but roger goodell got ahead of her. listen, i want to talk about a colleague of ours, former notre dame coach. want to congrat late bob davie for going back. got his hands full going into new mexico. >> kirk: he does. i always wondered if coach davey still had the itch to get back in and if he did when he might go. this is an interesting opportunity for him. you're right, it's challenging. but i'm sure he's going to look forward to recruiting. the leadership the head coaching job offers. i'm excited to see what he can do. >> brent: are you thinking of leaving me to work for urban meyer? gossip. that's good. i would never leave calling games with you, working on "gameday" with lee corso and the group. no, i've got my dream job. i'm not going anywhere. >> brent: i figured. those private jets. that's okay. so 19 seconds to go. and of course we've got another penalty flag. by the way, by the way, you mentioned somebody that i want to give kudos to today. lee corso, a little tough spot, you know, he said something he shouldn

suh called roger goodell to apologize. he has also appealed his suspension. ballantine will beat the next boston red sox manager. his teammates have never won a division title. in 2000, he took the mets to the world series as a wild card. the event lost to the yankees in that series. that is likely delayed the official announcement of his hiring which is expected to come later in the week. keep -- stick around, the forecast is coming up straight ahead. or creates another laptop bag, or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $13.2 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> grain is out of the way but we will deal with the chill. >> 53 tomorrow. a little on the breezy side and partly cloudy skies. it will stay cool and dry into the upcoming weekend. perfect for the --ravens will not be home. >> are too beau

and just last week, he met with commissioner roger goodell to discuss his on-field conduct. >>> takingto a lead. only to see the home-team tigers roar back in a big way. 92 yards for a touchdown. after they trailed 14-0, lsu outscored the razorbacks. lsu, still number 1, improving to 12-0. on the other end of the football spectrum, the maryland terrapins hope to finish their season on a good note, when they play at nc state tomorrow. coverage will kick off at noon. more on the ravens coming up tonight. >> thank you, mark. >>> that's it for us tonight, everybody. we'll be back at 11:00. i'm kai jackson. >> for tim and mark, i'm jessica kartalija. thanks for watching, wjz. there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news. ,, >> tonight, the black friday gamble. retailers open their doors earlier than ever. but will it pay off? elaine quijano and michelle miller take a look. egypt at the cross roads. the biggest protest yet, just days before a pivotal election. plus, the latest on those american students jailed in cairo. elizabeth palmer is there. lipitor for less. wyatt andrews says ameri

has been fined three times for over $42,000 during a short career and even met with commissioner roger goodell in the season to discuss his play. here is suh's version of what happened on the field yesterday. >> i was on tonight guy being pulled down and trying to get up, get up off of the ground. why you see me pushing his helmet down is because i'm trying to remove myself from the situation as i'm getting up, i'm getting pushed and getting off balance to remove myself from the situation. with that, a lot of people are going to interpret it or create their own story lines for seeing and how they interpret it but i know what i did. >> you didn't intentionally step on him? >> not by any means. i understand in this world because of the type of player and type of play that i have, all eyes are on me. so why should i do that? if i want to hurt him, i'm going to hit his quarterback as i did through itout that game. >> the video does not lie. the nfl will review the incident next week for potential discipline on suh, whether it was a fine or more. this brought back some memories of albert hayneswort

an instinct to look for the player who plays dirty, and then if he does, you turn your wrath on roger goodell in the nfl for not having him ejected from the game. referees have that responsibility. they. fine them far pushed them back 15 yards. they should be ejected from the game. how do you influence -- i mean, young men who play football are in it to win. they do not have long careers. if you are a running back or quarterback, what is your career? >> running back has the shortest. >> it yet. so that adds the desperation to succeed. somebody comes in and gives you a lecture on it concussions, i will that have the people are not listening, because they have not had them. >> yes, and i think it is very difficult, especially in football, from the defensive side of the game. violence is probably the biggest characteristic you need to be successful on defense. you need to be able to be violent. >> and willing to be violent and show your violence come to prove it. >> right, and that is part of the football game. as far as this board is considered, i feel like it is more of the understanding about

he wept to roger goodell it talk about that. >> i was on top of a guy being pulled down and trying to get up off of the ground and why you see me pushing his helmet down is because i'm trying to get myself out of the situation. i'm getting my set pushed. i'm getting myself unbalanced. with that, people will interpret it, create their own story line. i know what i did. >> create our own story line. >> i don't think god will save him from the commissioner on this one. i can't believe that that's the explanation which is basically i was trying to get my balance. i was using his head as leverage. what about the foot stomp? we are not going to even address that. that's bizarre. that's a guy who has been in trouble before trying to make up an excuse that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. expect a suspension coming for ndamukong suh. i would be stunned if the commissioner does not suspend him. >> it's obvious. national audience, fox, thanksgiving day, no room in the nfl for that type of play. >> thanks so much. we appreciate it. >> absolutely >>> she was and still is known as one of the

. >> i used one to be the commissioner but i told roger goodell when i was struggling every day your job looks pretty good but actually from northern california doesn't look so good anymore and these days i have to say these days being a university professor at stanford university where the stanford cardinals are having quite a special season you know what the special seasons are like. you've had plenty of them. let us have one. that is the greatest job in the world. >> thank you, madame secretary. [applause] juan williams appeared at the 2011 texas book festival in austin to talk about his book muscles. he spoke and took questions for about 40 minutes.issu >> october 2010 here on the bill o'reilly show bill is going. through one of his risks but muslims at line 11 and you weigh in and basically had two lines, two things you were trying to get across.acro first of all you describe how you yourself could you or did feel uncomfortable sometimes getting on an airplane and with people in muslim garb and then what did you follow that with? that with? >> what i said was to set it up a litt

[laughter] well, i used to want to be the commissioner of the nfl, but i told roger goodell, i said, you know, when i was struggling with the iranians and russians every day, your job looked pretty good. but actually from northern california it doesn't look so good anymore. and these days i have to say it, these days being a university professor at stanford university where the stanford cardinal are having quite a special season -- you know, come on. you know what those special seasons were like. you have had plenty of them, let us have one. [laughter] that's really the greatest job in the world. >> ah, thank you, madam secretary. [applause] >> that was fun. [applause] >> for more information about condoleezza rice, visit hoover.org and search her name. >> my connection to this foundation goes back quite some years. i have, with great honor and boasting, used a lot of the work of robert rector in my own research in writing. his work has been particularly helpful for we in terms of my own -- for me in terms of my own attempts to think differently about both political and economic libe

roger goodell doesn't like that kind of behavior and he is hitting the coach where it hurts in the pocketbook5,000 fine for coach rex ryan for using the f.-word. we'll be right back with more "happening now" in just a moment. i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream. reddi-wip us real dairy crm. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. jenna: a new violence breaking out in syria and egypt today i security forces clashing with protestors in cry row's tahrir square. thousands of activists demanding that military rulers hand over power to a civilian government. we have the director on arobject politics and an adviser to donald rumsfeld. what kind of advice would you give our players in d.c. on how to or how not to get involved in egypt today? >> we have very little influence incredibly with the military tha