phil: that's right.u say, he's the biggest reason, the main reason the broncos turned their football season around. and we talked about it. he can't wait for the off-season. and i think everybody is going to sit back and judge him one more time by how much improvement they see when preseason comes around next year. jim: that's jeremiah johnson. this denver bunch will be coming back to new england next year. the opponents' schedule is out, not the dates of the games next year, but denver will be here next year to play new england in the regular season. and that is going to close it out. a game that was over at halftime. last two-minute stretch of the first half put it away. brady with the five first half touchdown throws, adding another one in the second half. tebow ends up with 26 for 136 yards. when he met brady at midfield four yeeks ago, brady said, we're going to meet again, i've got this feeling. what he didn't tell him at the time is, i'm going to be at my very best when i see you next time. phil:

phil: that's right.u say, he's the biggest reason, the main reason the broncos turned their football season around. and we talked about it. he can't wait for the off-season. and i think everybody is going to sit back and judge him one more time by how much improvement they see when preseason comes around next year. jim: that's jeremiah johnson. this denver bunch will be coming back to new england next year. the opponents' schedule is out, not the dates of the games next year, but denver will be here next year to play new england in the regular season. and that is going to close it out. a game that was over at halftime. last two-minute stretch of the first half put it away. brady with the five first half touchdown throws, adding another one in the second half. tebow ends up with 26 for 136 yards. when he met brady at midfield four yeeks ago, brady said, we're going to meet again, i've got this feeling. what he didn't tell him at the time is, i'm going to be at my very best when i see you next time. phil:

phil is doing better than the grappling. that is if phil has any hope is take him down in the fourth. if he waits for the fifth he could miss the opportunity. >> fighters are slippery but they are also worn out. it is interesting to see if a submission upon. davis is improving in his submission game and evans with under 90 seconds and solid effort by rashad. he has control of phil. rashad has his back and davis has not been submit that elbow . obviously he's not been defeated in his career . 04 was last time evans had a submission and five of rashad wins came by knock out and here in chicago and looking to take down and rashad counters. and he got right back up x. and nearly 20 minutes now. win lose or draw it is a good fight for davis and feel what it is like to be with rashad evans who will improve. his skill set will grow just because of this one fight. and that is. great counter weight by evans. looking for the upper cut and final seconds of the round. and fifth and find round coming up next >> coming up next on fox your

phil is doing better than the grappling. that is if phil has any hope is take him down in the fourth. if he waits for the fifth he could miss the opportunity. >> fighters are slippery but they are also worn out. it is interesting to see if a submission upon. davis is improving in his submission game and evans with under 90 seconds and solid effort by rashad. he has control of phil. rashad has his back and davis has not been submit that elbow . obviously he's not been defeated in his career . 04 was last time evans had a submission and five of rashad wins came by knock out and here in chicago and looking to take down and rashad counters. and he got right back up x. and nearly 20 minutes now. win lose or draw it is a good fight for davis and feel what it is like to be with rashad evans who will improve. his skill set will grow just because of this one fight. and that is. great counter weight by evans. looking for the upper cut and final seconds of the round. and fifth and find round coming up next >> coming up next on fox your

you are on with phil murtaugh. >> yes, sir. first thing i would like to say is there is no such thing as a green car. that's vapor wear. these never going to happen. my question is since the fleet of the united states automobiles is about 250 million cars, how in the world do you think that you will plug in all of those cars into the grid? i don't understand that. >> mr. murtaugh. >> well, you made quite a few comments. if you consider a green car a car that does not use energy, you are absolutely right. there is no such thing as a green car. what is important about electric vehicles, really, is energy independence. those 250 million vehicles that you talk about, 125 million of them are driven by imported fuel. imported fuel is becoming much more expensive. it is becoming unstable. we believe that it is really important to get focus put on energy independence in the united states. energy independence is a major concern in all major economies around the world. throughout europe and china and japan. japan imports nearly 100% of t

. >> phil emery somebody that has been in the trenches as a scout and a scouting director phil emery says himself of a sieve with the media but pulling the entire organization together in pursuit of the only goal that matters. >> phil emery says he learned backbone toughness from blue- collar chicago bears intense grinder and impeccable character stand it out to the man who interviewed them and it may be higher. >> it is clear that he is a leader with a vision and plan for chicago bears. organizational skills. attention to detail. all very impressive. first interview i got a sense that he had special qualities about him. a tough guy. and convicted guy at high character. we want to do our job and within that shot we want to reach the goal and the other thing we want to help one another. we have to be in this thing together. that is how we will achieve success. batt but phil emery says he " beef up the sound system and built the team from the nfl draft and matt forte non- committal if it was signed to long-term contract. phil emery says great respect for lovie smith no issue with using

phil: they're not going to take the chance. because if they try it, kicks it low, gets blocked, who knows what happens. jim: so big ben, got his name big ben because of a hail mary pass he completed his sophomore year at miami university to win a game, will not get a chance to get it away. we're going to overtime. robert ayers. phil: good strategy. don't give him the extra time. what they do, they actually blitz him in this situation. you have five rushers, because they're not going to let him run around and throw one into the end zone. great strategy by dennis allen, defensive coordinator. and ayers, another key figure today. played very well. jim: i don't know why you don't see that more often. i agree with what you say about dennis allen. so often you see a three-man rush. the quarterback's got all day and gets the heave to the end zone, and then anything can happen. but they rush five and we're going to overtime. the first non-sudden death overtime game in nfl history. and the same two teams that played the nfl's first ever

the one and only phil donahue. tonight i want to know what he thinks about the president. >> he's a liberal. by the way, we're not liberals anymore. >> the gop field. >> this is not the country that my parents raised me to pledge my allegiance to. >> and just for the hell of it, how i'm doing. >> you're pretty focused. i enjoy watching you. >> plus the youngest victim of the shooting that nearly killed gabby gifford. christina taylor green died before her 10th birthday. now her parents tell her story. >> i was hoping it was a nightmare and ifgs going to wake up and kept pinching myself hoping it wasn't real. roxana and john green. this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. i probably wouldn't be doing this job tonight if it wasn't for this man. he did an astounding 6,000 shows over a quarter of a century and pretty much invented the daytime talk show. he's talked to everybody and tonight i'm delighted to say i have the great honor of being the latest person that phil donahue talks to. when i said i was intervie

and it's fun. >> phil, it's been a real pleasure.ou so much. >> my pleasure. >> great to meet you. >> have fun. >>> when we come back, mitt romney won iowa and leads in new hampshire. we'll talk to a top romney supporter about whether he can keep the lead and lock up the nation. man: my eltrill s king ban this team of guinea pigs to ty bo so to save some y, d inea pig: row...row. they genatectry, wch le me rf t. guinea pig: row...row.took one, 8 months to get the guin: ..row.ow...row. they genatectry, wch le me rf t. lile cbby one to yell row! guineaig: ro's kof strange. guinig: row...row. such a simple word... row. anncr: t an easierayof strange. save. get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. e u 15% or more on car insurance. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we knew it would take time, but we were determined to see it through. today, while our work continues, i want to update you on the progress: bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs

phil donahue. >> he's a liberal. by the way, we're not liberals anymore. this is not the country my parents raised me to pledge my allegiance to. >> how am i doing? >> you're pretty focused. i enjoy watching you. >> plus, the youngest victim of the shooting that nearly killed gabbie giffords. >> i was thinking it was a nightmare and that i was going to wake up so, i kept on pinch myself, hoping it wasn't real. it was horrible. >> this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. i probably wouldn't be doing this job if it weren't for my guest. the man did an astounding 6,000 shows, won nine emmys and lifetime achievement award. pretty much invented the daytime talk show. he talked to everybody and tonight, i have the great honor of being the latest person that phil donahue talks to. when i said i was interviewing you, i put it on twitter this morning. one tweet. is that right? has one tweet. >> that's my secretary's creation. you know, i'm afraid i don't twitter. i do text. >> yeah. >> i don't when i'm driving. i've already been stopped for being on the phone. >

it in quite awhile, but i will conduct all of you to sing happy birthday to none other than our own phil. >> ♪ happy birthday to you have a birthday to you happy birthday, dear phil happy birthday to you ♪ [applause] >> thank you. all i want for my birthday is 50 more gardeners. all right. let's bring up our parks champion. he is everywhere in the parks system. he is playing ping pong in the square, playing ball, in golden gate park, he is everywhere. ladies and gentlemen, our mayor, ed lee. >> thank you. i thought all you want it was her two front teeth? thank you very much for coming. it is wonderful to see so many families here together. this is the season where we celebrate with our family and kids. i cannot think of any place more wonderful to be than this 130- year cyprus to share with you the lighting of this wonderful tree. i want to thank our department representatives, city official family, elected officials. i also want to let you know, i came here last year. we saw painted on the side of this train, the world series chickenshit emblem. this year, we have our san francisco fir

back to you. >> phil is getting them in trouble. thanks. >>> our play-off coverage starts tonight by the way. dennis o'donnell and kim coyle our sports team hosting "49er preview" a special day and time so tune in tonight at 7 p.m. right here on cbs 5. >>> and coming up, a microsoft building threatened by a huge fire. >> the dangerous string of events that left hundreds without power overnight. coming up. this morning in silicon valley. this after an explosion knocked down pow >>> the power finally back on this morning in the silicon valley, this after an explosion knocked down some power lines that started a big brush fire, as well. gil diaz is in mountain view where the flames got close to a microsoft building but everything seems to be okay, gil. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, frank. yeah, it was pretty intense especially as it happened next to the microsoft campus but pg&e crews are still here this morning trying to take those downed lines away. but also to figure out how it happened in the first place. it all be

phil, mitt romney has now given three, a pre-buttal, a rebuttal and a re-rebuttal. is it resonating? >> yeah, the more the better. the more he is taking on the president and tin the context o florida primary, it's great. this is the chance for him to get the track record out there and taking every opportunity to jump in on the news cycle that is relevant from what we heard last night. yeah, if he does more and more rebuttals. that is great. >> the post was the pre-buttal the speech. >> he is two steps ahead and one step behind. >> how about romney putting out his tax returns on the day that the president will give his biggest speech on tax reform. >> you have a lot of stuff in the cycle and you want to get it out in a way that ultimately did not frame the contrast. the governor clearly felt it important to have transparency on the issue. >> transparency is really the go-to place for mitt romney in his tax returns. >> that was framing the debate -- >> i want to talk about that. well, a lot was made of the fact that warren buffett's secretary was in the box, at the en

that's a very rare thing. >> pelley: phil, how about you? why have you not made up your mind? >> i think at one point i was looking for the perfect candidate, one that i could be enthusiastic about. however at this point what i've kind of looked at is who can actually win the general election. >> pelley: stephanie, what issue is at the top of your mind? >> the economy, the size of government, the debt. >> pelley: is the economy at the top of your mind? >> economy is at the top of my mind. secondly would be state's rights. i think that this next four years is going to be on the economy, is going to be getting the government out of our pocketbooks, i don't think the social issues are going to be at the forefront. >> pelley: phil, every time someone says the word "economy" you nod your head. i wonder why. >> well, i actually think that's number one on the agenda as well and secondly would be our debt. when you look at our debt as a percentage of g.d.p. it's growing at an accelerating rate, we can not continue to grow at that rate. >> pelley: brian has made his decision, four of y

. >>> it is 7:30 on sunday, january first, good morning, i am mike sugarman, ann and phil are off, thenited states and the rest of the world celebrated the new year, pretty much everybody tuned in to watch the iconic countdown in new york city.

phil matier and mayor willie brown, you guys are the best. thanks so much. >>> 6:52.ve a student attacked at san jose state university. we'll have the latest on that story. >> plus a brazen killing that marks berkeley's first homicide of 2012. we'll go inside the crime scene with a live report when we come back. university. right now officers are at s.. they're looki >>> we're following a developing story at san jose state university. right now officers are at the campus dorms. they are looking for a man that they say entered a room and groped a female student. this happened around 3:30 this morning on the third floor of the joe west dorms. police have sent out e-mails, text and tweets warning students in the dorms that they need to lock their doors. >>> berkeley police are trying to catch a killer. anne makovec just got inside the apartment where the shooting took place. >> reporter: first let me set the scene here. i'm on emerson street in berkeley and that's a barbershop across the street. that is where the victim's friend says that he worked and that last night ar

phil matier with the latest details. phil. >> reporter: it also includes neighbors of the mirkarimis and all are expected to testify about the events around new year's eve that wound up with misdemeanor domestic violence charges being filed against san francisco's new sheriff. it also adds fuel to the fire and the question of, can he survive? here's the story. >> if he steps aside he never will get back in. his career will be over. >> reporter: that was the cold assessment by former san francisco police commissioner peter keane on why embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi is refusing to take a leave of absence until his trial for misdemeanor domestic violence is over. >> his wife is going to say it didn't happen. he's going to say it didn't happen. he has a good lawyer. so it's going to be a horse race. >> reporter: political relations consultant sam singer also notes another reason for not stepping aside. >> he can't afford it politically or financially. >> reporter: as for him being forced out? >> he won't be thrown out bec

it was his long-time friend, nike founder phil knight who made the news on thursday. knight brought the crowd to its feet by offering a strong defense of paterno's handling of child sex abuse scandal that rocked that university. >> he gave full disclosure to his superiors, information that went up to the chain to the head of the campus police and the president of the school. the matter was in the hands of a world-class university. whatever the details of the investigation are, this much is clear to me. that there's a villain in this tragedy, it lies in that investigation, not in joe paterno's response to it. >> again, that is nike ceo phil knight defending joe paterno at the service yesterday. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," mitt romney and newt gingrich kind of switched roles last night, romney putting newt on the defensive in the final debate before the voting in florida on tuesday. we'll hit the highlights with our "morning joe" crew. >>> when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler for one of the greatest revelations in game

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>> there you go. >> phil?group called we the people. di a forum last night and it is run by jennifer horn and fred barnes and congressman steve king and i did a panel on it. it's a great group. we the people.com. support them. a great group. >> he came to new hampshire? >> trying to keep the process in cement. >> there it is. beth? i'm going to plug our national journal forum saturday. >> rick santorum is coming. >> it's at 9:30. you don't need a ticket. just come. >> i'm plugging the final debate, 9:00 a.m. right here, sc edition of "the daily rundn. we'll see you right back here from new hampshire on monday to go over the post game of the big debate. next on msnbc chris jansing and company and of course at 1:00 don't forget andrea. have a great weekend. we'll see you on the trail. g me. wait, what? fret not ma'lady. i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. download the free hotels.com app and get exclusive mobile deals. hotels.com. be smart. book smar

>>neil: thank you, phil, good job.ngs are escalating as phil pointed out and connecticut senator joe lieberman. what do you think? >>guest: we should do what we doing. the fact is, the president has said it is unacceptable for iran to develop a nuclear weapon. most of the countries of the world, leaders, say that. it would change the balance of power in the world. it would ignite a nuclear arms race if the middle east. and it would be behalf up all the terrorists that iran now puts against us and our allies. so, we have to continue to turn the economic screws on iran. congress adopted overwhelmingly and the president signed at the end of december, legislation that would enable us to say to countries of the world, you have a choice: if you deal with the central bank of iran on oil purchases and other prepares, you can't do business in the united states america. we are shaking up that regime in iran, and i hope if we shake them up enough to stop their nuclear weapons program. >>neil: but, senator, even those countries th

mars, phil lawrence and ari leff veep. phil, your producer, ari, the engineer.s that how you describe yourselves? >> we wouldn't put it that way. but i like that. that sounds really, really good. >> how long have you guys worked with bruno? >> got to be like four years now. >> at least four years. >> at least four. >> what makes him special? >> oh this is great. >> whether you like his music or not, i'm an unashamed fan, whether you do the reality is you cannot argue with the multitude of instruments he plays, the songs that he writes, the way he performs, the work ethic. what is it -- >> his physique. >> cute little ear lobes. >> be serious for a moment. from musical point of view, how good is this guy? >> he is one of the best. one of the best that i've ever come across, you know what i mean? he has got -- settle down over there, buddy. he has got -- you know, got a solid history in music, you know? he comes from -- like he was telling you, an extremely musical family. i think all the stuff that he did as a kid really helps play in the production we do now. >>

phil will make sure that the commitment carries on. we do that by finishing the things we have committed to in the future. i know the staff is excited to be out here making commitments. we are shovel ready with jobs. i want to thank mohammad for making sure that they work closely with the parks and a neighborhood association to do this. i am here to announce this but also to make sure that this is part of the long term commitment to every neighborhood in the city. we will continue this -- doing this and doing it well. >> you talked about the importance of jobs. there will be about 50 local jobs as a result of this construction project. you also talked about the importance of art in the parks. i want to recognize the president of the arts commission. there is a profoundly between art and our parks. that is probably no better exhibited than in this park thanks to demi's great work. i want to call up susan to talk about that. >> this is a very unique opportunity for us here at cayuga park. we were called in to help preserve the unique scu

phil keating with the news live in tampa tonight.he critics suggesting some sort of master plan or another there, phil. >> make the republic master plan accusation outright or they imply it here in tampa today at the courthouse, two visiting u.s. democratic senators dick durbin of illinois and florida's bill nelson certainly did imply that citing a brennan center study for justice suggesting a million dollars voters could be impacted adversely nationwide. specifically young, minority, elderly and handicapped voters. >> any time you get a law that is reversed to reduce the number of persons in this case who can vote, of course, that's jim crow at its best. jim crow, the wife, the children, all of them. the whole jim crow family. >> florida's republic dominated legislature and republic governor also imposed new restrictions on third party voter registration efforts and in protest the league of women voters has stopped doing it for the first time in 72 years, shep. >> shepard: phil, these changes in effect for the primary could be throw

i believe we're going to phil lebeau right now who is in chicago. phil, are you there?i'm here, brian. can you see me? >> i can't see you. i can see me. it's killing the rate zblgs there we go. we're going to talk about what's known as the three-year pinch. it's all about the supply of 3-year-old vehicles that are out there in america, those that might ultimately be sold in the used car market. well, it is falling off and falling off substantially. deutsche bank says the supply of 3 to 4-year-old cars for sale in the u.s., that dropped and it's expected to spur new car sales. we'll explain why in a bit. here's part of the problem. look at the price increase in 3-year-old cars over the last three years. almost 3,500 bucks and pretty much the same thing when you look at 4-year-old cars. on the wholesale market for just over $11,000. how does it impact new car sales? the january sales rate is expected to be between 13.2 million and 13.8 million vehicles. the reason this impacts it, without that demand there, people in the new car market either go to new car or if they go u

phil, be involved. be a part of what obviously is a major movement.e have to fill the restaurants. we have to fill the hotels. we have to fill the bars. and you do that by hoopla. >> i'll buy that. >> it took a while. >> you got me. frank, what's your bet? >> i'll be there sunday morning for your show, yeah. braving the elements. but we bet with erica hill if we win, the 9ers win, all the morning team in cbs has to wear red on monday. >> what do you mean if? >> what kind of doubter are you? >> i'm not a doubter. i'm just giving you the parameters of the bet. >> they're wearing red on monday. [ laughter ] >> all right, guys. we have to wrap up. thank you, phil matier and willie brown. >>> the "occupiers," guys, they are back in the city. the plan to get noticed and how the march might affect your commute. stay with us. you know what's exciting, graduation. when i look up into my student's faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocely

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