this will beet 79th play of the spartans' run today. 51 of them have been passing. they come back and down 16-0. up the middle at the 8 yard line. i would have down it at second and three. run bell. >> jon: georgia looks tired now and michigan state, number 47 started each game as many as spartan history. john jenkins, of the nose tackle is not playing for the bulldog, right now, michigan state taking it right to the teeth of georgia's run defense. >> mike: four, for the first down, eight for the touchdown. here comes linthicum in motion. another block for bell. >> jon: bell has a great straight arm. and ogletree. takes another superb tackle. watch this straight arm. from le'veon bell. what a powerful back, number 24. a heck of a tackle by ogletree. >> mike: that's the first time they've been today. >> jon: i might have to give it to them again. i think bell is feeling it right now. >> mike: 6'2", 237 out of reynolds burgh, ohio. quick pass, play action, couldn't catch it, oh! keshawn martin had a first down. maybe a touchdown. >> jon: would have been him and rambo

last chance for the spartans. green, heavily defended. the floater, no.higan wins upsetting the spartans. denard robinson is very, very happy. as well he should. >>> anthony davis, number two, kentucky, taking on arkansas at home. first half, davis with a block on b.j. young. davis' block sets a kentucky record for most blocks by a kentucky player in a season with 84. kentucky up 17. davis, a career-high 27 points, as kentucky rolls, 86-63. that will do it for this update. i'm will selva. >>> i got four words for you, rob, hail to the victors. >> oh, there you go. you michigan fan, you. wait until they play my tarheels. >>> up next, "the pulse" this morning. a surprise by ricky gervais about his golden globes hosting job. >>> and the backlash over the claim that paula deen's had diabetes for years. backlash over the claim that paula deen's had diabetes for years. -one. -two. -three. -one. two. three. one. -two. -three. -one. -two. -three. [ male announcer ] with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back

this will beet 79th play of the spartans' run today. 51 of them have been passing. they come back and down 16-0. up the middle at the 8 yard line. i would have down it at second and three. run bell. >> jon: georgia looks tired now and michigan state, number 47 started each game as many as spartan history. john jenkins, of the nose tackle is not playing for the bulldog, right now, michigan state taking it right to the teeth of georgia's run defense. >> mike: four, for the first down, eight for the touchdown. here comes linthicum in motion. another block for bell. >> jon: bell has a great straight arm. and ogletree. takes another superb tackle. watch this straight arm. from le'veon bell. what a powerful back, number 24. a heck of a tackle by ogletree. >> mike: that's the first time they've been today. >> jon: i might have to give it to them again. i think bell is feeling it right now. >> mike: 6'2", 237 out of reynolds burgh, ohio. quick pass, play action, couldn't catch it, oh! keshawn martin had a first down. maybe a touchdown. >> jon: would have been him and rambo

the spartans hit their field goal. walsh on again for the game-tying 47 yarder and it's blocked.higan state comes back to win 33-30 all the spartans happy turns to winter and brings in the cold. because of our economy, millions more will feel that chill than ever before. they're the forgotten ones. the big boys have abused the system to enrich only themselves, while workers are still hurting. it could be a layoff after 22 years of working for the same company. or choosing between food and heat for a sick child. or after working your whole life, you don't have what you need to stay warm. you played by the rules, but who changed them? even though oil prices are soaring to record levels, in washington, fuel aid for the poor was cut in half. citizens energy asked big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. they all said 'no,' expect for citgo and the people of venezuela. for the last 7 years, citgo has helped struggling families in the united states in good times and in bad. so if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call. because no one should be left out in th

spartans the two-point lead. early in the second half now. brandon wood gets it done from the outside. the three-pointer. michigan state up by 14. then later in the half, greene feeds derek nicks right here, very nice. spartans crush purdue 83-58. >>> that's it. off to the dew tour. wo we'll see you a little bit later. >>> somber hearts at killington, vermont, as the action sports community continues to mourn. thursday, canadian freestyle skier sarah burke passed away. she was 29, a pioneer in her sport. she won numerous competitions in the halfpipe including the dew tour and the x-games. it was a dream of sarah's to win the olympics but first her event would have to be included in the game so she lobbied hard for that goal. last april it was achieved. two years from now halfpipe skiing will make its olympic debut in russia. sarah would have been the favorite for the gold medal. she died from injuries sustained during a january 10th training run in park city, utah. the accident happened in the same exercise kevin pierce suffered traumatic bra

. >> spartans up three in overtime. time winding down.evans tied it with a three at the buzzer, or did he? evans didn't get the shot off in time. that all depends on which clock you're look beinging at. the shot clock at zero, the stadium clock behind it had .2 on it. they reviewed it and waved the basket off. spartans escape with an overtime win. seton hall handed uconn the first loss of the season. theodore scored all 19 points in the second half. seton hall upset uconn 75-63. nba, bulls scored just 26 in the first half against the hawks. then they decided to show up. 34 in the fourth quarter alone. low all day and got the fall with just three seconds left. the hawks let this one slip away 76-74. >>> finally, after winning their first five games of the year, the thunder lost two straight. portland, game high 30. frustration boiled over late in the fourth. perkins and aldridge got tangled up. cooler heads prevailed, trail blazers handed the thunder the second loss in as many days, 103-93. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin

ties the game goes to triple overtime michigan state leading by 3 points field goal tied up spartans the football at michigan state defeats georgia 33-30. nebraska-south carolina abreast to give up the lead on the last play of the first half still cold hail mary carolina all carolina's alshon jeffrey and he dives over for the touchdown dive in and for the touchdown nebraska cave after that losing the bulk 30- 13. ohio state last bowl appearance until at least 2013 probation kicking and in florida at special teams huge, ben buchanon blocks the buckeye punt touchdown the other way 24-10 before the lead in the gators victory to special teams scores for florida at 24-17 final and 10 state and a macy's said that was terrific in every way ticket city bowl in dallas houston quarterback case keenum put it the wraps on incredible career 532 yds and three touchdowns. case keenum threw for more than 19,000 yds in his career he's dead defeated penn state 30-14 back to the nfl chicago, st. louis rams fire steve spagnolo tampa bay fires raheem morris rashard mendenhall has a torn acl torn also bil

the spartans locked up the third straight title last month and haven't lost to a northern californiachool since the early 90s but football isn't the only successful team on campus. consider wrestling. the spartans are fifth in the state off last year's north coast section title and the undefeated reported in the east bay athletic league. they have 8 wrestlers in the top 40 including joe going to columbia next year. >> we have liked i seen the brotherhood at our school so we're all there for each. you will probably see it during the duel. we jump up and cheer for each other more than other teams. >> the culture of the school brings the kids tonight and it transcends the school and the program. that's one of the reason all the athletics programs have had success here. >> okay. you are looking live right now de la salle high school. tyler 113 pounds, he is in the purple trunks and he is for amador valley and david conte in the green trunks for de la salle who won the north section last year. they play sports in the state as a team and they are a powerhouse. that is a takedown live exclu

the spartans escape with an overtime win. gorgeous than theodore, all 19 points in the second half. set on hall upset uconn, 75-63. nba, bulls scored 26 in the first half of the hawks. then they decided to show up. 35 in the fourth quarter aloaning hawks let this one slip away. >> and after winning their first five, the thunder have lost foif straight. frustration bowled over. kendrick perkins and aldridge tangled up. trailblazers hand the thunder their second loss in as many days. 103-93. early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> which singer says she won't be an actress, and which actress has been knighted by france? early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> one election in iowa, where afterward all of the candidates were eaten. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. today's forecast, looks pretty nice. tomorrow is the same too. really only watching wet weather and rainy weather in the pacific northwest. chance of showers, seattle, portland, over the next two days, nothing really changes. big area of high pressure locked over the intermo

spartans up three when they block the field goal attempt. michigan state wins 33-30 in triple overtime. >>> a disappointing end for penn state. three touchdowns and houston wins 30-14. >>> south carolina's shaw had three touchdowns, two through the air and one on the ground. they beat nebraska to win the capital one bowl 30-13. >>> to the gator bowl where special teams were truly special for florida. returns a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown, blocked a punt and returned it for a score. >>> and finally, can't forget about the winter classic in philly. nearly 47,000 saw the flyers jump out to a 2-0 lead. then the rangers score three unanswered. mike rupp with a pair. check out the celebration. exactly what the flyers jagr does after his scores. rupp was having fun and so was henrik lundqvist, stopping brier late in the third. rangers win the classic 3-2. >>> that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> who's getting mar

spartans up three when they block georgia's field goal attempt.higan state wins 38-30 in triple overtime. >>> a tumultuous ear came to a disappointing end for penn state. houston wins this one 30-14. south carolina's connor shaw had three touchdowns. two through the air and one on the ground. they beat nebraska to win the capital one bowl 30-13. >>> to the gator bowl. special teams were truly special for florida. andre debouse returns a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. they also block a punt and return it for a score. florida beat ohio state 24-17. finally, can't forget about the winter classic in philly. nearly 47,000 saw the flyers jump out to a 2-0 lead. then the rangers score three unanswered. mike rupp with a pair. check out the celebration. the salute is exactly what the flyers jameer jagr does after he scores. rupp was having fun and so was henrik lundquist. rangers win the classic 3-2. and that's your first look at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the we

. >>> this morning the alameda county fire chief will honor two good spartans for helping to save the of an elderly couple -- good samaritans for helping save the lives after elderly couple from their home. kevin and john called 911 then went to investigation game they found 86-year-old sam a world war ii vet and his 77-year-old wife in the backyard and helped them escape before firefighters arrived. the two men will receive certificates of commendation. >>> we are following developing news in san jose. police are investigating a double stabbing and shooting outside a popular bar and grill. what investigators are revealing about this crime, next. >> reporter: some san jose parents reeling after hearing an elementary schoolteacher has been arrested. i'm amy hollyfield, details, next.

the 49ers is a spartan, sort of. donte whitner, known for his crushing hit against the saint a couple week tz ago is going back to school to finish his degree. he's taking three classes at san jose state to complete his degree in business and consumer affairs. he attended ohio state before being drafted by the bills in 2006. he sent out a tweet recently asking if any san jose state students can give him a tour around campus. he also said he might join a fraternity like that movie "old school." >> an elderly man is being called a hero in sacramento after chasing off a gunman at a convenience store. this security video shows the older man in his son's store when the masked gunman runs in. the suspect is shocked when the older man in his 70s slapped the gun away and comes after him. finally grabbing the mask from his face and chasing him down the street. it turns out he is a retired police officer from india. police say grabbing that mask was key because they're going to get some dna evidence from it. the so-called evil

from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem one israeli jew has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv in tehran off a bit in but it's never stopped menasha amir from reading the news in farsi every night and hosting a weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share the views he thinks around a million rain ians tune in and the topic they most want to talk about the possibility of a foreign attack on iran and they are very much afraid that the iranian nuclear installations will be bombed by foreign powers where they're israel or the united states or any other country but it's not only be rainy and her suspicious of israel or america taking action people here in israel since something's in the air you can see signs of wink and nod from israeli officials when talking about it israel is signaling to the world. if the world doesn't do anything if the wall doesn't call for more fierce actions or more crippling sanctions quoting the secretary of state clinton then israel would take the initiative and strike along some wonder if israel

war at any moment with indications that covertly warfare is already well underway from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem when he has been reaching out to people in iraq.

with time running out, the spartans missed and the wolverines made a break that ended with a douglas michigan hung on for the one-point win 60-59. >>> finally, you have to see this buzzer beating shot and listen to the announcer's reaction. >> no good. the rebound. half court, full court shot. good! oh, my god! >> it is hard to believe. this was last weekend in columbia, kentucky. there's a better look at the college guard, chase spring. one he will never forget as lindsey wilson beat georgetown college. 79-78. >>> boy, that's some shot. >>> when we return, targeting alzheimer's much the government sets a national strategy to treat the growing problem and improve care for patients. r patients. v.o: the cinnabon taste you've always loved can i, can i (repeated) v.o: can now be enjoyed in your coffee ( can i, can i (repeated) ) v.o: only international delight v.o: put's the real flavours from v.o: your favourite treats inside watch your step, folks. keep movin', please. [ announcer ] to do a job well, you need the right tools. [ thuds ] that's not gonna work. so if you're filing your t

a war it annie moments and some experts say covert warfare is already under way from this rather spartan recording studio and should we send him when he's maybe too has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv and him ran off to britain but it's never stopped from reading the news in farsi every night and hosting a weekly show for listeners in the persian world to share the views he thinks around a million rain ians children and the topic they most want to talk about the possibility of a foreign attack on iran they are very much afraid that the runyon near clearance from nations will be. forty in provers with their israel or its you know its or any other country. but it's not only be raining for suspicious of israel or america taking action people here in israel since something is in the air you can see signs of wink and nod from israeli officials when talking about it israel is signaling to the world. if the world doesn't do anything if the war doesn't call for war pierce actions or more properly sanctions quoting the secretary of state clinton then

last chance for the spartans, town one. green with the runner, but couldn't get it to fall.ld on to win it 60-59. >>> to the victors go the spoils. the world series champions st. louis cardinals visited the white house yesterday. bill dewitt gave the obamas bats prompting the president to say this. >> worried about giving my wife a bat. if i mess up -- >> i'll take my bat. >> just goes to show you, doesn't matter if it is your house or the white house, a woman rules the roost. i hear she has a pretty powerful left as well. that's it for sports. i'm fred roggin. >> take notes. now for more weather, here is bill karins. >> we all know who is running this show. >> that's right. i don't even need a bat. >> just sit there -- >> looking terrifying. just a little slide glance here and there, we know. good morning, everyone. yesterday was just another mild day. we have gotten so -- if you don't like cold and snow, this has been such a great winter for you. but for everyone else that likes snow and wants to see some not too much in sight, it is another mild morning. but the cold air

will the cfpb fully consider the costs and benefits to rules ensuring that you take a spartan streamlined regulatory approach while protecting consumers? >> mr. chairman, we are required by law, and not just by the apa, but specifically in our law, to consider the burdens, costs and impacts of any rule that we're developing. we take that seriously. not only because it's the law, but because it's good public policy. we intend to, and that's why i'm setting up some advisory panels to hear broadly from the financial industry, about how our proposals may affect them, and how they may actually work in practice. at the same time that we're hearing from consumer and groups from across the country about what benefit it might bring the consumer public. we inherited a lot of rules that we didn't write and we have an opportunity to go back and think afresh about them. and there may be occasions where we can streamline those rules losing no benefit to consumers and reducing the burdens on financial providers. we hope and expect to be able to do that. >> senator sheldon? >> thank you. mr. cordray i'll