as well as nfl commissioner, roger goodell. they'll weigh in on the vital issues. the reason we're in indianapolis this week, the giants and the patriots in super bowl xlvi. joining us now to talk about the game, a super bowl champ with the giants in 2008 and an analyst for fox, michael strahan. the just retired pro bowler, jason taylor. a star of super bowl xliii, larry fits verld and since we're in indy, here comes the applause, colts defensive end and super bowl xli champion, dwight freen i. [ applause ] >>> michael, let's start with you because four years ago seems like the score i line coming in. other than the odds on the game was the same as this time. can the giants pass rush get to brady, get him out of rhythm and give them a chance to win the game? you say? >> it's the same formula, the same thing. eb september for the giants have a better offense now. eli used to drop back. i would hold my breath and go, please don't mess this up. now he drops back. you have the utmost confidence that he's going to get it done. in the pass rush, it could possibly be as g

in fact, this past week on "60 minutes" roger goodell said players need to share responsibility and also to be honest about their injuries. >> some of it's a warrior mentality, some of it's wanting to be out there to contribute. but that's part of our education is to make sure the players understand the seriousness of the issue and that they have to report these injuries. >> so the question a lot of people ask, just how hard are those big hits? i recently spoke to a concussion expert who showed me you can actually measure this. you can measure the force. i'm going to have a moderate hit and see what happens. >> so it's recorded up here at 26.6 gs of acceleration. >> guskiewicz won a grant for his work on concussions in football. >> he's going to withstand impact 157 gs. >> wow. that's similar to a car accident. >> right. >> 157 gs is just amazing. now the super bowl, if you're watching, the nfl will have independent athletic trainers in the media box above the field to help spot big, dangerous hits. we called an nfl team trainer to ask what specifically will that person be looking for. s

almost two years ago chaired by michigan representative john conyers, he is asking nfl commissioner roger goodellout the long- term effects of concussions. >> just asked you a simple question. what's the answer? >> the answer is a medical experts are no better than i would with respect but we're not treat that in any way in delaying anything that we -- >> this issue is really deadly, in fact. in february, 2011, former chicago bears running back dave duerson committed suicide. he shot himself in the chest. he left a note saying, "please see that my brain is given to the nfl's brain bank." he wanted this so his brain could be researched for concussion data. duerson had earlier revealed ç suffered multiple concussions, doctors had said so. the concussions had caused migraine headaches, mood swings, insomnia, and depression. this is why he chose not >>> question, by what right is congress able to conduct hearings on concussions in the nfl? pat? >> they can conduct hearings on anything they want, john. but i take the imp taking of your question. i think congress which is the least popular institution

. >>> in other news, the super bowl now just two days away and in preparation the commissioner roger goodell will hold a press conference today to iron out the details. it's going to be at 11:30 this morning. >>> of course on everyone's minds is what are you going to eat during the big game and super bowl treats are always important. so we sent out abc 2 eyewitness news' corin redman out to a local pizzeria to see what people are doing to get ready for the big game. corrine, you're in a ponytail. every stage today you're different. le you're working hard this morning. reporter: oh, yeah, working hard. equally as important as the game is the food. we've been cooking up lots of food for you guys this morning, giving you a full preview. this is chito, he had the oven cranked up before we started this morning. go through and tell me what some of the things we're making so far for super bowl sunday. >> i'm going to sell a lot of pizza and a lot of wings. [ indiscernable ] we have the cheese. reporter: smells delicious. >> spinach, chopped tomato. we sell wings. reporter: i've heard there's 2 bill

state of the game address nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will add more thursday night crack at prime time thursday night until week 15 few days before the super bowl sidestepped questions about increasing numbers of regular season games beak will continue to find best players. also ask if chicago would ever be considered site for the super bowl. did not rule it out. >> chicago a great community i hear from my wife every day by the way and it is football fans first no greater passion in chicago number of issues that go into playing the super bowl not the size of the stadium clearly hotel rooms and infrastructure all of which i presume chicago would meet. if interested we certainly will meet with them and discuss ability to do that >> delays in scottsdale brought to tough front nine nothing but a 3 ft. chip stop the back nine for your professional spencer levine into the cup number one on detour 3 shot 14 under and a better from west webb simpson walker shot at the flag 8 under case. three holes left to play in round two tomorrow loyola still looking for first win in the

. >> this morning, commissioner roger goodell awarded manning the super bowl mvp award, second time he'sthey will be honored in a victory parade in manhattan tomorrow. >>> bad behavior will cost kevin love. he's on the right in white. suspended two games for this. stomping on the head of houston's louie scolia. it happened saturday night. kevin love issued an apology today. he apologized to scolia in person, after the game. his name is "love." that is not indicative of one of that name. >> no. thank you, mark. be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. it's hawaii five-0. >> thanks for watching, wjz, maryland's news

his family received calls from the packers and even nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> i said to my wife that when i pass away the 49ers are going to call you. she says why? i said they are going to call to you ask you to renew my season tickets. >> reporter: cook was a rookie member of the club in 2003. jacobson remembers quizzing him on his legitimacy. >> we asked questions like, how did you get out of los angeles after the game? do you remember the hot air balloons around super bowl vii? >> plus 25 shipping. >> reporter: jacobson was disappointed his trip to indianapolis could not be with the 49ers. >> in the old days it took me to may or june to get over it. i think this year i'll be over it in april. >> reporter: predictions? >> i never do. especially when people see me say this on television, they call me up, you idiot, how could you do that? [ laughter ] >> no. >> the good news is, bob cook's daughter is going to carry on the tradition. she will be sitting in his seat at the super bowl. >> that's great. >> i wonder who will quiz her knowledge. >> she's prepared. she will probably

roger goodell set to make $20 million a year at the end of his current contract.t least one nfl player thinks that's too much. falcons receiver roddy white tweeted, how in the heck can you pay a man this much money that can't run, tackle or catch? roddy, have you heard of bill gates or warren buffett? >>> finally, west virginia moving over to the big 12. their membership in the big east will be terminated june 30th. i don't know if anybody's told roddy white, but his owner arthur blank makes a lot of money and he doesn't run, catch or tackle anybody. guys? >> just a run to the bank. >>> coming up next, a young girl battling a rare form of cancer, she scores her dream date with a pop star. >>> also, a tribute to "soul ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with

the nfl commissioner roger goodell today understands the interest in peyton's future and does not thinkrom the super bowl. here is some big news. cyclist lance armstrong will not face any charges at all in connection with with the nearly two year long criminal doping investigation. some former teammates had accused the seven time tour de france winner of injecting himself with performance enhancing drugs. today federal prosecutors announced they are ending the investigation. that's it. no statement about why. lance armstrong has repeatedly denied he used any illegal drugs. the iranians are nuclear program. lashing out against israel military strike could be moments away. whether it's for them to hear. it's making a lot of news and live report top story at the bottom of the hour. powerful u.s. senator is ranking egypt that it's in danger of losing more than a billion dollars in american aid. the egyptians are still refusing to let a group of americans leave their country. among them the son of the u.s. transportation secretary and today word kidnappers briefly captured two more americans