the water in the back, the buffalo in the front. >> the big buffalo is spearheading the attack. >> itretreat, the male buffalo leads the counterattack. the 2,000-pound animal will not relent. >> he kicks the first lion. >> whoa! he swatted at him, kicked at him. >> lion and cape buffalo truly do hate one another. >> he's kicking at him. look. he's kicking at him. >> the bull uses his best weapon. with massive horns, the buffalo swings the ferocious lion into the air. >> we think it was the same buffalo got another lion, hooked it with its horns, threw it up in the air. >> ooh! >> by now, the lions know that they are outnumbered. >> pandemonium, the tourists watch in amazement as the herd tries to save the baby. >> they were chasing lions one way, chasing lions the other. >> a few hardy souls remain with their catch, refusing to budge. food is sometimes hard to come by here on the plains. but the sheer size, weight and aggressiveness of the buffalo convinces the lions that no meal, no matter how hotly contested, is worth a good old-fashioned trampling. >> and there were maybe only like

for restaurants, 75% of the wings you eat on super bowl sunday, and restaurants. if you look at buffalohe revenue but quarter on quarter, sales rise five percent from the fourth quarter to the first quarter. they estimate that each buffalo wild wings store does 9000 dollars in sales per day and on the big game day, you can double that or more. i guess people are taking those wings home? >> i don't know the information but i would think they take them home. >> if you are in a restaurant or bar, you are staying there. there is competition this year because the tri-state area, mcdonald's will be selling off a low wings. -- buffalo wings. they have 10 million pounds of wings to offload. >> how about wing pricing? pretty cheap for good they are the lowest price since 2011. that has created a lot of margin health for companies like buffalo wild wings. they pay $1.20 per pound right now versus over two dollars last year during the super bowl. wings make up about 20% of their food will -- of their total food costs. you are an expert not only on wings but on wing size. this is important. what do

and stephen and neil were in the buffalo springfield, also great harmony bands. when david and stephen and i put our voices together for that first time in joni's living room, it changed all of our lives instantly. whatever sound crosby, stills & nash has vocally was born in less than a minute. we didn't have to rehearse it. we just had to start singing. and it was unbelievably good to us as musicians. we had to stop and start laughing in the middle of the song 'cause it was silly. it was silly how these three voices came together instantly to create something much bigger than themselves. tavis: you tell this story in the book and, of course, you could not have written a book without talking about the role that joni mitchell, one of the greatest songwriters ever, has played in your life, the relationship that you all had. but what was the occasion that brought you all together in joni's living room? >> i had met joni a couple of months earlier in ottawa, in canada. we had made a vow to each other that we would see each other if we could. i flew from london to los

on the range where the buffalo roam where not a bobsled run in site. >> the team qualified for sochitheir first olympics since 2002. there was one problem. watts had already spent his life savings. he turned to the internet, he needed $80,000. when donors doubled that in days, he had to ask them to stop. >> should i just cry? i felt really overwhelmed. we have so many people who loved us over there and i'm really happy. >> if these tropical islanders can go from a buffalo club to an olympic medal, that will be the unlikeliest of all. john hendren, al jazeera, london. >> saying it's cold in parts of the country is an understatement. with the wind, it feels like 20 below. dave warren, 20 below is the least of it right? >> now we're talking about snow as far south as new orleans so a little bit of everything coming up. clearing see where this boundary with this cold arctic air is, light snow extending from western pennsylvania to kentucky to the east. that's the cold front moving south. if you are north of it, you're feeling bitter arctic air, but south of it, temperatures will not be w

their way of life there in our culture language hunting the buffalo and all that so . he made a huge impact back then with the law caught on the coat the dakota post and in a shine and said what do you see as the biggest threat facing today we're live in you know two lives here we live the western culture eastern culture as well as our own so we're livin it's like. two different patterns. and. it's to rally the community we still have that concept here. family extended family in that. community. and to to. to do small things rallied you know community you know bring in the community together do small things small projects and get everybody involved because at the grassroots level people want and they would like a change they would like to see a change right now or sitting in a solar powered lodge that you yourself built with your own hands what drove you to do this and what made you devote your life to renewable energy thinking of my grandfather's. dream his vision on how to coexist with the non-natives he said it was like a like a couple water non-natives or like a cou

their way of life there in our culture language it's hunting the buffalo and all that so. he made a huge impact back then with luck caught the knuckle at the dakota post and in a shine and said what do you see as the biggest threat facing our coliseum today. we're livin you know two lives here we live the western culture eastern culture as well as our own so we're livin it's like. two different patterns. and. it's to rally the community we still have that concept here family extended family in that. community. and to to. to do small things rallied you know community you know bring in the community together do small things small projects and get everybody involved because at the grassroots level people want and they would like a change they would like to see a chance right now we're sitting in a solar powered lodge that you yourself built with your own hands what drove you to do this and what made you devote your life to renewable energy thinking of my grandfather's. dream his vision on how to coexist with the non-natives he said it was like a like a cup of water non-natives

and it seems every bowl is tied to a big name company like the buffalo wild wings bowl, the go daddy bowl and the outback bowl, just to name a few. it costs 15 to20 million to get d to $20 million to get the naming rights. i asked patrick reich, watch. >> some of that money is going to the conferences of the schools that participate in the game, this year of course stanford and michigan state so that means that the pac 12 and the big 10 are getting a lot of that money. and of course the people that organize these games, the ceos of the goal games, you can see payments sometimes anywheres from $300,000 to $1 million for putting on one game a year. >> a millionaire for putting on one rose bowl? >> that's pretty good payout. >> what about the corporations themselves, to get their name associated with the bowl, what do these corporations get? >> well typically speaking you'll see that it costs somewhere between a couple hundred thousand to sponsor a bowl game to as much as 15 or $20 million. i think it's more typical to see values say in between a million and $7 million per year and usua

the buffalo area facing 3 feet of snow. t it's the windchills that are really brutal here, 40 below. the governor's even shut down parts of the new york state thruway because of the danger. >>> just yesterday, temperatures in new york city were above 50 degrees. it was warm, melted the snow quickly, but then the snow mixed with ice is being blamed for this fire not far from radio city music hall. an electrical transformer burst into flames in a manhole. hundreds had to be evacuated from the office building above this. a lot of problems with this weather. >>> in minnesota, they've shut down the schools, the entire state, shut down the schools, temperatures dipping to 40 below in the city of brimson, 30 below at the airport in duluth. windchills of 60 below 0 reported in several parts of the state. >> this can be so dangerous. >>> a deadly crash in missouri has left a 1-year-old boy dead. state highway patrol says the boy's mother lost control of her car, skidded and hit a snowplow head on. troopers are saying that the boy was

that there are some gorgeous tableau was that are mostly meant to capture with the lifetime during the buffalo days in the time he was born in the 19th century. the reservation accomplishment certainly to become wealthy i think the disability has made travel difficult but i think also that the very heartening racial boundaries if that it is a boundary between that reservation and montana. it was much less so towards him in the early to mid-20th century. john was inducted into the gallery of outstanding montana hall of fame and 2003. so we've really neat thing that they do with a photograph and sheet i should say in the rotunda and the gorgeous capitol building. there are two or three dozen individuals. john clark is one of them and helen would join in 2015. the only family members that are in this rotunda and the others i've sure names you will know, charlie russell himself, grand stewart, and so the clarkes, two of them, two out of thirtysomething cell 115 come mcmath evin i can do are commemorated in the fi gallery of outstanding montana. so today the clarkes are associated in piegan history

the forecast for this monday. hello, there. >> good morning. it's not going to be as warm as it was, but you can easily see what was going on towards buffalo. mperatures were well above normal, and with that, of course, they melted a lot of that ice that was there as a result of all that cold air we saw just last week. each day here on forward we are going to start cooling off. today, though, still well above normal many places. new york city still looking for 15 degrees above normal. a beautiful day today, temperatures in the 50s. charlotte not bad, actually seeing the 60s. meanwhile, even chicago is seeing above-normal temperatures, but cooler for them, 30s today. the trend will be we're talking about cold air making its way in, but not as cold as what we saw last week. that arctic air is definitely still staying to the north. what we're going to be watching for is a series of cold fronts making their way through. each one of these will bring us a little bit of rain and drop the temperatures a couple of degrees. first one today looks like towards the gulf, making its way to the ohio valley. then tomorrow we'll talk about kind of moving int

right around the buffalo area. and that's one of the highways just completely blocked off there. and a lot of the highways were shut down over the weekend back on saturday. some wrecks also being seen, and very heavy snowfall coming down from this storm system. what's going to be happening over the next several days, is that we're still seeing gusty winds and this arctic chill that's setting in place here. the storm system that brought all that snowfall still moving off towards the northeast, and we're going to continue to see the lake-effect snow come out of this. but also those gusty winds and then towards the south along the tail end of that cold front we have a new low that's developing and this is going to bring some rain showers across florida, even over towards parts of northern mexico. see all these areas in the red? that's freezing rain. that really is going to be making for some slick conditions out here. also, the risk of power outages. definitely with this once you get that ice accumulation up on power lines, north of that once again, it's the gusty winds, combined wi

this is at the buffalo chips in sturgis. ys might remember clint got about two-thirds of the way through this burning tunnel of fire before he just disappears. managed to pop out the side of the burning tunnel, spectators and emergency personnel realized, uh-oh, he's in trouble, made a full recovery. and making a reappearance now with this nice burnout. >> i'd rather see him burning tires than in a burning tunnel. >>> chopping wood. arduous task, been around for ages, right? >> this is an easier way. watch this. the guy's rigged up a little contraption here and this looks like a whole heck of a lot of chopped wood. niced-sized pieces indoors or outdoor. >> it looks like a wood chipper, but instead of little chips it's chopping these long logs here into nice little chunk. bite-sized pieces and taking a giant slim jim and making it right. it's got to save these dudes some time. >> if you need a pile of wood this big, this is your machine. >> once home depot gets a-load of this video, i'm sure this will be popping up all over th

some of the niagara falls to stop north of the buffalo new york air raid along the canada us border. the bill in a battle i screech from creating here by those very cool temperatures and that's niagara river the rainbow bridge there in the background people looking out over head hear good news is that the same time you have the annual festival flights it is going on here so it definitely is good for the economy but things are still staying friends about their baffling very pretty picture now that good news is that things will be warming up the bad news is that i sprayed through ball to start some ice dams and creeks flash flooding along the niagara river but it's not just there. much of the eastern half of the us could look at the flood protection because of all that snow pack will be quickly melting off you were looking in the new storm system developing across the southern half the us is going to push north east most of this will be rain but even to the ohio river valley with a look at some freezing rain coming out of this and temperatures will be on the rise is not just this as fa

patronage so this is increasingly it seems like a few process that is about to hit the buffalo's but putting aside the extremists in the fight the opposition is divided isn't the s.n.c. the only real official body that can in effect represent many of those in syria who want to see a sad go. well many of those who want to see that's cool actually satan with assad because of the. as i say the situation on the ground is growing increasingly desperate sunni fundamentalists putting into the country causing mayhem who are intent on telling the country into a killing field so your comment at the top of the package that's assad for all those people is the west of all evil at least with the assad government we have a government that is located in the twenty first century the alternative as it is she mistook it somewhere in the seventh century i don't think there's much to discuss for the mistakes of the high. in the west recognizing the alternative is probably worse than assad himself as you've just said is there a chance then that a sad could actually ride this all through. there's a huge cha

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here far from their tropical island it seems like an unlikely place to find jamaicans, far from the buffalo, without a bobsled run in sight. they qualified for sochi, watts had spent his life savings, and the team had no sponsor. he turned to the internet. he needed $80,000. when donors doubled that in days, he had to ask them to stop. >> should i just cry? i felt really overwhelmed. we have so many people who love us over there and i'm really happy. >> if these tropical islanders can go from a buffalo meadow to an olympic medal that will be the most unlikely of all. john hendren, al jazeera. >> the broncos and the seahawks have arrived in new jersey for sunday's super bowl. missing a whole season due to a neck injury, win or lose, the 37-year-old says he hasn't decided what's going to happen after sunday. >> absolutely had a career change two years ago, with my injury, with changing teams. so i truly have been kind of a one year at a time basis. so i really have no plans beyond this game. >> and it's always for now have more for later. hand you back to steve. >> thank you, raul. a 17-year-

he's been with the giants for four years and was defensive coordinator to the buffalo bills before that. his interview comes a day after the redskins met with baltimore ravens' offensive coordinator jim caldwell. so far he's the only name on the list with past head coaching experience. >>> 4:31 the time. weather & traffic on the 1s, every ten minutes. >> we'll check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. the big story is the huge drop in temperature. >> that's going to be arriving later today. right now, well above freezing. we've got scattered rain crass maryland, virginia, 95, nearby suburb in montgomery county, fairfax, down 95 toward fredericksburg. a few other scattered, light rain showers in the shenandoah valley. temperatures are mild compare tennessee valley what we'll be seeing. in the -- comparatively to what we'll be seeing. in areas, mid to upper 30s. here's how things are looking. the weather story today, we'll have the rain changing to maybe a little snow. that's going to be perhaps by around 9:00, 10:00 as the cold air does surge in. it will quickly end, and we'l

this has been the scene here in buffalo ever since the warning went into effect monday evening. we're seeing about 15 inches of snow right now. and this has really beenen epic -- been an epic event in buffalo because it's the first blizzard warning here since 1993. overnight, the bitter cold temps and how longing winds creating whiteout conditions over our nation's snow belts. gusts of 40 miles an hour, snow piling up the rate of 2 inches an hour. police forced to use snow mobiles to rescue stranded drivers. a blizzard trifecta of biting cold and lake-effect snow. the cold air sucks up the moisture and heat dropping into snow when it moves over land. adding to the misery, the windchill plummeting at times to a frigid 20 degrees below zero. a massive snowstorm on the heels of a nationwide deep freeze. >> i couldn't last much longer out here. >> reporter: all 50 states recorded temps below freezing on tuesday. in new jersey, live power lines collapsed onto a transit train. windchills are so cold the sdoo animals were brought inside in washington. >> this temperature's just a little

the snow usually is. cold in all those places. but right through buffalo, west secca, orchard park, snow coming down right now and much more to come. there is the record low. central park, 4 degrees. charlotte, 6. charleston, 20 degrees this morning. i know that doesn't seem cold if you're in green bay. but for the people in charleston, that is a very cold morning. that's what it looks like, the new york state thruway, not far from where i'm bosh, the 400 aurora. and for wjrz, buffalo, new york, that's how much visibility you get, four blocks or so. snowing in buffalo, and snowing all across where you and i all grew up, wolf. >> yeah, at least they know how to deal with that kind of weather, that kind of snow. when you talk about buffalo and we're both from buffalo, south of buffalo, that's the so-called snow belt. but it looks like buffalo is getting pummeled right now, as well. >> that's right. the wind direction right from cleveland right into buffalo. that takes the snow and pushes it into the city. pushes it into west seneca, not dunkirk. but this is

but some gorgeous freezes, mostly meant i think to capture the piegan lifeways during the buffaloed days of the early to mid-19th century that were on the wane by the time he's more in the late 19th century. he rarely leaves the reservation for all of his accomplishments. i think is disabilities probably made travel difficult, but i think also that very heartening racial boundaries. it's a boundary between the blackfeet reservation in montana was pretty coarse, it was much less so for him in the early to mid 20th century. john was inducted into the gallery of outstanding montana concert at the montana hall of fame in 2003. this is a really neat thing they do. they have sort of a photograph and a sheet, a plaque i should say in the rotunda of montana is really gorgeous big capitol building. that only two or three dozen of such individuals. on clarke is one of them, and allen will join him in 2015. they are the only family members that are in this rotunda. the others are folks venture whose names you will know. gary cooper, charlie russell himself, randall stewart. and so the clarke's, two

the front continues to push across the northeast and right now we have some snow around the buffalo areaoing to drag across the new york state and if you are traveling there today take it easy as visibility also be less than a half-a-mile. southwest not seeing much on the radar and unfortunately i don't anticipate that changing any time soon as we have been telling you, 2013 was the driest year on record. and as we begin january no rain in sight across california. state of emergency declared there. and as we take a look at these temperatures 83 in los angeles, right now very, very warm, day, typically at this time of the year temperatures would be in the 60s, if they were at normal. also looking at that, all the way back to denver where we are at 55 and today we will climb to a high of 65 and should be in the 40s at this time of the year. by and large it's a quiet day across most of the country. you can see across the north central plains all the way down into texas, chilly all the way through. back to you morgan. >> reporter: and we have the national forecast, thank you so much for watc

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cal finished its game in colorado on a 17-6 run to come back and beat the buffaloes. colorado. she fouled out. cal trailed by one. 10 seconds to go. driving hard. scores the hoop. cal wins 57-55. >> and former raiders head coach lane kippen is like a cat, he lands on his feet. he becomes the university of alabama's offensive coordinator and that is sport. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news break. >> and another house fire where firefighters discovered the imagine enough plastic to cover mt. rainier. what if we could keep that much plastic waste out of landfills each year. by using just one less trash bag each month... we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full. so you can take them out less often. it's a small change that can make a big difference. and for continuous odor neutralization... use glad odorshield with febreze. side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ chuckles ] split atoms? [ w

cal finished its game in colorado on a 17-6 run to come back and beat the buffaloes. its the jumper to draw within one of colorado. she fouled out. cal trailed by one. 10 seconds to go. driving hard. scores the hoop. cal wins 57-55. >> and former raiders head coach lane kippen is like a cat, he lands on his feet. he becomes the university of alabama's offensive coordinator and that is sport. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news break. >> and another house fire where firefighters discovered the body of one person inside. mornings on 2 with the very latest beginning at 7:00 a.m. before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus, 18-month special financing on all sleep number beds. only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort ind

look at this suv in florida on what was once a road beside the canal. and buffalo, new york, residents in 20 homes evacuated by bulldozer after the buffalo creek flooded the roadway. and in near by seneca, boats sent to rescue people. and in ohio, residents evacuated by fire fighters. two people rescued from a car in flood waters. the warming temperatures causing flooding in low-lying areas. in atlanta, georgia, a 14-year-old girl trapped after strong winds sent a tree crashing through the roof of the mobile home. >> delicate situation. we had to keep the tree stable so it didn't continue to fall. >> she is in the hospital in serious condition. in north carolina, up to 90 mile per hour winds causing condos under construction to collapse. the roof of this gun shop outside of charlotte, caved in by the downpours. >> i said we have to get out of here, the walls are coming in. >> throughout the frozen zones, major ice jams pushing rivers over their banks and into streets and communities. caving in this philadelphia parking lot after 13 gallons of water rushed in. and t

from east lansing, michigan, and the buffalo sabres, ryan miller. ota and the st. louis blues, t.j. oshie. from new canaan, connecticut, and the montreal canadiens, max pacioretty. from minnesota and the minnesota wild, zach parise. from clover, wisconsin, and the san jose sharks, joe pavelski. from milford, connecticut, and the los angeles kings, jonathan quick. from greenwich, connecticut, and the st. louis blues, kevin shattenkirk. from st. louis, missouri, and the colorado avalanche, paul stastny. from hastings, minnesota, and the new york rangers, der

this is the fourth blizzard warning here in buffalo in the past four decades. it's surprising when you consider how used buffalo residents are dealing with this winter weather. that's a big reason why there have only been four blizzard warnings here. there's a certain threshold that has to be met here in buffalo for to it make the cut to be considered a blizzard warning. normally there's a combination of factors. the gusting winds and the snow, the heavy snow in order for a storm to be considered a blizzard. and other cities it's much easier to meet that threshold. buffalo it's very different because of how used to this weather they are. that just tells you how serious and how dangerous this blizzard is here right now. >> up to three feet of snow possibly outside buffalo. what kind of precautions are people taking at this point? >> reporter: there are several precautions. this is a ghost town. people are hunkering down. we're not seeing any cars on the road. the businesses are closed. in fact, the sabres hockey game was canceled tonight, which ace big deal. it h

and where the university of buffalo is in now the university of buffalo is in the medical corridor soit's a perfect situation. again cannot have your commitmencommitmen t to help them get into the small starts program? >> sure. we will look at the applications as they come in but here again i think it's fair to say that the nft a is taking time to look at what they want to do and i think mr. wise pointed out some of the benefits we can see when we do rapid transit the right way which is to say all of the full investments the unique vehicles and signal priority which means they almost always get a green light when they could assemble. signal. you can move quite a few people at a affordable cost compared to rail. >> do you seamy barriers in the way they're? >> as you pointed out there are some geometric hurdles you can always overcome but there are also great opportunities and i think whenever you connect large employers like university and the help center those are the kind of sentiments that we see grace -- great success. >> that would like to go to gateway. as you know new starts is

and where the university of buffalo is in now the university of buffalo is in the medical corridor soit's a perfect situation. again cannot have your commitmencommitmen t to help them get into the small starts program? >> sure. we will look at the applications as they come in but here again i think it's fair to say that the nft a is taking time to look at what they want to do and i think mr. wise pointed out some of the benefits we can see when we do rapid transit the right way which is to say all of the full investments the unique vehicles and signal priority which means they almost always get a green light when they could assemble. signal. you can move quite a few people at a affordable cost compared to rail. >> do you seamy barriers in the way they're? >> as you pointed out there are some geometric hurdles you can always overcome but there are also great opportunities and i think whenever you connect large employers like university and the help center those are the kind of sentiments that we see grace -- great success. >> that would like to go to gateway. as you know new starts is

the temperatures continue to be frigid from minneapolis to buffalo. is the water fall in minneapolis that has frozen solid. in buffalo, the snow wouldn't stop. over a foot on the ground. the leak effect snow machine continues. now the good news, this is a map you want to see, the brighter color, the 24-hour temperature changes, it's just about warmer than yesterday. at least we're heading in the right direction. the wind kill still negative numbers from new york to boston, buffalo, pittsburgh and very cold around minneapolis and fargo but we've had in theable improvement, especially in areas of the southeast. the january thaw is on the way. thursday through saturday, milder air will come and it will move up into the northeast. there will be rain with it on saturday, especially on the and sea board but it will be mild and leave you with a pretty nice sunday. looks like we have a mild stretch here until we could be back in the freezer between the 17th and 20th of january. that's beautiful, minneapolis. when does that melt, by the way? april? may? you're

stanford holds off the buffaloes 87-77. that would be their 14th straight victory. . gray picks her pocket to give cal the seven-point lead. britney boyd lead all scores. drives the lane and pump scores and is fouled. they win it 68-59 the final. venus williams looking to return to her old form in the first round of the australian open. venus took the first set. the backhand to win it. serving for the match and it was one of her 56 unforced errors it was 2-6, 6-4, the year. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we are all already looking forward to next week's game in seattle. they split one each during the season. 49ers looking to get to their 6th super bowl. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us. that is it for us. abc news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama dates and leigh glaser and mike shumann. have a great night and a wonderful week ahead. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. ♪ [ male announcer

of buffalo is and the university of buffalo is in the medical corridor.ain, can i have your commitment to get into the small starts program? >> we will look at their corridor. applications as they come in, but it is fair to say that the nfta is taking time to figure out what they want to do. mr. weiss wanted out some of the benefits we can really see when we do bus rapid transit the right way, which is to say, you do all of the full investments, unique stations, unique vehicles, level boarding, signal priority -- which means they always had a great enlightenment they hit a signal. can move a number of people at an affordable cost compared to rail. >> any barriers there? >> there are some geometric earls you cannot always overcome . there are also great opportunities. i think whenever you connect a large employers like the university and the health center , those are the kinds of segments that we see great success in. gateway. want to go to as you know, new starts has been really helpful for the 2nd avenue subway and east side access, some of the largest p

stanford holds off the buffaloes 87-77. that would be their 14th straight victory. utah. gray picks her pocket to give cal the seven-point lead. britney boyd lead all scores. drives the lane and pump scores and is fouled. they win it 68-59 the final. venus williams looking to return to her old form in the first round of the australian open. venus took the first set. the backhand to win it. serving for the match and it was one of her 56 unforced errors it was 2-6, 6-4, the year. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we are all already looking forward to next week's game in seattle. they split one each during the season. 49ers looking to get to their 6th super bowl. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us. that is it for us. abc news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama dates and leigh glaser and mike shumann. have a great night and a wonderful week ahead. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break,

what is on the ground from 5-15 inches for buffalo. e winds coming up out of the south, south-west. the lake ontario is not frozen over. we are getting the moisture picked up from the lake, where it's not frozen, and it's bringing in the snow. as we talk about the outlook for the next few days, there's significant snow in the north-west, in the mountains, cascades. a lot is 2 feet. what we are concerned about as we work into wednesday evening, thursday morning, areas of freezing rain developing in the south-west. >> thank you. senate debate is underway on a bill to extend long-term unemployment benefits for those out of work for six months. if the bill makes its way through the senate, it could face a tougher battle. we sat with a group in the middle of a battle. >> that will be my last paycheck. >> when theresa thinks about the future, it is bad news. her extended unemployment benefits would stop before the news year. >> they are enjoying themselves on vacation, and you have people, you know, wonderring how will they put food on the ta

in new york residents of 20 homes evacuate bid bulldozer after the buffalo creek flooded the roadway. in nearby west seneca, upstate boats were sent to rescue people from water-filled streets. two people were rescued from a car stranded in floodwaters. the pair rescued to safety. the warming temperatures causing flooding in low-lying areas. in atlanta, georgia a 14-year-old girl trapped after strong winds sent a tree crashing through the roof of this mobile home. >> a delicate situation where we had to keep the tree stable at all times so it didn't continue to fall on this young lady. she is in the hospital in serious condition. in north carolina up to 90 miles per hour winds causing condos under construction to collapse. the roof of this gun shop outside of charlotte caved in by the torrential downpours. i said we better get out of here, it looks like the walls are coming in. >> major ice jams along waterways pushing rivers over their banks and into streets and communities. caving in this philadelphia parking lot after 13,000 gallons of water rushed in. >> abc news. >> some much-need

the buffalo regional right to life committee, i'm guessing andrew cuomo's remarks are going to be repeated by every speaker on the platform. everyone will know how much andrew loves his constituents. ebony williams a radio talk show host and mary katherine hamm editor-at-large. ladies, good to see you. should governor cuomo come to the microphone and explain himself about these comments? should he apologize to his own constituents in the state of new york who find themselves to be conservative. >> the governor has explaining to do, gretchen. at the very minimum this is open to interpretation. we know the governor's office said he's speaking not about constituents and people conservative in ideology but instead about the politics. he was making a political analysis about the fact there's a challenge to run extremely conservative platform in a state like new york. >> he said that after the fact, ebony. >> he did. it's open to interpretation. if he was talking about constituents, of course he has to explain that. i personally am a pro-choice person but certainly i would never discourage someo

in the 60s in new york city, 40 buffalo. 737 in chicago. lake-effect snow coming down he here. and ainsley a couple feet of snow and a warning in effect for the city of buffalo. heather, happy birthday. ainsley congratulations i know you are a seminoles fan like me. >> late night for you, too. >> brutal conditions as far south as atlanta and grounding flights making it a real mess for travelers. more than 2,000 flights have been canceled already today. >> it is freezing. >> the governor of michigan urging everyone to stay warm. telling children take breaks from making snow men. the conditions too dangerous for any one. >> look at this. these are photos of frozen lighthouses on lake michigan. they freeze over with the winter winds and waves cover the towers with the icy spray. look at lake michigan steaming as temperatures bottom out there at a record breaking 16 below zero. >> it is amazing those pictures. >> the extreme cold delaying a major vote in the senate on jobless benefits. the vote is rescheduled for this morning. acting fast to extend the emergency unemployment insuran

, being eighth on the list, i took the ride to buffalo and decided when i get there to give himy best. tavis: and you did. >> and i did. the satisfying thing was my mother wanted me to get a college degree. i was going to become a and she asked me to do my best, and the lord would do the rest. tavis: it's one thing to find your way of eventually with the urging of eddie robinson -- we will come back to andy. a great coach obviously. it is one thing to end up in the nfl. how did you end up as a starter in the nfl? >> i was very fortunate. so many players came before me that were great layers. it is the fact that i got an opportunity. the head coach like my ability. i had an opportunity to play in preseason games. each game came down to if you play well you stay. if you don't you get cut. we went through that daily. i tried to play my best football during that time. i tried to survive each week. doing those preseason games, at the end they decided my playing earned me an opportunity to start in the nfl, and i am very proud of that. given what has, happened -- even as we sit in thi

and where the university of buffalo is and the university of buffalo, what is it in the medical quarterso it's a perfect situation. can i have your commitment to help them get in the small start program? >> sure. we will look at the application as they come in but here again, i think it's fair to say they have taken some time to get what it is they want to do. and i think mr. wise just point out some of the benefits we can really see when we do bus rapid transit the right way, which is to say you do all of the full investments, unique stations, unique vehicles, level boarding, signal priority which means they almost always get a green light when they hit the signal. you can really move quite a number of people at a very affordable cost compared to real. we welcome nfda spent any barriers in the way? >> to our. as pointed out there are some geometric hurdles you can always overcome. but there are also great opportunities. i think whenever you connect large employers like the university and the health center, those are the kind of segments that we see great success in. .. and they had fed

officials say an ice jam in the buffalo river is to blame. >> it blocked all the water floe.th it moving, it rapidly rose up the water through the streets and the storm sewers. probably took more than a half hour to get it up here. >> the flood victims headed now to warming centers while they wait for the waist-high water to recede. >>> and heads up in chicago. a january thaw is bringing warmer temperatures, but city officials are urging everybody to look up. the ice is falling. they even blocked off the hancock building with police tape and caution signs for a while. >> in the boon towns and in the depressed areas, our aim is not only to relieve the symptom of poverty but to cure it, and above all, to prevent it. >> well, it's been 50 years since president lyndon johnson declared the war on poverty in the u.s. since then, many programs have been introduced to help the nation's poor. but critics now say america is losing the fight because the national poverty rate is nearly as high as it was back in the 1960s. president obama hoping to change that with the so-called promise z

emergency crews rescuing people, officials say an ice jam in the buffalo river caused this. >>> formeron has died at the age of 85. he was instrumental in the earliest days of modern israel's history when in 1948 he fought with the israeli defense force. he was a celebrated person as well as immensely powerful military figure, leading troops in all of israel's major conflicts, including the war for unless, the six-day war, and the yom kippur war. he led major settlements in the '90s, but in 2005, he ordered israeli citizens to leave gaza and eventually forced them out of their homes and communities. the sincerity of his intentions of giving up land with the hopes of peace didn't change the outcome of creating a more, i guess, friendly environment in gaza. nothing, however, will tarnish his reputation as one of israel's mightiest and most effective warriors and leaders. his life was a living sacrifice for the nation of israel that he loved and served. ariel sharon, dead at the age of 85. our prayers go out to his family. >>> well, just two years after president obama announced the war o

that is a big tail waiting for some of the guys like buffalo wild wings. they are paying $1.20 for wings now versus $2.10 last year at the same time. bone-in wings account for about 20% of their total cost. >> alix steel on tape in wings -- on chicken wings, thank you. matt, what you think? >> i have my reservations, but i still eat them by the pound. lidia head on "in the loop." -- lindsay ahead on "in the loop -- plenty ahead on "in the loop will notoehner why he be a presidential candidate in 2016. >> you want to show what you did when i asked that question before? >> i like to play golf. i like to cut my own grass. i smokenk red wine, cigarettes, and i'm not giving that up to be president of the united states. [laughter] quite that is right. that is not worth it. ♪ >> in just about half an hour, goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein is "in the loop" live from davos to talk about retaining talent and much more. >> he looks more likable with his beard. you never say that about me. >> a big beard. >> not the more sort of trendy, manicured beard. >> i'm going t

. >> well, republican businessman carl pallodino, who lost to cuomo back in 2010, telling the buffalo news, quote, i think it's andrew cuomo illustrating what kind of person he is. he doesn't want any debate. he's narcissistic. he doesn't believe in opposition. joining us now is our political panel. julie, why would governor cuomo say this? i mean, he has aspirations potentially for bigger office than governor of new york. this is very damning. how does he know who's in his state? >> it is intolerant. it's unacceptablunacceptable. in fact, it gives lie to exactly the kind of people i guess he thinks they're intolerant and therefore they shouldn't be here. he's showing how intolerant he is by saying they shouldn't be here. i agree with him on all the issues, of course, but i'm anti ever saying that people who disagree with me on those issues have no place in my state. i'm a new yorker. we welcome everybody. it is the melting pot. it is the microcosm of america. there's no room for anybody leading the state of new york who doesn't think the same as him have no place here. it's wrong and