-3, the niners answer with this gore touchdown. it was 16-10 san francisco in the fou

carson palmer not improving his, one of four picks on the day. packers first official play from scrimmage. on the board. ryan grant. see ya. 47 yards, 7-0 pack. second quarter now, 17-0 green bay. rodgers to nelson. 37 yards, franchise record 39th t.d. pass for rodgers on the season. 24-0. gets worse. woodson, the former raider, picks off palmer. the pick turns into points. ryan grant. packers set a franchise record for points on the season. 466. blowing out the raiders. they're now 13-0. >> they wanted to run michael bush early. we did a nice job slowing him down a little bit. and forcing turnovers like we did tonight, cashing them in. >> the kind of game you want to play going into the playoffs. >> the thing is we expect those guys to be good, so for us to come up with turnovers and get the ball back in their hand, we feel good about what they're going to do. >> that loss and the broncos win, tim tebow led the bronxs to a win over the bears. tebow to thomas. ten yards. broncos within three. seven seconds left. it's good. going to o.t., broncos

woodson, the former raider, picks off palmer and the pack turns the pick into points.hise record for points, blowing out the raiders 46-16. they're now 13-0. tim tebow led the broncos to yet another win over the bears. tebow to thompson. ten yards. broncos within three. seven seconds left. 'we go to overtime. broncos recover a fumble. the denver tebows win their sixth straight. they take over the lead in the afc west. >> what a finish in cincinnati. bengals up six late. yates to ross, two second left. the texans beat the bengals 20-19. houston clinches the afc south title. headed to the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. >> let's hit the hardwoods. crack came off the bench to score 17 points. gutierrez added seven points and two assists. bears win. improving to 82-with a 73-46 victory. the warriors find deandre jordan to a $45 million offer, we have reaction from green bay next. bad difor our local teams. >> you can call them accept's -- -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robo

palmer to hey hey heyward-bey. the raiders pull it out in o.t.hey're 8-7 and keep their afc west title hopes alive. >> in buffalo, tim tebow suffered his second straight loss, threw a career record high four interceptions. if denver loses at home and the raiders beat san diego, oakland wins the west. the chargers were eliminated by detroit. the lions make the playoffs for the first time since 1999. >> the 49ers were at seattle, a win today would keep their hopes alive for a first round bye. from the start the emotions were running high. a lot of pushing and shoving. trailing 10-3, the niners answer with this touchdown. it was 16-10 sans francisco in the fourth. andy lee has the punt blocked. seattle gets the ball at the four yardline. on the next play, lynch becomes the first player this season to coe a rushing touchdown against san francisco. it was 17-16 seahawks. the niners would re game the lead on this fourth field goal of the game. his 42nd of the season. jackson gets stripped and the niners recover and hold on to win 19-17, and improve to

carson palmer on target. moore with the score. up by seven late but just like last week, could not hold the lead. the chief 2k3w08z 0 yards in five plays. orton to bowe. the game is tied. kansas city with chance 2009 on -- chance to win on the final play of egg racing. it's blocked. inover sometime, palmer to heyward-bey for 53-yard, settling up this field goal by janikowski. raiders pull it out. they're now 8-7 and keep their afc title opens alive. >> the buffalo, tim tebow suffered the loss. throwing four career interceptions, and bird flies into the end zone. the bills win big, 40-14. if denver loses to kansas city next week and the raiders beat san diego, oakland wins the west. >> the chargers were eliminated by detroit, matthew stafford finds calvin johnson in a 38-10 victory. the lions make the playoffs for the first time since 1999. >> the play of the day came in cincinnati. the bengals jerome simpson. check out the big finish. so many are salts into the end zone, landing on both feet. cincinnati keeps it playoff hopes aliv

carson palmer off the play action and overthrows moore for the easy touchdown.aiders come away with nothing. and then they get tricky. michael bush hands it off to murphy. a 12-yard touchdown. 7-0 raiders. the lions strike quickly. to johnson and they call him mega tron. we are tied at 7. the second quarter and the raiders answer to the air. he breaks the tackle and goes 43 of his own yards. 17-14 raiders at the half. tommy kelly and curry scores. a beat down in the making, but you have to finish. they cut it to 6 and on the drive, they start it from their own two. career high 9 catches and 214 yards for johnson. two touchdowns, this his second puts detroit up by one with 43 seconds left. raiders have a chance to win and janikowski from 60 yards and he has the leg to make it, but it is blocked. raiders lose a heartbreaker 28-27. they fall to 7 and 7. >> we had opportunities in the game to really close the door. we just never had the instinct to get it done. >> we get this crowd be heinz us, and they are screaming and yelling, and they are with us all the way. we

carson palmer with a rough day. one of four picks in the day. raiders have a turnover. they are on the board. grant and see ya. second quarter and to nelson and 37-yard strike. 31-0 at the half. the largest half time deficit in raider history gets worse. charles woodson and the former raider picks off palmer and the pack turns the pick and appoints ryan grant. the packers set a franchise record for points on the season. 466 blowing out the raiders and improving to 13 and 0. >> they want to run michael bush early. cashing them in. it gave me a play to the playoffs. >> the sharks did not make the cut. they got roughed up by the blackhawks. @ñ@ñlights get uglier as we >>> how about a little ice hockey. there was back to back losses in st. louis and chicago. he was offensive, but with his stick and not his fist. the second period and tied at one. the laser and it is 2-1 sharks. sharks were a minute away from winning when the brunette gets one past him and we go to ot. the sharks lose a heartbreaker 3-2. they now lost six of the last eight. it is time for dwror -- your plays

palmer throws an interception to robert francois, one of four interceptions on the day for carson palmerthe raiders turned it over five times in all. green bay improves to 13-0, winning 46-16. . >> it seemed like just from the get-go, things were a little bit off kilter out there. what was going on? >> well, i thought we just have to start smarter and not lose it early and i think if we find a way to do that and not get out of the game early, then we can play. for whatever reason, we find ourselves getting in the hole early all around the board and just shooting ourselves in the foot. >>> so the raiders had to hope that the bears could stop tim tebow and the broncos to stay tied for the lead in the afc west. john elway wondering what heroics tim tebow might have today in chicago. fourth quarter, broncos down 10-0, with just over 2 minutes to go. tebow to thomas, then the broncos scored a field goal, so it goes to overtime and it ends like this. >> from the left hash, for 51 yards out for the win, the kick is good! >> unbelievable, really. tebow does it again, and the broncos pull it out,

carson palmer would throw for a season-high 367 yards.irst quarter, raiders open up the play book. it's lewis murphy on the reverse. he stumbles, but stays on his feet and scores his first touchdown of the year. 7-0 oakland and the lions responded with a big play of their own. matthew safford to calvin johnson who ran right past three raiders defenders and the game is tied at 7-7. mega tron was just getting started. second quarter, palmer fires to darrius heyward-bey, who breaks free for the 43-yard touchdown. dhb had a career high 155 yards receiving. the raiders led 17-14 at the half. fourth quarter, oakland now up 20-14. tommy kelly brings the pressure and strips stafford. aaron currie scoops it up and scores to put the raiders up 13. then currie celebrates by doing his best tim norton, jr. impression. less than 2 minutes to go, 6-point game, stafford eases downfield and johnson gets behind the raiders defense for a 48-yard gain to get the lions in the red zone. then with 43 seconds remaining, stafford hits, guess who, johnson in the b

carson palmer would throw for a season high 367 yards. first quarter, raiders open up the play book. lewis murphy on the reverse. he stumbles, stays on his feet and scores his first touchdown of the year. 7-0 oakland. the lions responded with a big play of their own. matthew stafford airs it out to calvin johnson who ran right past three raiders defenders, and the game is tied at 7-7. mega tron is just getting started. second quarter, palmer fires to darrius heyward-bey, who breaks free for the 43-yard touchdown. dhb had a career high 155 yards receiving. the raiders led 17-14 at the half. fourth quarter, oakland now up 20-14. tommy kelly brings the pressure and strips stafford. aaron curry scoops it up and scores to put the raiders up 13. then curry celebrates by doing his best tim norton, jr. impression. less than 2 minutes to go, 6-point game, stafford again just heaves it downfield, and, again, johnson gets behind the raider defense for a 48-yard gain to get the lions in the red zone. 43 seconds remaining, stafford hits guess who, joh

palmer threw two late touchdown passes, but it didn't matter. raiders go down 34-14 and coupled with a denver win, they now have a tie for first in the afc west. >> we couldn't run it. we couldn't stop the run. we didn't throw very well. when it gets like that, i mean that was a bad day at the office all the way around. there ain't no excuse to it. i will take everything on myself. we have work to do. >> and they better get busy. that loss coupled with a win by the broncos and tebow with two td passes. he leads another fourth quarter come back. tim tebow, unbelievable. all he does is win football games. broncos win it 35-32. a little college football now, and it is official top-ranked lsu will face alabama in the bcs title game in new orleans on january 9th. not my choice. the third ranked oklahoma state and stanford will battle in the fiesta bowl. they are 11 and 1 and that's in arizona on january 2nd. congratulations to david shaw and his cardinal. cal will face texas in the holiday bowl. these two haven't faced off since 1970 since san diego

carson palmer with a rough day. one of four picks in the day. raiders have a turnover. they are on the board. grant and see ya. second quarter and to nelson and 37-yard strike. 31-0 at the half. the largest half time deficit in raider history gets worse. ch formerhe former raider picks off palmer and the pack turns the pick and appoints ryan grant. the packers set a franchise record for points on the season. 466 blowing out the raiders and improving to 13 and 0. >> they want to run michael bush early. cashing them in. it gave me a play to the playoffs. >> the sharks did not make the cut. they got roughed up by the blackhawks. highlights get uglier as we hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price of just 14.95 a month for 12

carson palmer goes 61 yards. this one would be tied.sas city from 50 yards for the win and i don't think so, says richard. he blocks the kick by ryan. raiders survive and head to overtime. the first play of sudden death, palmer fakes the death. deep to darius and darius is right there. 53 yards for the play. raiders easily in seabass range and wins. the raiders victory combined for the loss, means the raiders are tied for the afc west. how about raiders and seattle clinging to a two-point lead. under 2 minutes to play, larry grant misses the sack, but stays on it and gets from behind. the raiders win. the bengals leapfrog the jets into the lead for the final wild card spot. take a welcome at simpson with the play of the day. maybe the year. he flipped into the end zone and stuck the landing. the judge says 5.7. sports world, we give him a ten. bengals over arizona. >> i think you said it right. >> so cool to see that. >> all right. christmas eve. where is santa right now? he is in wyoming. we'll see you at 11:00. hey guys, what can i ge

all centers on a deadly confrontation last late last night in the 7500 block of greenleaf road in palmer park. nbc's derrick ward explains. >> reporter: 34-year-old rodney edwards was shot saturday evening. he was shot several times in front of his home in greenleaf park. family members want to know why a police officer opened fire on edwards. they heard the shots. >> i walked to the door. when i opened the door, there was a blue van, cargo dan, dark tinted windows and an undercover police with a 9 millimeter and he looks like he was laying back. he had been shot. >> reporter: they say edwards had just been dropped off by a friend. >> he got out of her car and sat down on the curb, said that he had been drinking, you know, he was going to sit down here for a minute, and then turn around, and then within five minutes, five shots rang out. >> reporter: they also say the shooting was unprovoked. county police paint a very different picture of what happened on greenleaf. they say the officer had just left a toys for tots event here in palmer park and was on his way to another assignment. >>

exit draws near, we were curious about how life has changed inside iraq and so we sent elizabeth palmerbaghdad. >> reporter: intern internist dr. hider rasheed is in such demand that sometimes he has to see 200 patients before lunch. but that's an improvement. cbs news first met him in 2008 when the hospital had run out of almost everything-- even anesthetic. this man is having his foot stitched up with nothing to kill the pain but his son's embrace. fast forward four years. he says he now has most of the equipment and drugs that he needs. conditions here at the hospital may have improved for dr. rasheed but he, like many of iraqis, finds that just getting through everyday in baghdad is still is a struggle. take electricity. at home with his wife abeer-- also a doctor-- his in laws and three-year-old sara, the family gets only four to six hours of power a day. >> we have been adapting. >> reporter: adapting to no power. >> yes. >> reporter: adapting looks like this. a maze of jury-rigged power lines hooked up to private generators all over the city. then there's the traffic. dr. rashid

as our other war winds down in iraq, elizabeth palmer tells us some of americans sworn enemies are nowons of power there. >> reporter: meet hakim al-zamili, member of parliament for the shi'a stronghold of sadr city. this morning he's touring local schools and getting an earful from teachers about their lousy pay. but just four years ago, sam sam was a wanted man. at the time he was the deputy minister and authorities believed he was using that position to funnel money to the mahdi army and order assassinations. the mahdi army was the feared shi'a militia that murdered hundreds, probably thousands, of sunnis and christians in a vicious religious war. its fighters also attacked u.s. forces. it was run by the radical shi'a cleric moqtada al-sadr who vowed that he was an enemy of america to the last drop of his blood. hakim al-zamili was his right hand man. in february, 2007, u.s. and iraqi security forces arrested hakim al-zamili at his office and he spent 13 months in jail. we went to sadr city, a neighborhood so religious that women have to cover up completely to catch up with him. "th

but elizabeth palmer reports tonight in one city, homs, not much has changed. >> reporter: with arab league observers on the way to homs this morning, syrian tanks began pulling back from positions they've held for weeks. but when the team hit the streets, the violence hadn't stopped. this cell phone video shows a political activist urging one of the observers "come, come and see in that street over there, snipers." but in the background, there are the sounds of gunfire and the man refuses to go. we managed to get in touch with an activist in homs who was monitoring the observers' progress. we're concealing her identity for her own safety. >> pelley: in a nearby suburb, thousands who couldn't get close to the arab league observers instead joined a huge funeral march for an elderly man activists say was shot by government forces this morning. before the observers arrived, syria's government couldn't stop demonstrations like this and now they're here, the protests look set to get even bigger. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> glor: a new report shows an increase in sexual assaults

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> pelley: u.s. defense secretary leon panetta was in tripoli last week to see whether the u.s. can help the new government form a professional army. britain's prince phillip was hospitalized this evening after suffering chest pains. buckingham palace says the queen's 90-year-old husband underwent minor surgery to open a blocked coronary artery. he is expected to remain in the hospital far few days. world leaders gathered in prague today for the funeral of vaclav havel, the anti-communist dissident who became the czech president. secretary of state hillary clinton led the american delegation, which included her husband, former secretary of state madeleine albright spoke in her native czech calling havel a citizen of the world who brought light to the darkest places. winter is here, but where's all the snow? a dazzling light snow from a newly discovered comet. and huge crowds storm the stores just to buy basketball shoes when the "cbs evening news" just to buy basketball shoes when the "cbs evening ne

elizabeth palmer in baghdad this evening and joins us now. liz, you just arrived back in baghdad yesterday. your last visit was a year and a half ago. how have things changed since then? >> reporter: well, the city feels pretty good. it's a bustling. there are traffic jams. people are out and about in the streets, and the shops are well stocked. that being said there is still only between five and six hours of electricity a day here. there are no signs of u.s. troops, in fact, they were drawn back out of the cities in the summer of 2010. but there's still a feel of an armed camp in the sense that there are check points manned by either iraqi police or military on all the major roads, and it's a big armed presence. you know, they have military vehicles and big guns. so there is still a whiff of war about baghdad. >> mitchell: how would you compare the level of violence now compared to a couple years ago? >> it's been falling steadily since 2007 when it was at its real peak in the days of ethnic cleansing. there were 50 corporations a night som