how the star line backer is keeping the team loose next in sports. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >>> a little levity. we all need that right now. >> as the coach said after the w you can celebrate. one way to look at the ravens patriots play off match up is reality versus reputation. in reality, the ravens are the better overall team because malt more plays superior defense. but new england is favored by many mostly on their reputation. another practice today, ravens are healthy. ed reed was limited because of an ankle injury. at pats practice, tom brady back with the team after he sat out yesterday. >> you know, realistically they are. they're patriots. they've done it. they've proven it. that's enough right there. >> they are really god and we definitely, you know. >> that was the serious side of suggs. we know there's a silly side to the line backer

a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag. the ship considered sacred has not been touched. recovered many of the items himself, his favorite, a souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but it's nice. i like it. >> on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic, all of the items will be auctioned off. there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. >> a fiery and spectacular show put on by nature today in italy. it is spewing lava and smoke. the mountain is covered with snow at its top and this produced more smoke base of melting ice and vaporization. it's been 50 days since etna's last eruption. >> this is the 91% moon. it's on its way to becoming a full moon on sunday, january 8. many neighborho

a silver mesh purse, the white star line china. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but each time i saw it, i said i like this. >> on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic. all of the items will be auctioned off. there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, it's an honor to work with it and in your research, you start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel, cbs news, new york. >>> a fiery and spectacular show put on by nature. the mountain is spewing lava and smoke. this produced a lot more smoke because of melting ice and vaporization. it's been 50 days since etna's last eruption. >>> come on along and take

a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag.he actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. a ph recovered many of the delicate items himself his favorite a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but each time i saw on the expedition, i say, i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection, estimated to be worth nearly $200 million, be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection and it's an honor to work with it and you really actually sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the

a silver mesh purse, the white star-lined china, a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. one person recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. but each time i saw it on expedition, i said i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11, exactly 100 years to the day of the titanic's maiden voyage, all the items will be auctioned off. but everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection worth nearly $200 million to be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it. and you really actually sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for the 6:00 news. hundreds of lucky grocery store shoppers hacked. why some banks refuse to reimburse the v

the white star line china. a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred, has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. i saw it on the expedition. i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off. there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it is a remarkable collection. it is an honor to work with it. and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> there were 2,223 passengers and crew aboard the titanic. when it departed from southampton, england for new york city. 1,517 people died when the ship sank five days later. >>> well, we don't have snow in the forec

actually on the bottom close to shore rather than just a standalone rock the boat came too close to the star line where it wasn't supposed to be and was certainly felt like a really strong crash or shaking at that moment we were having a video talk with my mom on skype exactly. we were really warrant that my mom could see classes falling over my head. so we told her we just have to catch a lifeboat and then we'll call you back we did call her back quite quickly and tried to convince her that that was just an exercise. well i actually hope till the very last moment that it was actually it as we had been warned about these daily exercises on the boat every passenger who arrived on board in a new port had to wear a life vest and get out to the nearest deck we were told that our actions it would be a supervised by professionals. being well disciplined individuals we thought to ourselves that maybe that's how they performed their drill that crash is very real to make sure we get it we actually grabbed our life vests and my husband suggested that we should bring warm clothes considering it was winter.

the white star line china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. ph recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. each time i saw it on the expedition, i like this object. >> on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of the maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it is a remarkable collection. it is an honor to work with it and you really actually sort of, in your research, start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. >> researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> there were 2,223 passengers and crew aboard the titanic when it departed from southampton, england for new york city. 1,517 people died when the unsinkable ship went down five days later. >>> unbelievable, isn't it? still

some of my colleagues as morning and said i was reluctant to take money out of one starved line item to another star of line item. i have fully support open space, but after reading the policy, i think it is clear what we have determined. we either ought to change the policy itself for we need to transfer funds over to say we are changing the priority of the surplus property. i am more than happy to support that neighborhood for how the space is utilized, but i think we need to see a sale occur for this transaction to move forward. president chiu: this is on the motion to continue. i know this has been a difficult conversation for many of us. for me, i think the fact that this site has been extremely difficult to develop on, the fact there has been no takers, neither from the affordable housing world nor the private sector community, the fact the committee would prefer rather than a vacant and blighted site, a site that encourages community gardening. i do want to figure out a way to support what we are trying to do. i appreciate what supervisor wiener has provided and others did as well to allow fo

what's the -- the white star-lined. his favorite, a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was. but each time i saw it on expedition, i said, i like this object. >> reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to titanic's maiden voyage, all of the items will be auctioned off. >> reporter: but there's a catch. all must be sold to one buyer. >> a judge ordered that all of the items be kept together to preserve its historic value for the approximately. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it. and you sort of in your research, start thinking of everyone on this ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the ship sank, as i know you all know, five days into its maiden voyage. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. the republican candidate for president, turned their focus to new hampshire and south carolina. who is leading in those states? >>> under fire. a half dozen officers shot in utah. what happened to the gunman? >>> bob turk in

the white star-lined china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered sacred, has not been touched. ph nardolay recovered many of the items himself. his favorite, a ceramic piece. >> i don't know what it is. but i saw it and say, i like this. >> reporter: on may 11th, all of the items will be auctioned off. but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. >> reporter: a judge ordered the collection, estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection, an honor to work with it. and you really sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on this ship as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> there were more than 2,223 passengers and crew on board the titanic when it departed from southampton, england, bound for new york city. 1,517 people died when the ship sank five days later. >>> coming up on wjz

a silver mesh purse, the white star line china, a luggage tag. the actual ship considered sacred has not been touched. ph narjela recovered many of the delicate items himself. his favorite, a little ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it was, but i said oh, i like this object. reporter: on april 11th, exactly 100 years to the day of the maiden voyage of the titanic, all the items will be auctioned off, but there's a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. a judge ordered the collection estimated to be worth nearly $200 million be kept together to preserve its historic value for the public. >> it's a remarkable collection. it's an honor to work with it and you really actually sort inform your research start thinking -- sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on the ship as a friend. reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. >> there were 2,223 passenger as board the titanic along with crew when it departed from england for new york city. 1,517 died when the ship sank fi

the white star-lined china. a luggage tag. the actual ship, considered saked, has not been touched. ph nargolay, his favorite was a ceramic souvenir. >> i don't know what it is. but i saw it on expedition and said, i like this. >> reporter: on the 100th anniversary of titanic's maiden voyage, will be auctioned off. but there is a catch. everything must be sold to one buyer. >> reporter: a judge order the collection estimated to be worth $100 million to be kept together -- $200 million to be kept together for historic value. >> you sort of in your research start thinking of everyone on this ship, as a friend. >> reporter: researchers hope to return to the debris field. there are countless more items to recover. in new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and you know, we have to remember, more than 1500 people died when the ship stank on its way from england to new york city. about 700 people survived. it does make me want to go see -- rent the movie. see the movie again. >> absolutely. it was an incredible production. >> it was a good depiction. >> it was. absolutely. >>>

the stars are lining around mitt romney. in texas social conservatives gathering to see if they coalesce around an alternative. but is it worth the risk? and as a surprising group of conservatives rally around romney, his campaign is up with its first defensive ad on bain. meanwhile the rhetoric from newt is not stopping the attack on bain. >>> international outrage after the videos of u.s. military desecrating -- this is the daily rundown. i'm chuck todd. don't see any black cats, ladders. we started with a full moon on monday, we end with a friday the 13th. this is 2012. it's going to be a crazy year. also for those complaining about the reality show nature of this year's campaign, it's going to get even more ridiculous. >>> let's get right to my first reads of the morning. here comes the cavalry. as he hits, as the hits on mitt romney's career at bain continues, campaign is rolling out a new ad in south carolina this morning that defends his record on bain. >> this is a business mitt romney helped start. and this one. and

right now, you know, the way the stars are lining up, rick santorum is at the right place at the right time. it would seem to me there's some conversations going on between the perry camp, the bachmann camp and heavyweight conservatives saying let's get together, newt gingrich alluded to this this morning, to make mitt romney's life pretty rough. and the obama team has got to be saying this is great. this is going move romney further to the right and make it harder on his resources and give them more of a chance to make their case. so, this is a good scenario for the obama camp but it's also an opportunity for the conservatives to make sure that they get out of mitt romney what they want if he is going to be the nominee. >> a lot of pundits talking yesterday saying no matter ghaps iowa it makes sense for everyone to continue on, most people probably would continue on. however, now we're seeing the fact that here we are the day after it's narrowed down, eliminating rick perry and michele bachmann, not officially yet, but here we have this. so where would bachmann's weight go from here o

there is a big line at star con a mess all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lester here in davos. now a year off the ousting of egypt's hosni mubarak cairo's iconic central square has been occupied once again thousands of protesters have gathered to call for the interim military government to immediately relinquish power dozens have been killed in recent months the troops clamped down on several demonstrations americans currently on trial to their side and some of its allies are still in a strange new parliament elected from the constitution while the military is to reign supreme mubarak era state of emergency law has finally been lifted gyptian the offering to make up for the risk says that change is little. i don't see it as being th

lines fell dramatically. >>> this morning, a marine nominated for the silver star is in the hospital after he was beaten with a club in crystal city. the beating happened nine days ago, but it is just now coming to light. police say lance corporal jake aaron hill was beaten outside a 7-eleven store. according to sources, surveillance video shows hill talking to a woman named anita cook. sources also say hill made a racial comment toward her. she then told her friend who then went to his car. a local restaurant owner describes what happened next outside. >> guy is hiding -- he's like this, but hiding this thing behind him. so when he goes to strike the marine, he goes whap. it was dark out -- like this, you couldn't see what it was, whether it was a hammer or a tire iron. >> police arrested cook and dawkins for malicious salty. dawkins remains in custody. >>> mayor gray said the district ended the fiscal year with a

ramifications that are going to affect the entire seven billion people on this planet there is a big line at star con a mess all those people still be speaking not only on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos. but progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan and is now on its way to the international space station this is the first space flight of twenty twelve it's expected to reach the softer to the journey the cargo ship is carrying more than two and a whole tons of fuel food in the equipment as well as personal packages for crew members from their families there are currently six people stationed at the r.s.s. monitoring and conducting scientific experiments. there are some world news in brief for you this hour and eighte

there is a big line of star economists all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are really about talking about the impact of democracy the. people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos and russian representatives for us also have something on the discourse to tell the of the business. in the business bulletin in twenty eleven emerging markets suffered the biggest capital outflow since the onset of the crisis in two thousand and eight and russia of course was no exception more than eighty four billion dollars left the country last year but speaking and down both the head of the country's direct investment told business that negative trend may reverse after the march presidential election details in about five minutes. the russian that progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan but it's not on its way

there is a big line at star con amidst all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are if they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos. and the russian representatives at the forum in davos also have something on for this course in the business. and in the business bulletin board does russian business dream about the most that's right cheap all loans now that dream may come true speaking at the world economic forum in davos they had a new state agency tells business r.t. loans might become three times less expensive for russian exports details join me in about ten minutes c about. russian the progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan there's no one its way to the international space station this is the first space flight of twen

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lining up. jumping overboard. scrambling to survive. >>> plus -- how a "modern family" star's aunt and uncle got out of line. >>> andnderwater photos. reminders of "titanic." how this sinking cruise ship nightmare mirrors one of the biggest movies of all time. >> hold on! >>> the golden globe moments you haven't seen. brad. george. new ballroom photos. >>> plus -- red carpet bloopers with a blind date gone wrong. >> you're going out with? that would be called a blooper. >>> j. lo and marc anthony side by side.

line problems were wrapping up, metro was finalizing its proposals to increase fares. they've got to fill the $124 million budget shortfall expected for the upcoming fiscal year. it would seem that the stars just aren't lining up for the system as thousands of commuters have more to complain about, the very system they are complaining about will soon be charging them more money to ride. metro's general manager says what happened to tenley today is a big part of the need for a fare hike. it's to catch up on maintenance that's been put off. >> where you have old rail, probably dating back to when this place was built. it needs to be replaced. >> any increase or change to the fare structure won't happen before the public meeting and final vote. the process will likely wrap up by summer but even then will take a while for the system to live up to its past glory and future promise. >> we've got miles to replace and this will go on for a number of years to bring the system back up to shape. >> reporter: among the fare proposals is a flat $4 fee for those who use paper fare cards during nonrush hour and flat cents dollar for those who ride during rush hour on the old paper fare cards. smart trip

the movies there's the subtle machine that shows the condition of the heart a line like you need to believe there are stars what i thought. started vibrating and beeping. and that line started to decline i think is that i see it with us that go we must run or. we immediately called the doctors they came and started massacring us hard yes the worst novel so much like it got they put him on life support and so forth. if it are we shot a turned out i don't know if he could hear us we were trying to get to a subconscious i want to be in prayer until a little machine stopped working. but the beeping kept getting fainter and fainter until in the end it was all over. the second. i could never imagine that this tragedy could happen to me i could never have imagined it. they miss purpose that you're afraid when you know yourself. but you never think that they'll bring him back to you in a coffin and. with his broken camera i don't know. if. two cameramen two friends lost their lives doing what they love to do. especially for todd asked during his whole career the showdown with death was constant. conversation we ha

all other mta lines on time. >>> "star wars" geeks and friends can show their preference now for the jedis or the dark side by ordering a burger. a european fast food chain is rolling out a promotion of "star wars" in 3d. it was not good in 2d, why in 3d? they can choose the dark burger made of hot peppers or the jedi burger topped with mozzarella cheese and spicy mustard. then you have this, the crowning achievement, really? this is called the dark vaider, featuring a bun dyed black. tell be a veg -- it will be a vegetable-based food dye >>> the ultimate celebrity. british beauty. a poll asked people to choose best traits of their favorite celebrities. the hair from the duchess of cambridge, eyebrows from megan fox. the lips, angelina jolie. for the ideal chest voters selected kelly brooke, a british model/actress and former "playboy" pinup. we want to know what you think. is this the ultimate celebrity? or the ultimate beauty? what have you? go to facebook, weigh in. >>> all kinds of stories can get you misty-eyed in the morning. a surprise homecoming for a military family. >> oh,

implications of course as i'm sure there are many investors who want to know that so there is a big line of star economists all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are i also saw a few reports of some people that didn't make the list or just aren't going to be showing their faces this year like dominic strauss kahn but you know one of the interesting things too as i know there are more than seventy billionaires at this forum right now and yet from some of the statements some of the reports i've read it seems like they feel that inequality is a really pressing issue that they need to cover which i think that sounds a little odd to the rest of us. yeah i know it does sound odd and this is something that we keep hearing that that a number of participants here are bringing up inequality in this issue of inequality but how far that conversation actually go is of course up for debate because a lot of the people that come here are people that benefit from the current economic system and that come here to adva

lining up. jumping overboard. scrambling to survive. >>> plus -- how a modern family star's aunt and uncle got out of line. >>> andrs of "titanic." how this mirrors one of the biggest movies of all time. >>> the golden globe moments you haven't seen

start into a white marble wall that is located in to the headquarters of the cia the stars represent people who died in a line of duty. there are 22 star's carved since 9/11. of those, eight to our contractors meaning eight people were involved in covert action which is the most sensitive thing the government does. so to say they are an integral part of everything we do including the most sensitive. >> from 8x military and axe general's into the top-secret america world. not just axed general's but michael chertoff and tom ridge former homeland security chief comment now they are deeply involved in these government activities. can you tell us about that? >> it is known as the revolving door in washington and has been there at as long as i can remember but you parlay your government service into a lobbying position, the intelligence world, and not so much. before 9/11 they would lourdes become teachers who are working on wall street devising companies or something like that. but the money is good today. i had a colleague who did research on the top managers and 90 of them have gone into the moneymaking end of

they're all stars in our top lines weekend recap. >> he is a liberal.>> i'm the legitimate heir of the reagan movement. there was the huge wave of dishonest romney ads. >> it's like goldilocks, can't have it this way. >> the republican establishment believes it's okay and do virtually anything to stop a genuine insurgency from winning. >> vote for newt. annoy a liberal. >> time is not newt gingrich's friend. >> the level of hatred is unbelievable. >> what did you call president obama? >> i called him captain schettino. the captain that fled the ship. >> obama believes in secular european socialist. >> who the [ bleep ] is linski. >> you may get into this thing afterall. >> i hereby endorse newt gingrich. >> governor romney is man of faith, honor, love and truth. >> it's to play mr. nice guy. >> i think what this is all about. >> there's no reason long campaign has to be a bad thing. >> let's get right to our panel now. dr. james peterson is an social professor and trey harding is a gop specialist. newt gingrich's conduct is beginning to remind of the ro

he stars in the ad promoting honda crv crossover. >> the extended spot on line shows a tribute to the986 comedy "ferris bueller." directed by john hughes. take a look. ♪ >> how can i handle work on a day like today? one of the worst performances of my career, and you never doubted it for a second. >> front desk. >> hi, can i get my crv brought up, please. i've got a lot to do today. >> broderick? broderick? >> oh, brings back memories. honda says there are dozens of references to the movie in the spot. honda says the primary goal is to support the launch of the all-new crv while representing the inherent fun and youthfulness of the honda brand. what's more inherently young and youthful than the "ferris bueller" movie. you can watch the commercial during the super bowl here on nbc 4. that was -- >> funny bit. >> a good movie, too. >> a lot of fun. great. it's going to be fun to see that and all the other -- >> yes. the commercials are maybe not half the fun, but a big part of the fun. >> 40% of the fun. >> all right. stay with us. "news4 today" continue now at 5:00 a.m. >>> at 4:59, we

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line problems were wrapping up metro was finalizing its proposals to increase fares. they've got to fill a $124 million budget shortfall expected for the upcoming fiscal year. it would seem that the stars just are not lining up for the system as thousands of commuters have more to complain about, the very system they are complaining about will soon be charging them more money to ride. metro's general manager says what happened at tinley today is a big part of the need for a fare hike. it's to catch up on maintenance that's been put off. >> where you have old rail, probably dating back to when this place was built. it needs to be replaced. >> reporter: any increase or change to the fare structure won't happen before a public meeting and final vote. the process is likely to wrap up by summer but even then will take a while for the system to live up to its past glory and future promise. >> we replaced miles of rail last year and got more to replace this year. this is going to go on for a in many of years to bring the system back up to shape. >> reporter: now among the proposals metro is looking at would be a flat $4 fee for those who use paper fare cards during nonrush hour and a flat $6

line. the ford three-star and mercury monterey. sudden loss of power with no warning and increasing the risk of a crash. ford is also recalling the ford escape. brake fluid could leak and possibly cause a fire. airlines have to be more up front with prices. advertised fares will now have to show all government fees that are currently hidden. knowing the full price will give you the chance to compare prices between airlines. airlines must give customers 24 hours to change a reservation ooking fee. rebuting f >> fresh data on home foreclosures. we have the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. about one and 69 u.s. households received some kind of foreclosure a filing in 2011. foreclosure filings have been on the decline. there would have been about 400,000 additional homes repossessed last year. home repossessions are likely to increase 25% this year. president obama proposing new tax incentives to reward companies that bring back jobs to the u.s. one company is based in columbia, maryland and they provide infrastructure for w

line at msnbc.com. >>> hockey's all stars are announce ed announceded, a fluke goal on the ice and another top ten upsetlus what was supposed to be a rosey year for the new york knicks keeps getting dimmer and dimmer. your first look at sports is straight ahead. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> in sports, rosters are out for this season's nhl all star game. here is fred roggin with a look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning. the nhl all star game rosters released yesterday and the stars were shining brightly last night. the game will be held in ottawa at the end of the month. last night the senators in new york. jason spezza voted by the fans. he had a pair of goals against the rangers. his teammate maholic also a fan. tim tavis will play in a second all star game. he had a solid performance against the canadiens. bruins took the lead on a wild play in the first. carey price who is also an all star came out of