. >>> up next in sports, we'll hear from the players of the fanfest and will former raider tim brown be headed to the ilsp. fame. sports is coming up next. ♪ ♪ cadillac cts sports sedan. top-tier status edmunds.com. right now get this attractive lease offer on a cadillac cts sport sedan. ♪ cadillac. the new standard of the world. >>> three weeks from today, the giants will be back on the diamond with spring ball in full effect. but today was all about continuing the title celebration before getting back to work. the ballpark packed with fans. over 40,000 in attendance today. there were less than 25,000 last year. what a difference a title makes, huh? fans getting a chance to get in thick with the hardware. for the players, it was nice to hang with the giants baseball and savor the championship one last time before heading out to the desert. >> it's exciting. you know, we're just happy to be here. spring starting in about a week. i think everyone's ready to get back to work and try to win another world series. >> for us, it's kind of a jump-start. that tells us the 2011 season started

tim brown hoping to be headed to canton.nd we'll hear from a few giants as they savor ion.brne is xt.le sports is next. >>> the giants report for spring training in less than two weeks. today's fanfest was one last time to relax, and enjoy the fruits of be iing world champs. the ballpark packed with fans, over 40,000 filled the field. there were less than 25,000 last year. what a difference a title makes. fans also getting a chance to get a pic with the shiny hardware. for players, it was nice to savor that championship once again, with the giants faithful. >> this is kind of a chance for some of the fans to kind of talk to us, and be a little more personable with us, and we had that opportunity. it's been a fun deal. fun seeing the fans the last few days. the city's still excited. just flying back in here, seeing the orange and black has been pretty cool. we couldn't ask for a better day. >> almost like an extension of break. we owe it to the fans. they're the best fans in the game. they showed up for the parade. so today w

and then, we sent the body back to tim brown. >> bergman: based on that autopsy, brown declared the death homicide. but he faced a dilemma-- he did not have a refrigerator in which to store the decomposing body of the unknown victim, and he didn't have the funds to bury the man. and so he had the remains cremated. >> ...still developing where we have news about the father of basketball star michael jordan. james jordan has been missing now for three weeks, and... >> a few days after i elected to cremate the body, i was watching the "cbs evening news." the father of michael jordan was a missing person, and i thought, "well, that might be my john doe." >> bergman: might be? >> might be. could be. i said... i think i said, "that might be my man." >> authorities announced that the body of... >> bergman: dental records confirmed that the body tim brown found was, in fact, michael jordan's father. >> ...which will obviously complicate the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> bergman: two men were ultimately convicted of the murder. but the jordan family was left with only ashes to bury, leading to a medi

and then we sent the body back to tim brown. >> reporter: based on that autopsy, brown declared the death a homicide. but he faced a dilemma. he did not have a refrigerator in which to store the decomposing body of the unknown victim. he didn't have the funds to bury the man. so he had the remains cremated. >> a developing story here tonight as the father of michael jordan. james jordan has been missing now for three weeks. >> a few days after i elected to cremate the body i was watching the "cbs evening news". the father of michael jordan was a missing person. i thought, well, it might be my john doe. >> reporter: might be. >> might be. i think i said that might be my manjoo authorities.... >> reporter: dental records confirmed that the body tim brown found was in fact michael jordan's father. >> obviously complicate the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> reporter: two men were ultimately convicted of the murder, but the jordan family was left with only ashes to bury leading to a media outcry that coroner brown should not have cremated the body. you made due with the resources that you had. >> i

tim brown was denied for the second straight year.is what the steelers and packers are playing for. this is from super bowl xvi because you're a woorl world champion for life. and for my pick, i'm choosing the packers to take the almost bard can -- lombardi trophy baco where it began. >> i'm a big bart starr fan so i'm going with the packers. >> mike: a bart starr fan. >> frances: i'm going with the steelers and i say that with absolutely no authority. >> alan: when you slip that ring on, it gives you an incredible sense of modesty. >> mike: once your a world champ, you're that for life and i was lucky enough to sit on the bench when the 49ers won. >> alan: with shu and

. >>> for the second straight year, tim brown did not make the final cut for the pro football hall of fame. and will not be headed to canton with the rest of the class of 2011. >> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class of enshrinees, consist of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris handberger, les richter, ed sable. deion sanders. and we will have a class of seven, the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. >> stanford banging away at maples, against the last place arizona state, jeremy green scored a season high 23 points and was a perfect five for five from downtown. as the team, the cardinals, knocked down 10 threes and stanford led by 10 at the half and held off asu in the second half. dwiet powle with a big put- back, and the cardinals win 83- 75 to improve to 5-6 in the pac- 10. >>> on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona 91-61 for the 48th straight pac-10 win. the longest streak in school history. and cal lost at the buzzer to arizona state, 45-44. >>> the most popular player in the country right now is byu's jim, another big afternoon linking the ninth ranked coug

for the second straight year tim brown did not make the final cut for the pro football hall of fame andded to canton with the rest of the class of 2011. >> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class of enshrinees consist of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris handberger. les richter. ed sable. >> deon sanders. and we will have a class of seven. the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. >> stanford banging away at maple last place, arizona state, jeremy green scored a season high. and a perfect five for five from downtown. as a team, the cardinals knocked down ten threes. stanford led in the half and then held off in the second half. the cardinals win 83-75, to improve to 5-6 in the pac-10. >>> on the women's side, stanford blew out arizona 91-61 for the 48 the straight pac-10 win. tying their longest streak in school history. and cal lost 45-44 to arizona state. >>> the most popular player in the country right now, byu's jim erferdet leading the nine the ranked cougars with a win over unlv, with 29 points. he becomes the all-time leading scorer in the mountain west conference. >>>

pro football hall of fame and will not be headed to h the rest of >>> for the second straight year tim brownnal cut for the pro football hall of fame and will not beheaded to canton with the rest of the class of 2011. >>> the pro football hall of fame 2011 class oven shrineys consists of richard dent, marshall faulk, chris hamburger, less richter, ed sabo, deion sanders, and we'll have a class of 7, the seventh name on this list is shannon sharpe. scottsdale... jarrod lyle gave >> ricky fowler doing his best to win over the gallery on the rockets 16th hole in scottsdale. jarrett lyle gave them something else to cheer about when he be came the first pro since 2002 to hit a hole in one on the 16th. you think he is excited? lyle is 9 shots off the lead but no one is a bigger crowd favorite than phil mickelson. >> hit it over the glass. whack 'em, whack 'em. >> lefty shoots a 65, leaving him four behind leader tommy gainy through 36 holes. i have been to that 16th hole, it is crazy. i have never seen another hole like that in golf. it's amazing. >> oh. >> you feel like you feel the ground move.

the image analyst tim brown told nhk that the tower is about 50 meters tall and the facility is larger and more advanced than the first launch site in the northeast. he added that there is no indication of an imminent launch. on wednesday, u.s. assistant secretary of state phillip crowley expressed concern of the development of the north's ballistic missiles. >> north korea has obligations. it has to follow through on commitments that's made. we expect them to follow through on their commitments. >> the survey in south korea found about from the north live on a monthly household income of less than $1,000. the police agency survey conducted last year looked at 12,000 detector households that settled in the south. the survey showed that 50% live on less than $900 a month and 20% on less than $450. of the 9,200 households reporting an income source, about 20% have a member with regular employment. more than half reported only part-time or temporary jobs. while a quarter reported a complete lack of employment. ask what makes their life in the south difficult? nearly 40% cited economic dif

and huffington post will be the absolute leader in that space. >> brown: we'll see what happens. tim armstrong and arianna huffington, thank you both very much. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. the government of egyptian president hosni mubarak offered new concessions, including a 15% pay raise for public employees. president obama said he believes egyptian officials are "making progress" toward a peaceful transition. and in a speech to the u.s. chamber of commerce, mr. obama urged american businesses to start spending more and hiring more. and to hari sreenivasan, for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> sreenivasan: we look at the changing role of egypt's military, as the country moves to a post-mubarak government. judy woodruff blogs about the 100th birthday celebration for ronald reagan in california. and our global health unit reports on the unsolved murders of women in guatemala. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll have another

not good and it's to the going to be good for a very long tim the uncertainty is howmany years will it be before it feels healthy again. >> brown: david leonhardt 69 new york sometimes, thank you. >> lehrer: . >> still to come, how much influence does the >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: how much influence does the u.s. have in egypt? shields and brooks; plus, president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reagan. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: wall street swung back and forth on the jobs report for much of the day. in the end, the dow jones industrial average finished with a gain of nearly 30 points to close at 12,092. the nasdaq rose 15 points to close at 2,769. for the week, the dow gained more than 2%; the nasdaq rose 3%. an official state of emergency was in force in new mexico today as bitter cold gripped the state for a fourth day. natural gas service was cut off to thousands of people as usage soared and power blackouts hindered delivery. state government offices were shut down, and many local agencies and schools were also closed. a new winter storm hit texas, ju