unreal isk to think that the president could release all of the detainees detainees on his say so. >> he could pardon them or release them but i don't think he would do that for all the people. i don't think it's as much a legal bar but a practical bar and he is being very, very careful. >> the challenge is to convince a skeptical congress and a good many discerns that the guantanamo risk poses as much to the security as the men they are holding. rosalyn jordan, al jazeera washington. >> charges have been leveled against yvgheni brakof, working for the u.s. on behalf ever russia but protected by diplomatic immunity. >>> a public inquiry of the death of leveneko, nobody has been charged with his death here's lawrence lee. >> it's a full eight years since the image ever the dying alexander letvene beingsnko emerged. his death has caused a huge issue. he drank a cup of tee spiked with a newark atomg atom. the government refused to hold an inquiry. the man in charge of the inquest which can only establish a cause of death had to suspend even that after the british government refused to re

. >> it was sort of unreal when i had to tell my co-workers at apple that i had lung cancer because,w i think they were mostly questioning why did i get it. but, they were very supportive and they you know they -- they were mostly concerned with how -- what my treatment was going to be if i was going to be okay if i was going to come back to work. >> this is a sudden left turn in life. and it was very difficult to peel her fingers off some of the things she did and say no we'll have other people do this. >> sometimes i wake up at 3:00 in the morning and i'm like oh my gosh. how much am i handling right now. i mean our family is handling a crazy amount of weight. you know we have life activities yet we have this terrible invader in our home. cancer has come in and it's just been a really tough process to get through. >> i'm going to drop off madison, first. for me the start of kindergarten for my youngest was a big day. i had been through nine months of now knowing that i have lung cancer and, you know it was a big day. i was feeling well you know? and, i was there with her. for, like

. >> unreal. >> so smooth the woman calmly reacted to it. she didn't say, oh my god!russian for i'm so turned on. >> moving on though from this jetty in russia we go to captain oblivious in scotland. >> wait. >> a truck or a van. if you listen carefully he says at beginning there is you can hear a siren, could be ambulance, police or fire. it's a fire engine. everybody can hear. everybody starts to pull over to the side. this guy sees the bus stop open pulls right open watch the three cars in front pull over as well. wait captain oblivious, streams past slams on the brakes on to the sidewalk goes around and back off. >> what a -- >> that could have hit all of the cars. just chaos. >> it' >>> artist daniel takes old records, rhineale vinyls and uses white paint to paint faces on. but not just any faces. tell me if you can make out who he is painting. the face starts coming together. >> i see the lips. david bowie? >> wow, i was like jim morrison. >> it's the chin andly. s. >> it's succinct. >> david bowie does have a distinct pout. >> people have this talent. >> i want

this is unreal. someone that can't believe in 2015 in france we can die because we are cartoonists.hile a charlie hebdo columnist and doctor became emotional saying it was horrible. many were already gone because they were shot down in execution style. and philippe twin brother of the police officer gunned down on the sidewalk encouraged the rallies around the country. the whole of france is mobilizing against this. freedom of speech in france is sake red. satire of the sort published in "charlie hebdo" goes back to the days of marie >> the ideas of human rights and free speech came out of that country. >> reporter: while cartoonists in france may not be paid much they are like a rock star. a fellow journalist describes their importance. >> they are famous in france. and they were killed just because they were doing their job. >> reporter: throughout paris the tragedy is being mourned. the bells of notre dame ringing out, and the eiffel tower dimming tonight. cartoonists around the world are showing their solidarity in their sketches even drawing comparisons in saepts 11th. it's not

just getting on the ice and having a fun friendly competition between teammates, it's going to be unreal. >> the usa warriors have met and become friends with some of the capitals through the program including alex ovechkin and john carlson. the warriors take the ice on friday and we certainly thank them for their service. >>> nasty winter weather hammers the west coast and coming up the historic >>> here are some top national stories we're following, despite storms in rough seas search crews found the final resting place of asia air flight 8501. the first two bodies from that missing plane arrived at surabaya's airport today. seven bodies have been recovered total. 162 people were on the plane when it went down in the java sea. it vanished sunday morning while flying to singapore. >>> the u.s. has transferred five prisoners from its guantanamo bay prison to kazakhstan amid renewed obama administration efforts to close the facility bringing the total number of gitmo transfers this year to 28. some lawmakers say many of the detainees transfer back to the battlesfield. >>> much of the u.s.

it's so unreal to us. >> reporter: then, just as the sun was setting, the assault, bringing this siegetrying to account for this woman, 26-year-old hayat boumediene thought to be an accomplice of amedy coulibaly. >> that was nbc's lester holt in paris. well nbc's cassandra vinograd joins us from paris once again this morning with the very latest. cassandra, i was listening to lester's report and he talked to people who said they are seeming -- the whole situation is unreal for them. the city is on edge. is that the sense that you get from people that you've spoken as they come to the place de la republique behind you to pay their respects? >> reporter: absolutely, alex. people are really still trying to process what went on here. i spoke to one young woman earlier who said she's 20 years old, she's lived in france her whole life and she's never seen anything like this. and like many of the other people i spoke to she's scared that this is really just the beginning. that these three gunmen who were killed here in france yesterday were part of another cell directed by even more powerful

it sounds so unreal to us. >> reporter: then, just as the sun was setting, the assault, bringing this siege to an end. but police are still trying to account for this woman, 26-year-old hayat boumediene, thought to be an accomplice of amedy coulibaly. late tonight the prosecutor here in paris held a nus conference and said the initial indications are the four hostages who were killed were shot by the terrorists and not during that police assault. there were some injuries, three police officers and two civilians also hurt during the siege here, brian. >> lester holt late at night now in paris. richard engel before that starting us off, gentlemen, thanks. and tonight, intelligence services in france and around the world are trying to connect the dots to see who else is there, trying to determine what these attacks may say about any larger picture. we get that report tonight from nbc's bill neely outside paris. >> reporter: she's a terrorist and she's on the loose. french police described hayat boumediene armed and dangerous. and the partner of the supermarket killer, amedy coulibaly. th

. >> he's so good, it seems unreal.'s a pro for sure and it's fun to watch ♪ >>> colorado has some of the best ice for ice climbing in the world. in is the luray ice festival. and this woman put this video of her coming in first in the women's event. she came in second overall. they're climbing up 22 feet of ice. about 50 feet of overhanging rock. then they have a 20-foot panel with three artificial cracks created by the people who set the route. look at her going from rock to ice. >> suck it spider-man. you got nothing on angelica. >> here's the man-made portion. now that's the part where she does get a little bit tangled up. one of those cracks they created, she fall but guess what? none of the guys climbed in higher than she did. she came in second overall. what a climb she had. what an incredible climber she is. >> it's the man-made portion where she ended up falling. they should have let her stick with nature. >>> knows how to get down. ♪ ♪ >> this is a very special day for sam. >> it's his birthday and his lovely

makes an unreal catch. >> early in the third. all of a sudden buckeyes are rolling. core dell jones, devin smith. wide open. buckeyes on top. later, bamma's blake simms. wrong person. steve miller. pick 6. 28 unanswered points. nourth quarter. buckeyes lead 6. takes off. laying his vengeance on alabama. 85-yard touchdown run. osu, wins 42-35. urban mier and buckeyes. advance to take on the oregon ducks. don't forget. tomorrow two of best teams in the nba. raptors and warriors square off. we'll have coverage at 7:00. >> janell will be rig >>> well going to be freezing! again tonight. >> literally. not just an expression right. we have to say that a lot here. in the north bay. it is going down below the freezing mark. 29 degrees. south bay will likely have isolated 20s. and the east bay as well. so, as you have been mentioning. wear the layer. don't get up early. stay inside watch the cold. >> snuggle. fireplace. good night, folks. >> yes. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonigh

really is unreal when you take a look at these numbers and what the calendar is like right now. >> 70s across the board. >>> still to come out of business at 30,000 feet. what could disappear from the plane's seat back pockets. >> and trading bombs for drugs. troubling tactics one bay area is using in a drugstore robbery. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ same day he was sentenced. that's the case for this pittsburgh man who pled no contest for felony charges for pumping out his girlfriend. he had plans to marry another woman after sentencing by the same judge. the court approved it but according to his lawyer he was quote jilted by his intended bride. gangs left the courtroom as a single man, sentenced to eight years in prison. >>> bay area with a scary twist. instead of robbing by gunpoint investigators tell this man the pharmacist has a bomb and demand oxycodone. the first robbery happened december 12th at w

it is unreal. we'll see a key change in the forecast for tomorrow. it's going to be improving the air quality. the high pressure helping to drive the pollution with slight offshore winds, and very light winds albeit. and that warmer than average weather. throughout tomorrow we'll see the high pressure will gradual shift off to the east and weaken. it will just take one subtle change in the atmosphere, this weak storm system approaches the coastline, even though we don't have any rainfall with it it's going to give us a directional change in the wind. from easterly winds to onshore, cooler winds, coming out of the west 3 to about 6 miles per hour. that should be good enough to stir up the atmosphere. and also give us some improvement. now, the other thing we'll see with the weak storm system moving in is the cloud cover. it will not be totally cloudy across the bay area. clouds moving up from the south will give us filtered sunshine. you'll notice yes, we do have rainfall well offshore by thursday at 5:00 p.m. as that storm system continues to get clo

this is unreal. i had a hard time typing these numbers, even though it looks good. i want the rain. >> yes, we need the rain. thanks jeff. >>> still ahead, the scary ordeal for one driver. and it's all caught on camera. >> plus, we have jimmy. >> we're on next, it's great, thank you! >> imagine seeing that in front of you. terrifying moments captured on camera. driver said he heard a noise behind him looked back to see that. just before hitting the car, the big rig veered to the left struck the median instead. icy conditions are believed to have caused that crash. even looking at that no one was hurt. talk about a close call. amazon success on the small screen may have prompted them to aim bigger. the company behind "transparent" announced it plans to produce a dozen full-length feature films for release in theaters. the films will be available to amazon subscribers following their theatrical debut. last week they announced a deal with woody allen to create a television series. >>> the warriors and the sharks both in action today. sports is up next. >> good evening,

it's a big mess here, unreal. back in wisconsin, we know the score. that's going to be a big part of these campaigns isn't it? >> no question. scott walker is expanding his theme when he ran for re-election this year. he essentially posted as wisconsin versus washington. now he's taking that message national in the speech he talked about in d.c. he said it's great to be here. 68 square miles surrounded by reality. so he's sort of sharpening that theme and saying let's let the states create their open solutions and by the way, look at what i did in wisconsin. >> that's a big part of a governor's appeal, but any candidate who has not engaged at the national level for a long time, also as a rookie. that means that they are going to have to step up and master a lot of these issues. national issues whether it be entitlements or foreign policy or national tax policy. that are going to be big in a race and that can be pit falls for somebody who really hasn't studied that like i think walker hasn't shown. i mean he may be able to do that, but he hasn't shown

tom brady going for the sixth time just unreal andrew luck has had no luck with new england, zero andr, blown out every time including tonight. how about gilbertsville native and boyer town grad james devlin a touchdown for brady. then braid toy his offensive lineman nate shoulder the 320 pounder goes 16 yards patriots win by 38, they are going to the super bowl for the eighth time tied for the most in nfl history. >> my teammates i could not be more proud of them. we have worked our tails off to get to this point and it is nice to close the deal, baby. we have one more to go. the it is for you guys our fans, thanks for your support. we have had some ups and downs this year but right now we're up baby. we will try to stay up for one more game. >> so super bowl 49 is set, seattle and new england two weeks from tonight february 1st in air zone, last time a patriots team won was february 5th, 2005 in jacksonville, yep against the the eagles. we will be right back. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of t

ambassadors >> bonnie: with all the successes a truly diverse foreign service still remains an unrealized goal. in fact, the number of african americans in the service has actually decreased. >> linda thomas greenfield: we have to do a better job in the department in mentoring and supporting and encouraging officers because i think we do have a retention issue. they need to see senior minorities in positions of authority so that they have something to reach for. >> julie chung may: i have worked for several female and minority and other officers and its inspiring to see that and follow in these footsteps of these qualified, intelligent dynamic leaders. beyond just recruiting though i think its more important than ever that the state department retains these people and all the minorities and the diverse client group of officers that we have nurtured. how do we do that? family support, technology, and also mentoring. they all contribute to officers staying happy and staying in the foreign service. >> lia miller: they're trying to provide a more flexible workplace for women, offering flexed

unreal angle to beat the shot clock, 36 points in the game. averaging 35 now in his two games back.iers win it 109-102. rockets hosting the thunder. since we had this information with 31 point, 10 assists and they're 15-2 when harden has at least 30 points. and 9-0 this season when harden has at least eight rebounds. they are undefeated when they outscore their opponent and they did that. 112-101. >> good news for the rockets and harden and the family of four living in his beard. >> that's funny. >> that's all we got. back to you. >> okay up next in "the pulse," the oscar nominations who got snubbed and the backlash from a lack of diversity. >>> "the price is right's" announcer, oh, yeah, that happened. mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent

but to actually be there and see it happening, it was just unreal. >> well we don't know much about theoverboard. the cruise line didn't release information but we know he's pretty lucky. >>> a terrifying close call for an illinois woman. you see this here. she careened into the path of a commuter train. 78-year-old woman behind the wheel stopped and tried to reverse. she was unable to get off the tracks in time. the train struck the passenger side of the car and treated for broken bone, ribs and other internal injuries. >>> hope solo is free to focus on this summer's world cup now that assault charges against her have been dismissed. she was set to go on trial next week but a judge threw out the case raf her attorneys argued her half-sister and nephew, the alleged victims were uncooperative. the whole thing started with an altercation at a party last june. >>> a 3-year-old boy is safe out in utah this morning of a frightening carjacking. police say a stranger stole a car with the child still inside. there's the little guy. the thief gimped the vehicle after a few blocks leaving the boy

it seemed very unreal. so i couldn't relate it -- to it in a serious way. but this time, it hit me very hard, because it couldn't come as a surprise to anyone who has been following events over the past nine years. >> and i want to talk about those events. that started when you published those cartoons. but i do want to ask you in the context of these friends of yours being killed _ you are on the same al-qaeda hit list, and inspire magazine, the al-qaeda magazine, as was the editor of charlie hebdo, as is salman rushdie a quarter-century after he published “satanic verses.” what is it like for you to live knowing that you have to worry about this constant threat? >> well, i'm trying not to focus on it. i really put a lot of effort into doing exactly the same as i would have done without being on this list. because if i start to change the way i live my life and what i do and what i believe in, then i would hand those who would like to come after me a victory. and i don't want to do that. >> but some changes have happened, and certainly the cartoonist who,

. >> it's unreal. >> reporter: 85, the number of firefighters it took, 3 1/2, the hours it took to silence the raging fire, 16,000, the square footage of the mansion that burned. neighbors called it the castle. >> the fire? it was higher than the castle. >> there were two booms, well, you know, tolds really and flames shot up -- thuds really and flames shot up in the air. >> reporter: and the most vital number six, the number of people unaccounted for. >> when we arrived, we had varying accounts of the status of the people, whether they were home, in town, out of town. so far we have not been able to make contact with the occupants. we're trying different measures to reach out, but so far the occupants are not accounted for. >> reporter: firefighters first heard from a third-party alarm company that monitors the home, then 911 calls from several neighbors but never distress calls from the burning home. among the missing, homeowners don pile and wife sandy. four others are missing. neighbors fear some could be children. >> i'm not optimistic, no. >> they're the nicest people you would ever

they are unreal with a 30 second commercial going for $4.5 million. >> stunning. >> that's -- >> 30 seconds. >> we all know there is much more to the game than just the game. it is a lot about the commercials. >> yeah. at that price they better be. >> we hear about one ad that is so controversial that it has actually been pulled from the telecast. >> what sells better than sex? puppies! but when go daddy cut the cord with sexy commercials. >> go daddy.com. >> and went with buddy the golden retriever for its super bowl spot. >> instantly my mouth was gaping open as i watched. >> first the pup bounces off a pick up and then makes a gruelling but adorable effort to find his way home. >> it's buddy. i'm so glad you made it home. because i just sold you on this website i built with godaddy. >> ship him out. >> me no liky. >> i was completely horrified. >> do you think puppy mills are funny? what kind of monster do they have running their marketing department? go daddy noted the ad spoofs the latest budweiser super bowl tear jerker which celebrates puppy horse love and when the pup is threatened,

we'll discuss and the flyers with all star break in need of an unreal second half of the season to makes. what has to change. glenn mack could you joins to us talk about that and much more coming up. >> hello i'm lesley van arsdall a great show for you we'll start with the hot topic of the week. deflate-gate. next sunday super bowl xlix between seattle and new england. seahawks arriving in the desert a short time ago and the last week they came back from that 16

you have the reality of what is going on behind the scenes with the unreality of what is going on withhe world. they had the head of black rock going out there. we did a lot of that before meetings. he gave us his assessment of the state of union. no tax reform. we ran into a bunch of people that gave us an insight of what is going on. dan loeb wants to start his own business group your in new york city. that is kind of what was good about it. the world economic forum is 90% propaganda. you financially, what you see is not really what is going on behind the scenes. >> you did not get arrested? you did not get arrested. >> i did not get arrested. who should have gotten arrested are the thugs at cnbc. threatening our guest. at one point, when maria was going to interview brian, he is a ceo. he walks in and the jerks start tackling him. i had never heard of that before. i am all for playing hard. playing rough. trying to get stories. do you really have no how disgusting that is. >> it makes them look bad. >> i agree. charlie, come home. stay away from the jail. cheryl: i will be covering

unreal.e will >>> breaking news from france on the heels of mass shooting in par thinks morning another police officer is killed in a double shooting. >>> breaking news a disable veteran becomes philadelphia's first fire death of the year, we are live on the scene where fire fighters had a tough time battling both the fire and the bitter cold. >>> don't look now but temperatures are still dropping at this hour near record cold is making it dangerous for anyone to be outside for very long time. >> so important that everyone you see there is bundled up. they have hats gloves, scarves, katie, we are hoping we don't to have do this for very licensing what do you think. >> we will to have keep that winter weather gear ready to go but it will not be as harsh in the days ahead. that is kind of a bright spot. today will be a very bright day, with that said, full sunshine across the board. you can see that center city sky line off in the distance here in our live neighborhood network with no problem.

. >> unreal feeling looking at all of this confetti fall. >> i love you, baby! >> like i said it is an unreal feeling, man. >> reporter: the ducks now back to eugene. he will likely have his name called this spring at the nfl draft. >> right now cardell jones is the man. thank you very much. so great. >>> the buckeyes didn't start out perfect last night. the flag wavers spelled ohi. where is the final o. they were caught up at the entrance and described it as a minor trampling accident and everyone is okay. >> everyone in the crowd saying o, my goodness. >> especially since oregon was a favorite. i got that. that was great. >> always here to deliver for you. >> look at charlie, he is cracking up. >> you two. >> good to have you back from the golden globes. >> hollywood king. >> we got to wait for oscar nominations on thursday. >>> it is 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning" the republican race for the white house. look who it is. it is frank in our green room. what are >>> he spent 16 hours in the chilly waters of the atlantic ocean. >> after some time i said i'm no

. >> it's an unreal feeling. looking at all this confetti fall and -- >> this is a baller. come here. >> reporter: a hug for the third stringer who led them to victory. what an incredible story. great to be there last night. and one more image from the big game. look at this. his name is greg burks. people studying his face during the game, did he look familiar to you? because so many noticed a similarity with legendary comedian bob newhart. tonight, he's responding tweeting in regards to my new career as a head ref, hypo, i don't have a series anymore. i had to do something. the whole thing was an incredible thing to be part of. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. lost at sea. look at this. a cruise ship passenger right there in the circle overboard. left behind by the ship. and then the amazing rescue. you won't believe what happens next. >>> also the big change coming to facebook. the urgent messages that could soon be showing up in your news feed. >>> and then big news coming in tonight about a "dancing with the stars" favorite d

. >> unreal feeling. you know looking at the confetti fall. >> come here. >> my teammates. >> i love you, baby. >> i guess this is an unreal feeling. >> reporter: the ducks now limp back to eugene without a title and likely without the services of mariota much longer. his name will likely be called this spring at the nfl draft. >> right now, cardale jones is the man. i love the players going i love you, baby. thank you, manuel. the buckeyes did not start out perfect. the flag wavers spelled out o-h-i on the field. where is the final "o?" the flag got caught on something at the entrance to the field. tripped up a cheerleader and several players. they described it as a minor trampling accident. everybody's okay. >> everyone in the crowd was saying, oh my goodness. >> especially since oregon was favored. that made it so great. i got the oh, my goodness. i like that. >>> i'm here to deliver for you. it's just -- charlie is cracking up. >> you two. >> good to have you back by the way. >> good to be back from t

the atmosphere on the highs from first second was unreal.t's gone before whole our lives and i'm pretty sure i'm going to watch this hockey game like i will enjoy it. so 100% i think. it is what it is. >> third and final test is underway between west africa the series will be followed by three t-20s and five one-day internationals. >> closing out their two match series they are coming off the most successful year as they won five tests. gls. >> diplomatic missions. the rules say they can't keep any gifts over a certain value. anyway den baba takes a look inside the sprawlt when some of those gifts are are stored. a lot more than handshakes on his travels. there are always gifts involved. it is usually a question of give and take and maybe a blessing or two but the rules state commissioners can't keep any presents over $150, around 100 euros. the workers call this area the ali baba's care of. >> it's important we treat the gifts to the best respect. after that they bring them here to the ali baba cave. >> this, from russia, whose recent regul

it's unreal. >> reporter: one person less surprised is a social worker who worked with him as a youngan taking him to disneyland paris. after not seeing coulibaly after 15 years, he showed up in his office last spring after getting out of prison. >> he's lost. he needs people to remind him that that can be done that can't be done. when someone is involved with manipulating people you can use him for anything. >> reporter: they told cnn it's wrong to imply they are nothing but breeding grounds for terrorists. many work their way into mainstream society like the mayor himself. he adds the large families unemployment lack of police decaying infrastructure provide a fertile environment for it. in the case of amedy coulibaly. jim bittermann cnn, france. >> intelligence agencies have been scouring social media trying to find clues about terror cells. president barack obama and british prime minister david cameron says their two countries will work closely together to track them online. they say more and more terrorists are use zing social media to recruit and spread a perverted islam. >>> m

. >> that is unreal. thank you so much maria. >> let's keep talking about the storm of 2015 s. how are you going to ride out the storm. we will have a live debate at #keep talking on facebook. >>> breaking right now what is being called a device has been found on the grounds of the white house. spokesman josh earnest saying in the last hour this device does not appear to pose a threat to any one inside the building. local reports say that the device is a drone. president obama and the first lady are overseas traveling in india right now. >> chris christie taking his biggest step yet towards a presidential run. the new jersey governor officially launching a political ks as committee allowing him to hire staffers raise money for a likely presidential campaign. christie is the third major republican player to begin the fight for campaign funds. we may have seen a sneak peak at what it may look like. 300 from the gop coke brother's events this was last night in california. rand paul and marco rubio takinge and senator cruz taking the stage for a debate. >> the missing elderly coupl

it was unreal i couldn't reality to it. this time it hit me very hard because it couldn't come as a surprise to anyone following event in the past nine years. >> you are on the same al qaeda hit list. inspire magazine as was the editor of "charlie hebdo". and rushdie after he published his book. what is it like for you to have to worry about this constant threat. >> i try not to think about it. i put effort into doing exactly the same as i have done without being on the list. if i start to change then i would hand those that would like to come after me a victory. i don't want to do that. >> let's go back a decade when you thought about publishing the cartoons of prophet muhammad. you wrote: so you asked that question. was there self-censorship. would there be this violence. you didn't expect that you would see the kind of violence that killed hundreds of people? >> of course not. >> even experts on islam were telling me in the fall of 2005, that this would never turn into an international scandal. it is a rationalisation of

. >> it's unreal. four weeks ago, five weeks ago, i didn't see myself in this position. >> reporter: nicknamed 12-gauge, because of his size the 250-pound sophomore can throw. and run. the stage is set. the oregon ducks behind superstar mariota. answer the ohio state buck eyes and a quarterback who began the season sitting on the bench. >> bring it on. >> ohio state was the underdog in the first playoff game against alabama, then ranked number one in the country. they are six-point underdogs against oregon. overnight, what could be a key zomt, one of oregon's top receivers tested positive for marijuana use and will be ineligible for monday. i loved the ducks at first. i'm getting wobbly. >> as a life long michigan fan, i'm never going to count out the buck eyes. it pains me to say it, i'm wolverines all the way, but i have to stay with the big ten. ohio state. >> dan, just listen. >> 11 players on each side. >> not a big sports fan. watching that story, i liked 12-gauge. go 12-gauge. >> abc news we're

. >> usually i can believe there is but i'm almost speechless which is really unreal.wanted to say hello to all of the students that i ever had, all the parents i ever had for people like quincy, teaching is the greatest profession there is anyone out there thinking about it go into. i have never regret philadelphia. i love the student. i lover the school. look at who i am with. i mean, how can you -- i mean, can't ask for anything better than. >> this quincy! >> do you still play bb -- >> i still play bb and c always start out with gospel music, most important thing, you have to have a relationship with god first of anything, put god first everything else comes into place. >> quincy. >> yes? >> i love this man. >> ya, you remember me moo as a boy. >> i remember as a young boy. >> you actually taught my sister as well. >> so who is the better student, me and my sister. >> go oh, don't get me in the middle that far one. remember i would go when quincy went home, what i would do is i would beep the horn, do you remember that, then wave, i would wave back to you? >> total

♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [ music ] >>> these pictures are unreal.ble video of a climber scaling a frozen niagara falls. he made his way up a 147-foot frozen section. the biggest of there three water falls. he planned out the route with the help of park officials and climbed down a day away to clear away loose ice. some of the falling ice were the size of a small car. he says the cold temperatures slowed down the auditor fall -- water fall. >>> request to become president is over for mitt romney. today he announced he won't seek the nomination for president in 2016. it opens up the field for other contenders. more from washington. >> reporter: mitt romney telling staff and advisers he will not run for president. making the announcement on a conference call weeks after telling donors he was considering a third bid for the white house. >> i am convinced we can win the nomination but i realized it was a hard fight. >> the move opening up the fight for others including governor chris christie, scott walker and marco rubio. some aids and donors already st

the dialogue was unreal. he is like corporate speak that are incredible.ote an amazing script. >> dan, you are obviously making a statement on the 24/7 news cycle that's just churn and burn and churn and burn. talk about that. >> it's particular to los angeles. when i uncovered this world of people that go out at night and film crime and crashes and sell to local tv news i was interested in that world. as i started to research local los angeles television news it's a particular beast. my brother likes to say you have to wear sunglasses when you watch local television news in los angeles. i was aware there if you're not watching you're in danger. what i uncovered is it's a story of urban crime creeping into the suburbs. urban crime is underreported. suburban crime is overreported and the fact that crime in los angeles is trending downward is not something that's addressed and the stories as they present lean heavily into graphic violent images. >> thomas you and i did local news in our day. i think he's one of those scanner people. were you a scanner person

they found out that 20 minutes of brisk walking can reduce the risk of death which is unreal.n is how does this happen? well, if you're obese and you have the fat around the organs, visceral fat as we call them, what they do is make your insulin hormone not effective. they work on the muscle so you become diabetic. they press your kidneys and your salt will go up you'll end up with high blood pressure. it affects all your organs and basically locks up your liver. which is a filter, and all the bad cholesterol will get into your system. you have your diabetes as a result of obesity and high blood pressure, and it's called metabolic sip dream which leads to heart disease and stroke. if you don't have time, we always talk about half an hour to an hour three times a week. if you don't have time incorporate 20 minutes of brisk walking or take the stairs or you know, start moving around. studies have shown also if you sit behind the computers more than three to four hours a day you increase the risk of heart disease. >> the researchers found that inactivity could be the culprit behi