tillman recovers. next play, rodgers, not being pressured exactly, finds fitzgerald, second touchdown of the game. fitzgerald six in a pro bowl tying a record. third quarter, bounces off the defender and the leg of marshall who makes the catch for 47-yard score. marshall has 6 catches for 177 yards and pro bowl record four touchdowns. 59-41, in the highest scoring pro bowl in history. >>> this week, he was suspended three games for illegal hit against the penguins. so he said no to ottawa. >> i love the game. i'd love to be there. i'm suspended. i want to be at target. if i'm suspended, i have to be suspended. >> wideman represented washington in his first all- star game appearance. second period, on his way to his first of two goals. third period, nine goals scored. 12-9the final. >>> when we return, tiger woods bids for his first tournament win in 26 months. that's an official tournament win. he won his own tournament. how did things turn out in abu dhabi when we come back.  >>> welcome back. ti

as for the tillman that spoke about being comfortable about parking his car under the tree, i have a grove of eucalyptus trees and when the wind is howling, and it is raining heavily, i park nowhere near those trees. it is a question of time before one of them comes down. it or easily. i intend to uphold. -- it worries me. i intend to uphold. >> in the seven years that she has been here, we have disagreed the most on this particular commission. it is not necessarily related to what we love or what we think should be. the issue i have always had is it is more from the point of view that i think there are specific cases where renewal is necessary. in some cases where it was purely aesthetic, i had also and from a designer's point of view, i also supported certain instances against her recommendation. this, however, is very clearly to me a case where renewal is necessary. i am prepared to support the permit. the approval of the permit. president goh: after reading the materials i felt of the view of my -- my fellow commissioners articulate. listening to the testimony and thinking about

i was there when that tillman was shot at gravity. it is not fair to paul or to them to compare. president newlin: they were saying he is uncooperative. we're not comparing what is -- to gravity at all. >> i have heard him and i respect their opinions. as a business owner i think he should be entitled to have this permit. president newlin: thank you. no further comment from the public, it is with the commission. commisioner joseph: you said he contacted us and asked for continuance. how did he contact you, e-mail, phone call backs >> she stopped by the office. to let me know. commisioner joseph: ok. can you tell me is this commission continue did or did he? >> he made the request. commisioner joseph: i do not think so. >> i am positive if he did. commisioner joseph: my -- >> i can hear the public grumboinmbling. commisioner joseph:i if we continue to the next meeting and he does not show up, then what? we cannot not continue in again, what happens? >> wyck cannot continue it? >> we are on a time thing. if we -- >> the place of entertainment permits shall be granted whether the en

as for the tillman that spoke about being comfortable about parking his car under the tree, i have a grove of eucalyptus trees and when the wind is howling, and it is raining heavily, i park nowhere near those trees. it is a question of time before one of them comes down. it or easily. i intend to uphold. -- it worries me. i intend to uphold. >> in the seven years that she has been here, we have disagreed the most on this particular commission. it is not necessarily related to what we love or what we think should be. the issue i have always had is it is more from the point of view that i think there are

tillman p is a skate boarding dog. he wanted to expand his career. he got an agent, i think. last year, he was snow boarding. this year, he'll be surfing down colorado boulevard. natural balance dog food is looking to be something really special. we'll now toss to frank buckley to see whatever he's doing. >> we are with a great guy who will inspire you. he is winner of dancing with the stars. j.r. martinez. inspirational speaker, actor and sexiest man according to people magazine. >> it doesn't p matter the fact that it is this early. i'm so excited and looking to get into the car that they'll have me and my girlfriend and mother riding in. just sharing the message of imagine what 2012 can hold for all of us. >> you have such an incredible story. you were wounded in iraq in 2003. here you are a few years later on top of the world. what's the message you want people to take away as they see you? >> stay strong. understand not all the answers come when we ask the question why. it takes time to come. if you stay patient, the answer will come. it will be as clear as broad dayligh

down three in the second charles tillman gets the interception and return it for a touchdown ...ix and it's a bears franchise record. still up in the fourth brian urlacher breaks up a pass in the end zone but comes down awkwardly on his left leg he limped off under his own power but lovie smith says that he sprained his mcl off and is undergoing an mri at this hour the bears won 17-13 to break a five game losing streak >>we don't want to tear this team down and start over this is a good football team and we will when a lot of games in the future >>the bears finished the season 8-8 after starting 7-3 >>aaron rodgers set out the packers finale against the detroit lions the packers were down with a minute left when backup matt flynn finds jermichael finley for the game winner flynn threw for 480 yds and five touchdowns both team records for the packers won a 45-41 to finish 15-1. >>here are the first-round playoff matchups in the nfc borland's cents oppose the detroit lions saturday at 7:00 p.m. atlanta visits the new york giants sunday at noon the defending super bowl championship

chicago's charles tillman covering the ball.fc had yesterday to run a play from scrimmage and found itself down. fitzgerald just play catch. the afc ties the game at 14, later in the fourth quarter. ben roethlisberger to brandon marshall. marshall gets rid of a couple of defenders and goes 58 yards. marshall was the story, he caught 14 passes and was named the game's mvp. alton lets one fly for mall shaá after a little pinball action. the afc wins 59-41 the second highest combined points total in probowl history. >>> there's never much checking or for that matter much defense in the nhl all star game either. tonight's game in ottawa no exception. the nhl being represented by couture. moburick scored on his teammate. scott heart comes up with a lose puck. centered to claude garrude. marion host on the break away. running one through the legs of eric carlson. final score not really what this game is all about but it was team chara12, team alfredson9. >>> tiger woods makes his debut. that left the door open for others, grand mcdowe

when did the things that we remember with pat tillman nor a handful of others and the fact is all the other sheiks were slaughtered by al qaeda or they ran away. because it was such a household. patriquin was put their ads an accident of history and they realized they could get things done. he thoughtl i could trust him to deliver on his promises. and it may be the way for some of us to leave iraq which is some semblance of our departure. but remember 2006 lookedno like hell honors was openingwday up and nothing but a civilp war 11 restrictive slaughter. the weakening happens prepayou former insurgents on behalf of the coalition and to give enough breathing room for things not to fall apart. it turned to the course. >> talk about the sydneyo awakening, but with aawak feeling parcheesi awakening? does he have strong feelings or was he pro-american in? >> to say he did businesss with the americans.di a gangster, of vagabondt vagabond, killer perhaps, this ideology wasal spendable. for members of his family were killed. says a lot of this was in tours tribal feuding. the terms of the arc

i did in the block ask this guy, his name is seth tillman who teaches in ireland and miss everything about every clause of the constitution. i said what you think because he's a person in the sum is everything. he says is probably unconstitutional under various different theories that have been floated about what the incapacity quizzes about. my guess is that it is unconstitutional. think about the reason why we don't want to inflict that. i don't know anything about what scott brown is thinking, but the reason why we don't want to have someone who's in the army come in the military at the same time are not discern the military at the same time there in congress is because coming in outcome is that the person the military doesn't want to go to war personally, so that might alter their vote to not go to war. but maybe they want to go to war because it will make him a hero. so they vote for the war or push for the war. those are the kinds of conflicts of interest the framers were really worried about. now, the judicial branch was not powerful i think maybe the answer and 18th century.

>>guest: we went in front of conditioning with the tillman family.>>shepard: who gave up the nfl story to fight the war and they made up a story about him. >>guest: he was killed by friendly fire. so we went to congress and we were able to talk with them and his family was looking for answers. they could not understand why the military and government made up stories about him, too, and i went along kind of to set the record straight of what happened to me wasn't right. at least i got to come home and tell my side of the story. pat did not. >>shepard: have you had contact with anyone from that then government of the united states that did that? >>guest: no. i feel it is in the past. i have done my part in setting the record straight and now it is time to move on. >>shepard: you said people to this day you told me during commercial you "for my people" and they believed the government lied and not your truth. >>guest: still today i get hate mail people accusing me of who do i thing i am, why do i feel i am a hero? i don't, i never wanted to say that. fr

the tillman act was the result. now even that's under assault.o be able to give directly to candidates that would be even worse. we will eliminate any possibility of restoring people's confidence. >> well, congressman, thank you so much for giving us your thoughts and ideas, educating us to the process a little bit, and also for your leadership on what obviously we here view as the central issue. thank you so much. >> welcome to south florida. >> thank you. congressman ted deutsch. up next, primary concern. the super packs out in force here in lovely florida and our friends at the sun light foundation are on the ground with us with an auction 2012 update right after this. my mother froze everything. i was 18 years old before i had my first fresh bun. the invention that i came up with is the hot dog ez bun steamer. steam is the key to a great hot dog. i knew it was going to be a success. the invention was so simple that i knew i needed to protect it. my name is chris schutte and i got my patent, trademark and llc on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we creat

maybe pat tillman, maybe a handful of others who have written books. i can't think of too many names. the fact is patriquin and the sheikh -- in the sheikh's case it was because all the other sheikhs had been slaughtered by al-qaeda or they ran away like i would have done because ramadi was such a hell hole. patriquin was put there, total accident of history, and they realized in each other that we can get things done now. the sheikh thought i can trust this guy to deliver on his promises -- i speculate, that's what i got from people who worked with him -- and patriquin is on record as having said the sheikh is the key to ramadi, the key to anbar province, and he might be the way for us to leave iraq with some semblance of logic to our departure which is happening in a couple of days. in 2006, of course, it looked like hell on earth was basically opening up there, and there was no chance of anything other than civil war and unrestricted slaughter. that's a different environment. the awakening happened, petraeus launched the sons of iraq program where w

i did as in the blog, i asked this guy -- his name is seth tillman who knows just about everything about every clause of the constitution, and i said what do you think? he said he thinks it's probably unconstitutional, and he think it's unconstitutional under or various theories. so my guess is that it is unconstitutional for him to do that, and think about the reason why we don't want thing like that, right? um, i don't know anything about what scott brown's thinking or anything, but the reason why we don't want to have somebody who's in the army, the military at the same time -- or an officer in the military at the same time they're in congress is because, you know, say the person in the military doesn't want to go to war personally, so they might -- that might alter their vote to not go to war. or maybe they want to go to war because it'll make them a hero, or they vote for the war, they push for the war. those are the kinds of conflicts of interest that the framers were worried about. now, the judicial branch was not powerful, i think, might be the answer in the 18th century. and i d

, and a few more snow showers now drifting across the eastern shore, coming over the bay, over at tillmand, headed out towards waldorf and charlotte hall. be on the lookout for passing snowflakes. it's not going to add up. here you can see on the wide view, not a whole lot of precipitation coming down within about a 500-mile radius of d.c. but nonetheless, passing snowflakes today. temperatures will struggle to get only into the mid-30s for high temperatures this afternoon. the real concern i'm focusing on for the forecast will be late tonight, starting from sundown tonight until sunrise tomorrow. might be a little coating of freezing drizzle or very light coating of freezing rain. we'll be watching that very, very carefully. don't take much to make a mess, but it won't last that long, either. >> and the morning rush hour is in question, so -- >> a little. may want to back the alarm up 15 minutes now, just have a little extra time on your monday morning. >> tom kierein will be sitting in that seat giving everybody advice. >> absolutely right. >> all right, thank you, chuck. >> you're welc

and if you go beyond that and you think about what speech has been chilled, the tillman memorial service is not broadcast because of fear of what's going to be said there. football games, basketball games, local news events -- >> all right, so suppose we take that particular line. you didn't argue -- i mean, fox didn't argue -- fox was worried about the fleeting expletive policy in golden globe. i doubt in golden globe, when it was before the commission, they raised all these vagueness challenges to the whole 2001 policy. so why -- here you have taken a much broader stance, now, though you didn't before. i mean do you want to say anything about what i think is the basic issue that fox raises? we don't have to overrule pacifica. what fox was penalized for was two women on television who basically used a fleeting expletive which seems to be naturally part of their vocabulary. [laughter] >> and we're worried about small stations that cannot censor people because they don't know what they are going to say. all right, that is what we wrote, i think in my opinion, anyway. we were worried about

and october of last year, i had the honor of helping dedicate via o'callahan tillman memorial bridgegressman, bob stump's relentless pushing and prodding. the bridge restores the freedom to commercial traffic across hoover dam. with the completion of the bridge, now is the time to add another monument to the federal state cooperation, the future interstate highway linking phoenix and las vegas, i 11. [applause] it will connect two of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the country. and by the way, these are the two largest cities in the nation not connected by the interstate highway system. this project will promote commerce, tourism and trade across the western united states. we must not wait. [applause] these are the markers to celebrate and to rivera. still, we all remember arizona stark times as we headed into 2009. i took take the home of a ship i cherished, but it was a ship that was sinking, weighed down by overspending and expanding bureaucracy, and quite simply, poor navigation. frankly, those dark times are worth remembering, so that we can truly appreciate how far we

and if you go beyond that and you think about what speech has been chilled, the tillman memorial service is not broadcast because of fear of what's going to be said there. football games, basketball games, local news events -- >> all right, so suppose we take that particular line. you didn't argue -- i mean, fox didn't argue -- fox was worried about the fleeting expletive policy in golden globe. i doubt in golden globe, when it was before the commission, they raised all these vagueness challenges to the whole 2001 policy. so why -- here you have taken a much broader stance, now, though you didn't before. i mean do you want to say anything about what i think is the basic issue that fox raises? we don't have to overrule pacifica. what fox was penalized for was two women on television who basically used a fleeting expletive which seems to be naturally part of their vocabulary. [laughter] >> and we're worried about small stations that cannot censor people because they don't know what they are going to say. all right, that is what we wrote, i think in my opinion, anyway. we were worried about