ryan with a shovel pass to snelling. game over, right? wrong.ored 21 unanswered points in the fourth, led by russell wilson who threw for 385 yards and two t.d.es, and zach miller hocked down six. then marshawn lynch scores, seahawks take the first lead of the game, but there's plenty of time left for matty ice. two passes, including this 19 yarder, puts them in field goal range. the kicker comps in for the 49 yarder, he misses but pete carroll calls time-out to freeze the kicker. this time right up the middle. 30-28 the final. >> we know it's a difficult thing to doom difficult to win this time of the year because you're playing against the best teams in the nfl. with that in mind, if you have an opportunity, with time still on the clock you feel like you can get it done. >> a quarterback, is a special player. he did a great job there on that last drive. >> mike: afc had the patriots and texans in new england no surprise there. we'll have a rematch of the patriots and ravens. former cal running back, shane vereen, 7-3 pats. second quarter, tom

jason snelling, game over, right?ot so fast. 21 unanswered in the fourth led by wil russell wilson. 34 seconds remaining, lynch gets the lead and 31 seconds, plenty of time. two deep passes from matt including this 19-yarder puts them in field goal range. kicker misses the 49-yarder for the win. pete carol called a time out to freeze the kicker. he gets one more chance. right down to the middle. 49ers at the falcons play atlanta for the n.f.c. title. >>> it was a local kid making all the noise for the patriots. former cal bear, shane vereen, a pass to him, he walks in 17-3. texans answer with ten points in the final two minutes of the half. airian foster and 14 points in the third. including this one to brandon lloyd. pliarlg of the game, great throw and better catch. 41-28 and they get the ravens for a rematch of last year. >>> i guess we can say better late than never. national hockey league walkout is over. training camp is over tonight. it starts practice and packed house giving their fans a salute. then it's back

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the shovel pass to snelling. falcons up 20. game over, right? wrong. seahawks scored 20 unanswered points, led by rookie russell wilson. 34 seconds remaining, oakland made native marshawn lynch gets the lead, but blende of time for matty ice. a deep pass, putting them in field goal range, the kicker, with the win. he misses, but pete carroll called a time out to freeze the kicker. brian gets one more chance and it's right down the middle. 489ers and falcons in atlanta for the nfc title. 30-28 your final. >> it's difficult to win at this time of the year because you're playing against the best teams in the nfl and with that in mind, if you have an opportunity, with time still on the clock you feel like you can get it done. >> a quarterback, those guys, ladies, is a special player. he did a great job there on that last drive. >> afc, patriots and texans in new england and we have a rematch of the title game last year between the ravens and patriots. former cal running back, shane vereen, one yard touch. second quarter, pass to rer veep, walks in. but the

snell, slate, freezing rain. -- snow, sleet, freezing rain.t made for a tricky commute. >> this is slippery. >> i had to drive 20 miles per hour. >> it was slippery, i almost got into an accident. true ravens fans will make it through any kind of weather. but it was slippery, you could not see anything. >> many neighborhood road had a thin layer of ice. if you are not driving this morning, walking was even a challenge. look at all this ice. >> a lot of people are worried because we have not gotten that much snow. it could be worse. it could be like ohio. >> it may have been baltimore's first encounter with ice this winter, but we have been through this before. >> we knelt what this morning's looks like, but what can we expect tonight? -- we know what this morning looked like, but what can we expect tonight? let's ask tom tasselmyer. >> a burst of snow in our area around 5:30. light rain showers tracking through our area right now. temperatures have begun to climb. 53 to our south and richmond. it is above freezing all the way north to scranton

. >> bill: you snell. were you drunk. >> no. i fell. >> bill: for no reason? >> i was thinking of what i'm going to say next on the factor and boom. >> bill: you look like mickey rosenbacher. you would say you are a traditional conservative. >> i think so. >> bill: i'm surprised that there are in america very few traditional leaders, would you agree with that? nobody to rally around. it's a scattered tradition. correct? >> there are some obviously in the churches. some trying to lead a traditional cultural -- >> bill: no, no. who in the churches? who? >> i would say pastors -- i'm talking about. >> liberals are rallying around who? who? >> barack obama. obviously. >> huge icon? >> you are right to say we don't have any national leadership either culturally or on the religious front. >> bill: no one. so that's what's happening here. the traditional americans, i think outnumber liberal americans. they do by every poll. there is no go to guy. there is no organization. and so the liberals who now have centralized under barack obama and his people, right colmes is

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but the falcons answered right back. 80-yard drive to snelling.roll's team down by 20, with just a little more than 2 minutes left in the quarter. then the seahawks kicked it in. wilson buys time, deciding to just run it into the end zone himself. it's 27-14 early in the fourth. ryan threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns, but it was also intercepted twice. thomas grabbed this pick. the seahawks have a chance to narrow the gap. and they did that, when wilson put a nice touch on a pass to his tight end, former raider zach miller. once down by 20, seahawks pulled within six with more than 9 minutes to play. they took the lead with just 31 seconds left. marshawn lynch coughs the ball up at the goal line. replay showed lynch had broken the plain before the ball came out. seahawks all the way back, leading 28-27 with half a minute to play. successive passes moved the ball to the seahawks' 31. matt bryant was down the middle with a 49-yard field goal. falcons back in front, 30-28, with 8 seconds left. seattle actually had one more chance after an exce

. >> and laurie snell was my mentor there. great place to start your academic career. nye nay my thesis was written in possibility and i have done statistics also, and i just wanted to make a few comments before coming to my question. you spend lot of time in your book about the simple -- i was teaching a business stats course which a colleague of mine described cynically as follows: i asked him what is the difference between boston stats and stats. he said, well, business stats course is one in which every observation in the data set has a dollar sign in front of it. anyway, i spent time -- you can't prove the theom but you can give an intuitive description what the therum says. here's my reward after doing that. student evaluation at the end of the semester. professor, you talk too much. you explain too much. cut out the small tuck. -- small talk. just give us the formulas. >> so i mean, i tried to do what you would like me to do, and that's the world i get. the other thing -- here's another story. i'll get to my question shortly. i mean, i feel like the ghost of ham

what are the decisions that have to be made and how do they impact our diplomatic person snell >> well, first and foremost we have to do the right job prioritizing based on the jobs we do have. i have to say it's not all about money but also not without budgetary consequences. so we have to figure out what's the right balance. secondly, immediately after this happened i spoke with secretary panetta, chairman dempsey at the department defense, asked home the put an assessment team to look at our high-threat posts because our military brings a different perspective. that's a very important process which we will continue doing. it's got to be a combination of both military assets and expertise but also development. rule of law, democracy-building. it can't be one or the other. they have to be married together. >> and if you could in the few seconds we have left, madam secretary. could you speak more broadly about the important role that would play in this budget debate that's going to take place, why sit important to continue with this? >> let me just give you an answer. columbiaa it had