one of the smallest crowds at paul brown this season. last night, another big game as the packers faced off against chicago bears and rogers threw five touchdown passes. 35-21 win over the bears, helping them to a 14-1 record so far. packers have nailed down the number one overall seed in the nfc. as long as the pack keeps winning, the playoffs will go through lambeau field. follow cons in the playoffs. >>> violence rocked nigeria, up next, happened, who was behind the series of attacks that left dozens dead. >>> we showed you video, of a girl run over in china, now a similar incident involving a teenager, high school student was injured, when a tractor trailer was speeding and ran a red light. the driver of the truck hit the girl on her bicycle near the school. cameras caught the whole thing on tape. the teen is in stable condition at a hospital. >>> nigeria, holidays were filled with blast and bloodshed. bombs targeting churches, the blasts left dozens of people dead and wounded. a police station and state building were bombed. locals

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. >> nypd deputy commissioner paul brown joins us now by telephone. thank you so much, commissioner, for joining us. tell us what the suspect is saying. apparently he was owed some money, and that's why he said he did this, is that correct? >> well, that's his play, yes. he says he had done some work for miss jill gillespie over tht year or so and he was owed money for that. and that's the stated purpose of this horrific attack. >> so deputy commissioner, just because these are stills, was the woman doused with the flammable liquid or was she attacked with a molotov cocktail? >> actually both. >> okay. >> he initially sprays her with the accelerant in the frame you're showing, spraying her with it. then he followed her into the elevator and methodically continued spraying her. the initial hit was in the face and then methodically doused her spraying it. and then he -- using one of those long lighters you would use for a grill, he lit a molotov cocktail and used the burning rag on the top of that to ignite her body. then he stepped out of the elevator,

and ellerbe and jones, all of whom are needed for what promises to be a human demolition derby at paul brown stadium in cincinnati. the ravens beat the bengals in november but they are on the road against a revengeful bunch where they lost two straight including five of the last six, how much do the bengals respect the ravens? zoo -- >> we were so excited for this week, no one is ready for the off season, we want to keep going and make the superbowl roll. >> the whole defense is solid. a lot of veterans back there so we will not shoot ourselves in the foot and play like we did last week. >> so will the bengals earn a wild card spot or do the ravens get the victory, see it sunday at 4:00. >>> the air force losing to toledo and there was a play here and toledo holds on here and 42-41 much to the chagrin of zack kyle, nba action, this year's overall pick, irving that left duke last year and 14 points and cleveland won 105-9. the capitals cooled off the rangers win streak. the caps hang in there for the win. one other note, maryland's men team beat albany. alex lend in there two. one guy 7'2". >

upper deck prices going down in an effort to fill the paul brown stadium on a regular basis. bengals sold out two games in the 65,000 seat stadium and top rows in the sections are going to be reduced by 20 dollars. >>> a look at news around the nation. a wal-mart customer in one georgia town made a shocking discovery in a shopping bag. they found a syringe. since last month 10 syringe have been found in this one store. they have been found in a nightgown and a hoodie and four customers say they have been pricked by the needles. >> it's dangerous and at some point the needles might be be infected or you know -- might be infected or have something in them that could hurt somebody. >> investigators have not been able to lift fingerprints and possible motive who might be doing this remains a mystery. >>> look at this video a man so drunk he fell asleep with his foot on the gas pedal causing the engine to race and caych fire. crews rescued the man before the car -- race and catch fire. crews rescued the man before the car caught flames but he was arrested after that for operating

looks pretty good on 66, 7 paul brown 0, purcellville. no worries through gilberts corner. 66 is unencumbered by problems between marshall and vienna. >>> following breaking news from overnight. four u.s. soldiers dead after two army helicopters crashed at a washington-based. >> the aircraft crashed in the southwest traning area of joint base lewis-mcchord. an investigation is under way. the department of defense has not identify the victims'. >>> now to our other big story. a courtroom showdown in the penn state sex abuse scandal. >> a judge will decide today if there's enough evidence to send a case against former football coach jerry sandusky. >> he is accused of molesting an endless. today some of them will go face- to-face with their alleged attacker. brianne carter joins us with a preview and the latest twist in the investigation. >> hearing expected to get under way at 8:30 this morning. it's not clear how many bud selig users in the states are set to take the stand. if a judge will then decided the case should go to trial. >> how

it is going up to 54 foam and looking ahead, cloudy, a breeze, paul brown stadium.there are the showers and this is mainly a pretty nice day, 36 in cincinnati. >> we are watching that on the television! >> coming up at 5:00, more on the punishment for the worst oil spill in the gulf's history. >>> a little girl murdered in more on the ties to ,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> we have more, showing that tonight, new information that could crack unsolved murders, the news that they are waiting to hear. more on the possible break in the cold case. >> this information is new to the public. they have known about that for years, but talking about it now, a jacket that the victim wore. >>> 15 careers ago, a man was found shot dead on this parking lot in the north part of the mall. for all of those years, the devastated mother waited for the police to arrest the killer. >> if i knew that he did this, i would go after him myself. the anger and rage is still here. it never left me. >> the howard county investigators said there was a brand name on the jacket. >> over the back of it, the word

tomorrow up to 50 degrees. 45 degrees, partly cloudy and windy at paul brown stadium looking ahead tosunday. it will be a chilly day. temperatures will drop through the day, but it looks like most of the precipitation will be early in the day. >> sounds good tim. thank you very much. don't forget the prime timelineup tonight. eyewitness news at 11:00. >> jeff floor has a preview. >> our mothers taught us from childhood that is vannening. steve hartman goes on the road to find it. that is next on the "cbs evening news." >>> the government strikes back after massive protests and fallout from the latest round of violence. >> heavy fire above your head. >> back out. back out. >> >> after a raging fire kills five, the chilling audio as firefighters entered the burning home. pilot preparation, the new cockpit rules that may be affecting safety in the skies. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues wi,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 50 degrees, partly cloudy and beautiful out there. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm mary bubala. here is what people are talking about terrifying tapes, ought

announced today it is a sellout, only their second this year..and the 65- thousand who will fill paul brown under no delusions as to what they'll face on sunday.. 3 elsewhere....towson the nfl is heading to the pro bowl...new orleans saints tackle jeemon bushrod, seen here at his pro day in 2007, becomes the third towson player to make the pro bowl..dave meggett and sean landetta being the other two.. bushrod f course also got a super bowl ruing with the saints two years ago. the ravens are sending 7 of their players to the proo powl...and one of them talks about what an honor it is...we'll hear from ray rice..and the terps and loyola on the hardwood..those stories coming up at 11:30 on sports unlimited 3 new year's may have you thinking about getting in shape. but only 59 percenttof exercise machines are still regularly being used a year after they were purchased. megaa gilliland went looking for the best elliptical mmchines for your buck. buck. elliptical machines are popular at gyms.(mos)"it's easy on my knees, and it's just easy to work out with." they imitate the motion of runninn with

the ravens enter a house of pain on saturday, better known as paul brown stadium where they've lost two straight games. as you may well remember, the ravens did beat the bengals back on november 20th, but it means absolutely nothing. both teams operate from what will be a hostile environment. it's probably cincinnati's biggest game of the year. >> it means a lot to both of us. i mean, for them to get in the play offs, they have to win. they feel like they have to win. for us to really get where we want to get which is get that first-round bye and home play off game, we have to win. it's going to be a hard-fought game and a lot of fun. >> here are the guys we're telling you about. cross your fingers, cory redding, he missed the last game because of an ankle injury. talking a little college football now. bridgewater wants a touchdown and he gets it. he got to the pile on. watch star c.j . graham, i mean star as in fast and good. he's a track star from north carolina state who moves for a 67-yard touchdown. he has 116 yards of catches last night and nc state wins the belt bowl 21-34. right

we'll speak with deputy commissioner paul brown. >>> we want to go to the philippineless. the death toll rising rapidly from a devastating tropical storm that engulfed the islands this weekend. more than 650 people are now confirmed dead, at least 125,000 people have been displaced or otherwise impacted. maria resa joins us by telephone. maria, the images really so disturbing, the destruction just mind-boggling there. are people getting any help? >> they are, but it is difficult to deal with this devastation. this third day since wall of thick muddy water erased coastal villages. it's just an hour after sunrise. people are still struggling to cope. more than 800 people are still missing. they're looking for their loved ones. but with each passing day, the chances of finding them are slimmer. 35,000 people are in evacuation centers. in one city an evac stigs is functioning as the funeral home. people are talking about the stench of death. there's no electricity in the most affected areas. everything is covered with mud. water is a major problem. the government and aid agenc

. >> brown: then, paul solman looks at some of the defining moments in his coverage of the economic downturn this year and we examine the challenging path back to a robust economy. >> suarez: another in our "american graduate" series on the nation's high school drop- out crisis. tonight spencer michels reports on a california program designed to keep girls in school by encouraging science studies. >> science is probably one of the easiest things to get them interested in. science is a place where we can do some things that are fun, intriguing, challenging. >> brown: and we >> brown: and we look at the visa holdup for thousands of iraqi civilians who provided valuable assistance to americans during the war. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> computing surrounds us. sometimes it's obvious and sometimes it's very surprising where you find it. soon, computing intelligence in unexpected places will change our lives in truly profound ways. technology can provide customized experiences, tailored to individual consumer pref

. >> paul brown is a hollywood writer and director. >> i couldn't believe what i was hearing.giveness. and i thought that was a very unique, important story. >> he said, that's the one you need to write. and i said, well, i don't think i can write it. it's too personal, and it's too painful. but he convinced me that i should try it. so i wrote a few scenes. and parts of it were very difficult. i mean, extraordinarily difficult. >> oh, yes. difficult. but before long, as important as anything in his life had ever been. could he actually make a movie? he'd never done anything like this before, not even close. and egos are destroyed, are fortunes made to vanish with amazing regularity here. still this, he believed, was the answer. he hired brown to co-write and direct his movie. he raided his bank account, then went fundraising among friends and family, scraped together a couple of million dollars. for three years into his labor of love cast hollywood actors, as well as some of his friends. and then called it "heaven's rain," for reasons his father would have understood. "heaven'

paul: i hope you're right, kim. james. >> not the chinese century. >> kelly: 1220, the republicans will take the senate, and pickups, ohio sherrod brown will lose. >>f they're going to take the senate. how many are they going to take. >> mid 50's. >> paul: that might be seven or eight seats, nat. >> going to be a big year, no matter what happens in the presidential. >> no kidding, all right, matt? >> he think this campaign will be decided by the economy or obama care, i think that the october surprise will be a war in the persian gulf most likely a strike by the iran we will note know in the u.s. ahead of time. >> they will not tell barack obama ahead of time. >> i don't think so, they do not trust this administration. >> that would happe

paul leading the republican field. good evening. i'm jim lehrer. >> and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, from des moines, judy woodruff has the latest on the g.o.p. race. >> with just three days left until the presidential caucuses, more than a third of iowa republicans say they still don't know who they'll vote for, so candidates and their organizations are working overtime to get their supporters out. >> judy talked with five of those undecided iowans about what will determine their choices on tuesday night. >> plus mark shields here and david brooks in iowa, analyze the week's news. >> then elizabeth brackett of wtkw, chicago, reports on the surprising rise of poverty in the suburban neighborhoods of one of the nation's wealthiest counties. >> it's exploded. it has gone from something that was rarely encountered in this community to an issue that we encounter every day. >> and ray suarez looks at marriage trends in america as fewer couples tie the knot, and those who do are older than ever. >> that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs n

paul leading the republican field. good evening. i'm jim lehrer. >> and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, from des moines, judy woodruff has the latest on the g.o.p. race. >> with just three days left until the presidential caucuses, more than a third of iowa republicans say they still don't know who they'll vote for, so candidates and their organizations are working overtime to get their supporters out. >> judy talked with five of those undecided iowans about what will determine their choices on tuesday night. >> plus mark shields here and david brooks in iowa, analyze

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paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well governor brown is now weighing in on the occupied at he said he must do everything they can to keep the port open and that calls for many law enforcement agencies as possible. occupied protesters have shut the port down two times in the last month. they may be unable to keep the port open during other future protests. coming up in just about 12 minutes, he talks about the economy and why he believes his first year back as governor is a success. >>> there is a $25,000 reward in connection with the kidnapping of a nine-year-old boy who was playing outside monday afternoon when a man walked up to him and tried to lure him away with candy. when the boy told him no, the man grabbed him by the arm. the suspect is described as an african-american in his 30s, 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 160 pounds, has a mustache. >>> federal investigators arrived on the scene in concord. it happened at beau canon field. the pilot and the passenger were hurt when the plane crashed shortly after take off. the pilot apparently lost control of his plane when he trie

ron brown sent paul down here and wanted to know with certainty that we were going to get it because of the representational delegation. and it was referred to as the manhattan project, where we went and did -- i don't know how many and everything and what we found out is that people really saw that this is an extraordinary talented person and once were able to connect the biography. who is this guy? he has all of these things to say that we kind of gee with. he looks like -- a lot of things rolling around there. who is the real bill clinton. and then harry and mappedy all of those and remember the man -- that whole thing connected. . . a thought -- child of privilege. >> they did not know. they went to the school. they had to reintroduce what they thought his values were. >> james said that that culminated in the convention speech. that he would defend the middle class as a product of the middle-class. it was rooted in the arkansas experience and how he would ascend and help others ascend. >> he clearly went back to the new democrat reforms. when you have a primary in a state like n

mitt romney is in the lead followed by ron paul and rick santorum. >>> d.c. council chair kwame brown scolded councilman marion barry for using his council e- mail account to attack a political opponent. he use the account to send a letter criticizing his former spokeswoman natalie williams who is running for the ward 8 sewat. >>> the russian military says some could members of a burning nuclear submarine are still inside the vessel. it's not clear if they were ordered to stay there. several others have been taken to hospital after inhaling toxic fumes. the fire started yesterday when wooden scaffolding caught fire during welding repairs. the reactors have been shut down and don't pose a danger. >>> president obama as laying a wreath honoring those killed and pearl harbor in 1941. this year marks the 70th anniversary of the deck and is a tax until nearly 24 americans and brought the u.s. into the second world war. the presidents and his family are in hawaii for their annual christmas vacation. >>> new york city'sa says there's no way the museum at the world trade center site will open

paul. meanwhile they signed a center today. kwame brown gets a one-year contract.chael jordan thought he would be a superstar, and it never happened. brown is 6 foot 11 and 270 and can rebound. the warriors were waiting to sign their draft picks hoping to make a big splash. they signed the first round draft particular, a 6 foot 7 guard out of washington state. also signing, the second round pick jeremy tyler. the 6 foot 10 center out of san diego bypassed college and played overseas before entering the draft. saint mary's is now 6 and 1 after a 77-53 victory over jackson state. santa clara over pacifica 84-59. we can't be sure who will be in an a's uniform, but we know one of the more popular players will be back returning from shoulder surgery and gets a one-year, $3 million deal. they are close to signing a $21 million contract of minnesota. willing happen had 29 homers and drove in 98 runs for the a's last season. welcome relief for alex smith. he probably will not see harrison of the steelers lining up on the other side of the ball on monday night. they will ho

paul. meanwhile they signed a center today. kwame brown gets a one-year contract.michael jordan thought he would be a superstar, and it never happened. brown is 6 foot 11 and 270 and can rebound. the warriors were waiting to sign their draft picks hoping to make a big splash. they signed the first round draft particular, a 6 foot 7 guard out of washington state. also signing, the second round pick jeremy tyler. the 6 foot 10 center out of san diego bypassed college and played overseas before entering the draft. saint mary's is now 6 and 1 after a 77-53 victory over jackson state. santa clara over pacifica 84-59. we can't be sure who will be in an a's uniform, but we know one of the more popular players will be back returning from shoulder surgery and gets a one-year, $3 million deal. they are close to

bill clinton beat paul songas and beat jerry brown. george w.beat john mccain and then had forbes as his opponent. john kerry beat john edwards and bypassed howard dean. i think that that kind of a situation exists. my personal prediction is that i think that whoever wins iowa, romney will win new hampshire and gingrich will be -- everybody will say he's dead. but i think gingrich will win south carolina. i think gingrich will be back in the race for florida. >> eric: florida becomes important then? >> of course. >> eric: any other surprises? santorum -- plain what that is. >> you've got all these campaigns running and the in state volume backs very large and this is a very intimate process, this caucus going. i think that there are many primaries. there is ron paul against himself. there is newt gingrich against romney. and then there is perry, santorum and bachman against one another. and santorum looks like he's winning that three-way primary. >> eric: only within the last day or so. >> two or three days. video on my site today about santorum

brown tells white house is actually going to take part in the caucuses. we begin with chief political correspondent carl cameron following texas congressman ron paul today. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, shannon. front-runners have come and gone in the race. for months we said in the end it would come down to photo finish at the wire. now the polls suggest about 30 to 40% of iowa caucus goers are undecided and now comes the final sprint to find those who may still change their minds. iowa speedway, ron paul marveled as all the attention he got as front runner heading to the finish line in the presidential caucus. >> i am pleased to be here. this does look like there are more cameras than there used to be. >> reporter: the volatility of the iowa battle between paul and mitt romney is net today's poll. democratic leaning public policy poll has paul leading by 4%. cnn survey says romney leads. paul is second. rick santorum moved to third ahead of newt gingrich. santorum trashed ron paul for

. >> reporter: but doubts about his electability have dogged paul for years and have not gone away. faye brown speak in des moines. >> i may vote for him but i'm worried that he can't get the nomination. and so it's like am i going to throw my vote away. >> reporter: how do you convince people that you are worth the vote? >> continue to do what i've been doing. i've done this for a lot of years. >> reporter: he sure has, scott. ron paul first ran for president back in 1988 as a libertarian party candidate. then four years ago as a republican challenger. now, however, paul believes his time may have come. >> pelley: three weeks to the caucus. thank you, dean. the new iraq. where a man accused of running a death squad is now a member of where a man accused of running a death squad is now a member of thparliament. that's ahead. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people wanted to visit us... in louisiana. they came to see us in florida... nice try, they came to hang out with us in alabama... once folks heard mississipp

is naina that's all the fault in my browns and what's in sixty countries including paul told the pan out fellas process that has struggled to add overseas offices his business and that he had tried to a quiet boss can produce another all for three hundred million dollars however the deal fell due to shareholder contacts in the ukrainian company. that's information out i'll be back in about fifty five minutes from business news. wealthy british style some. time to. go to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on r g. twenty years ago and i just.

paul soloman report on the relationship between ideology and happiness. first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. >> brown: finally tonight, how do your feelings about economic inequality impact your sense of happiness? "newshour" economics correspondent paul solman finds out. it's part of his regular reporting on "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: how happy areyou, e not at all happy, four very happy? >> i'm a four. >> reporter: a four. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: laurie sanders works at the conservative washington think tank the american enterprise institute. a few blocks away, occupy eric is on the more liberal end of the spectrum. what number would you give yourself? >> one. >> reporter: are you unhappy, do you think, because of the inequality, economic inequality in this country? >> well, yeah. >> reporter: study after study, it turns out, finds conservatives happier than liberals. social psychologist jamie nappier has a theory as to why. >> economic inequality really does affect people's well-being. >> reporter: nappier's work has convinced her conservatives are happier than liberals

paul at guard, griffin at center. that is a golden ticket. and warriors, brown. center officially joined them today after signing his deal. now a serviceable big man he still remembered most for being the bust draft number one out of high school ten years ago. >> i'm a 29-year-old, aim a father and -- my kids google now and everything that i want to do now on and off the court is positive. >> lot of steeler fans googling this guy's name tonight. the steelers saying ben is a game time decision for monday night showdown with the 49ers. big ben only -- he sprained his left ankle in thursday's win over clef land. he missed practice today. is he walking around in a walking boot. if he can't go charlie will start. >> what point will you find out? if you are the guy? >> the game is on monday wouldn't surprise me if i found out on monday. >> yeah. ben is going. the raiders, must win this sunday, yes chris paul -- once again if he had been a warrior, it would have been absolutely amazing. any way -- the raiders face a must win this sunday. some have reasons why they lost

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