it's all on vance and hellie.place like wendy's. >> no drive thes. >> pick something good. >> we'll go for that. thank you. he mentioned a picture from hellie. they showed us the zip line before. vance and hellie live from indy. we want to see you on the zip line. that is the shot. >> that's worth going all the way out there in the cold. >> can you read my lips? no way! is that clear? >> yeah. >> come on. >> i actually put that out there on twitter. i asked people what they would think if we got vance out there. one guy said, listen. he's a lot more important and a lot cooler than you. so why don't you do it? you know what? -- >> that wasn't me. i didn't do that. >> all right. so here's the deal today. the tight end for the patriots had limited participation in practice today. there is no way he does not play in the super bowl. the giants trying to tweak tom brady a little bit saying the last time they played he was thinking there was a phantom pass rush but nobody was even there. so he was almost playing scared.

jim vance is out in indianapolis taking in the pregame festivities. and, vance, i understand you've also been eating well while you're out there, right? >> i have indeed. i always make it a point to do that whenever i can. i know you love to travel. and i know that everyone in this country who loves to travel just can't describe that wonderful joy of happening upon that one of a kind eatery that's known best and sometimes only by the locals. well guess what? we found one and it is not a restaurant. it's a bakery called long's. everybody who's ever spent any time in indianapolis told me i had to drop in on this spot. and it seems that everybody who still lives here still does, often. >> it's absolutely a family business. >> reporter: that is cindy rene. she owns this place with her two brothers and husband. her grandfather opened the shop back in 1955. so you might ask, why have they been so successful for so long? >> everything is made from scratch. no preservatives. everything you get is going to be made fresh. >> reporter: every single donut is a ha

surprisingly, everybody knows vance, too. we are on radio row. vance. vance. it was ridiculous.ho else was there? >> who is that? >> charlie brown. remember charlie brown, with the skins, had some of the softest hands i can remember on a team, really nice to see him again, looking good. >> have more coming up a little later on at 6:00. guys? >> good flashbacks. getting the goods for us. see you at six, guys. >>> next, a mother and toddler terrified when the fbi chainsaws its way into their home but turns out the raid was a mistake. >>> and for all your news, follow news4 online, search nbc >>> after a two-year-long drug and weapons investigation, fbi agents thought they had their man, but a last-minute mixup put them at the wrong door. as victoria block reports, the mistaken raid left a mother and her 3-year-old terrified. >> i took two steps, faced the second door and i heard the click of a gun and saying fbi get down, so i laid down on my living room floor. >> reporter: judy sanchez describing how she was terrorized during an early morning fbi raid in fitchburg. >> i'm screami

jim vance and dan are in indianapolis getting you ready for the big game. we are just three days and a little under 10 hours away, but who's counting from the start of the game. >>> airlines canceled more than 180 flights at denver international airport because of a major snowstorm bearing down on colorado. the snow began falling last night. right now there are blizzard warnings for much of the state. tom kierein says the snow could keep coming down until tomorrow morning in winter storm could bring nearly two feet of snow in the area, that would make it one of the heaviest snowstorms in that city's history. >> they're used to snow. >> but not that much. >> not that much at once. >> winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. it will be a paralyzing storm for the rockies and points east into the central plains. here, though, that storm will be approaching us over the weekend. might bring us rain by the time it gets east. just too warm here. right now 40 at reagan, under a clear sky. winds out of the northwest around 10 miles per hour. and we have it down near freez

hey, vance? >> reporter: hi, one heck of a football game. on sunday, during the course of that game at lucas oil field, there will probably be more than one reference to some of the players as warriors. some people have a problem with that. but on a different field here in indianapolis tonight, that term could be used with absolutely no fear of contradiction. they have faced every challenge there is on a football field, until now. and they've never faced the challenges that tonight's opponents bring. the wounded warrior amputees have the respect of this alum off the field. now they have it on the field as well. george played for the wounded warriors and considered it an extreme honor. >> humbled to be on the same field with those guys. i speak for everyone that -- for anybody in the military, we say thank you. the strength and the courage that they display is unbelievable. so this is an honor for me to be out here. >> for them to come out and to -- to play against us. they don't have to do this. they've already established themselves as grea

>> of course. >> good. >> vance is paying. >> all right.ll hurry to it. >> order everything on the menu. >> exactly. >>> speaking of the super bowl has gone to the dogs. literally out in montgomery county, pet dominion hosted a huge super bowl celebration today here in rockville. among the festivities, a puppy bowl featuring all the pets there today for doggie daycare. the pooches were divided into two teams the paw $piates and the growlers. the growlers mvp went to a beagle. there she is. named bonnie. and she played for the growlers we just learned. okay. >> all right. now see what vance and hellie are missing by being out in indianapolis? we've got some major stuff going on back home, guys. what have you got? >> shame on us. >> yeah. >> how do you like the fact they just volunteer you to pay for lunch all the time? >> they can say whatever they want to say but i'm the one that's got to reach for the wallet or not. may i say there are no questions that are unapproved, folks? feel free. and then dan is going to show me how to like somebody

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looks like jim vance enjoyed that experience.hat any kid would do in that kind of car that looks like fun. watch reports from vance and dan hellie all week long. we are just two days -- two and a half days away from kick off. >>> facebook users get more than they give. a new pew study found the average user gets more comments, more likes and more messages, even more pokes. the researchersswv use 20% th 30% of facebook users fell into the power user category. some of them send a lot of friend requests, others tagged more photo than the average user. pew analyzed activities for the month of november 2010. >>> hewlett-packard is recalling about 928,000 fax machines because they could overheat and pose a fire risk. the recall involves the hp fax 1040, and 1050 models. the company says to unplug the machines and contact them for a rebate and replacement. >>> spirit airlines is racing it's prices and it says it is not happy about it. the airline is raising prices by $2, with what they're calling the department of transportation uninten

>> you heard mine. >> you've heard vance's. going to give a complete synopsis of our predictions coming up tomorrow. >> oh, coming up tomorrow. >> have a good weekend. >> all right. i got a super bowl -- >> you'll have to tune in. >> i have a prediction. i predict madonna brings some, one or more special guests out with her during the halftime show. >> yes. >> in all seriousness? >> yes. >> i've heard that she could have some very risque stuff on. this is going to be a hot halftime show. >> no, not madonna. >> i'm telling you it is going to be controversial. >> fcc be alerted. >> fcc be alerted. >> if she's still got today my journey continues across the golden state, >> fcc be alerted. >> if she's still got where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising icon. cheers! i mean, who wouldn't want a piece of that? geico. ah... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent oh dear... or more on car insuran

jim vance and dan hellie are in indianapolis getting you ready for the big game.ust two days and 12 hours away from kickoff. it's 6:30, in case you didn't know. voice" and don't go to bed without watching new 4 at 11:00. >> that's an order. >>> indianapolis will be buzzing about this report today. peyton manning co tukring missed the entire 2011 offering a conflicting position. we were hurtinÃhere.xd >> for easy.rúf ou forohóa> sever l inx tom we iht the weather. we were just hurting show for snow. pt6d wesky. seeing all that snow out near denver. >> low?Ñ ton mid for few lo in ure 2 thegeorg from the7:13.ísev 406 atlanticdegrees. tz midmorning, do swvers sv lots7:0 50s during the afternoon. high clouds drifting in by late afternoon. now, for overnight, here is the evening planner. sunset by 5:31, down to the mid 40s bydegre that sst clouds moving gettingin war ofvh sunshine saturday morning, but then clouding up the rest of the day with highs give that denver storm, that's moving east but coming into warmer air and moving south an chilly43 does as we into nmornin

we'll be back guys. >> thanks vance and dan. >> super bowl parties packed across the district maryland so hey, the new york giants win the super bowl. whoopee. the redskins beat that same giants team twice last season. giants-redskins. what's wrong with that picture? who here is for the new york giants? who here is for the new england patriots? who here is for the washington redskins? >> redskins aren't playing. >> they aren't? aren't they? yeah? >> 9 redskins are playing. they're going to win. >> well, they're playing foosball or something right now. >> it's so hard being a redskin fan on a super bowl night like this. watching two teams that you don't like play in a game where you should be. it's like someone stealing your date to the prom and then going to the dance and watching her kiss them on the dance floor super bowl party at jimmy's old super bowl tavern in herndon. lots of blue here but just a touch of burgundy and gold. >> '82, '87, '91. remember those days? >> yes, sir. >> what's a redskin fan going to do? >> hope snyder gets his act together. >> i've been in this market lon

this is where it all happens and as usual, everybody knows jim vance. no surprise there. >> well, not everybody, but i'm thrilled to be here because there's all of these guys here who at least talk like they know what they are talking about and it is such a joy to see them face to face. i'm enjoying this >> on radio row, everybody acts like they know what they are talking b. >> some do i guess. they have to. all kinds of stuff coming up, from a sports perspective talked to a couple of media guys about the likelihood of peyton manning actually ending up in washington, d.c., which people can't get out of theirs now. >> does anybody really believe that though? >> i don't, but some certainly do. >> i'm not doing a sports theme. i, today, am going to some place that i have been looking forward to for quite some time. i have been hearing for years about this joint in indianapolis that's bakery that they still sell what i'm told, the only place in the country that still sells mary janes and i would love to go buy me a mary jane. >> i knew know what a mary jane

hey, vance. >> hi, when day, hi, doreen. i think we can expect a heck of a game on sunday, in part because these guys are just absolutely world class athletes n fact, there could be no question about the athleticism of the player in the nfl today. they are truly gifted men, most of whom really work hard to fine tune their god-given talents. the question has been raised, perhaps legitimately, about the character of some of them. it has been suggested that many of them are lacking in character, far more perhaps than back in the day, as the saying goes. we put the question of character to a couple of guys who know something about it. former indianapolis colts tony dungy and also former redskins doc walker. >> nfl is a great livelihood, it is a great profession. we have got a great brand. and what guys have to understand is that there's so much attention on this game and on the players involved that one guy's actions really come earth whole landscape and so you can have 53 guys on your team and 52 guys doing great things, being

you got to try it out, huh, vance? >> well, in a manner of speaking. i'm happy to say i did. i got to tell you something, i'm going to tell what you is impossible. it is impossible to be in this or really any other super bowl city and be bored. there is something going on all over in and around this town, truly something for everyone. >> hopefully mario won't be mad we're taking his car out. it kind of like the kid taking mario's car out when he's not home. >> and that includes a guy who considers the sound and smell from an indy type car engine to be intoxicating. >> here we go. >> here's an opportunity here to racing. they stuff as muches of you as they can in an indy type racing car and then off you go. but not on a track. in the street. nowhere else in america could they do this. it is, after all, indianapolis. >> yes! yes! yes! >> well, you talk about the child coming out. a couple of things about that. one, those cars are not made for people who are 6'2", 225. second thing, i thought i was going to drive the car on the track. guy told me he wouldn't do that today but pr

. >> thanks, vance. >>> there was a lot of news going on today. huge cheers at the maryland state house. that's what happened when the marriage equality bill passed this afternoon. it needed 71 votes, and that's what it got. governor o'malley raced down stairs from his office and hugged the speaker of the house. citizens who have been waiting in the hall since this morning celebrated as well. >> the dig niltty of every individual. these guys did this, this man did this. lawmakers accepted two last minute amendments to help secure the vote. one has the law take effect january 2013. the other would require an illegal challenge to this law to be complete before it takes effect. the bill is expected to sail through the senate. >>> in new jersey, governor chris christie vetoed the gay marriage bill. he's a republican, the only way he will allow same sex marriage in that state is through a constitutional amendment that would then need to be approved by the voters. >>> here at home, two firefighters left the hospital tonight, they fell through the roof o

. >>> next, jim vance, dan helly in indianapolis.ll share their super bowl predictions with us. >>> and chuck bell will tell us ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thank you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> we are less than an hour away from super bowl sunday when the giants and patriots will face off in super bowl xlvi. here is a look at the countdown clock to kickoffment y. you can see we are exactly 19 hours 21 minutes and 30 seconds from kickoff, which is 6:29 tomorrow. and all week long we've been checking in with jim vance and dan hellie out in indianapolis. tonight we finally get to hear who they think will be the winners of the big game. they also got some predictions from other people who are in the know. >> reporter:

billion dollar vehicle deployment program. $5 billion for a vanced programs. and i clearly understand why people would want to fund all of those and i certainly have shown my support in many of these areas but given the state of the federal budget, where we are, i would stress that now is a time to differentiate between those things that we might want to fund and those things that we need to fund. and while d.o.e.'s discretionary budget just gross by over 3% in this request adding all the programs and subsidies in the broader budget will nearly double our spending on energy and that concerns me. i'm willing to support more spending in this area but only if the revenues are derived from new and not existing production. but that's another problem with the budget. it reignites a fight that the administration that's waged and overwhelmingly lost i might say for the past three years. instead of talking steps to dwraekts new domestic energy from our tremendous resource base the administration has decided again to try to extract $40 billion from the consumers of oil

you could win lunch with the "news 4 at 11:00" team, jim vance, doreen gentzler, doug hellie. just go to our nbc washington facebook page, like us and enter to win by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. when you watch the super bowl later today, you can thank an indiana high school team for all the great camera shots. fishers high school helped the nbc camera crews set up their coverage by filling in for the giants and the patriots. the high school team went through a full dress rehearsal as the teams, each being assigned a real-life giant and patriot to play. the players even got to run some of the plays that the pro teams have in store. the kids say it was an opportunity of a lifetime. >> i felt like it was the super bowl for us. it's very special to be part of the super bowl, which is in indianapolis, our hometown, just is amazing and it's going to be something special that we hold with us for the rest of our lives. >> well, the players said they might even use some of the plays from the pros in their high school games next season. >>> right now, salvage teams are working to remove fuel f

news 4's jim vance and dan hellie are in the middle of it all. they have a preview of the big stories they're working on today. >> reporter: greetings from indianapolis. we are here in the super bowl village. everybody already crowding the streets here. big party here in indy getting ready for the giants/patriots game. we're going to go inside the giants and meet a couple wide receivers who could be keys to victory. vance, you got a lot of stuff coming up today. >> a couple really nice things. everyone i've ever talked to has been to indianapolis has said to me you have got to go by long's bakery. it's this little hole in the wall place just a couple miles from here where there are donuts, i swear, to die for. we're going to show you some of that. also, later on tonight we actually, not we, i actually got in one of these things and took a little spin and i got to tell you just the sound of these things alone is enough to make your heart stop. what an adventure that was. we'll share it tonight at 11:00. >>> here at the news 4 super screen we want

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. >>> vance and hellie back live at indianapolis. super bowl's wrapped up.ld for us tonight. >> good game. >> yeah, that last nine seconds was so close. >> yeah, it really was amazing. it was like a good movie. they had the hook to get you in the beginning. of course that was the safety. then they had the change of pace in the middle. and then the climax, which had to be the manningham catch. >> and in that first quarter, i think it was the first quarter, eli threw nine straight receptions. i mean, he didn't miss anything at all. it looked for a minute there that the giants were getting to walk away with this thing. but we knew, didn't we, that that wasn't going to happen. >> tom brady comes in and completes 16 straight, which is a super bowl record. it was just an amazing game to watch. i was actually lucky enough to get down there on the sideline for the end of that game. and i'll tell you, the hail mary was -- i thought for a second gron kousi was going to get that. >> we were tolding our breath. >> that we were. let's take a look at some of these highlig

jim vance and dan hellie talking to joe gibbs, one of the best all-time coaches in history.nly four coaches in the history of the nfl have won three super bowls including new england's bill belichick and washington's joe gibbs. if you really want to sound like a pro at your super bowl party, drop this next level knowledge. joe gibbs is the only coach to win three super bowls with three different quashes, joe theismann, jim douglas and mark ripen. >> reporter: i think it's safe to say that our favorite interview this week has been with joe gibbs, you asked him a question that you've been asking several people this week. >> tony dungy, doc walker and others. i asked him if there's been any change in the character of the athletes playing in the nfl today, he had an interesting answer, i think. >> i coached in that one era and out a few years and then back. the thing that amazes me is that human nature is not going to change. 30 years from now it's going to be the same thing, i'm convinced. soive you're good at working with people, or if you're good working on a team and underst

jim vance and dan hellie have been keeping us updated all week on the events out there. they have a look now at what's coming up today. >> reporter: you thought the super bowl was in indianapolis. it's sunny, 55, right? >> i came here expecting arctic weather and look at us. no coat. it is absolutely delightful out here in indianapolis. and it's been so all week long. >> it feels like it's south carolina or something this time of year. >> no, it ain't that good. >> we have a ton of cool stuff coming up. i got a chance to catch up with al michaels and get his take on calling the game, his preparation, who he likes to win, always, always very cool to get his take on the, not just the game but the final little details that he has to do before he calls it. >> well, the guy knows what he's talking about and he certainly does prepare well. speaking of preparing, too, the folks here in indianapolis did a heck of a job in terms of taking advantage of their opportunity to be the host city in terms of looking at not just the immediate impact of all that money coming in but how it

jim vance and dan hellie are in indianapolis getting ready for the big game.t three days from the start and watch for their live reports all week long. >>> right now, thousands are awaiting an appearance by the world's most famous rodent. here is a live look. look at those crowds out there. in just about a half an hour, punxsatawney phil will emerge from his den on gobbler's knob and see if temperatures like we felt yesterday will stick around or winter will last another six weeks. official dance. look at them go. >> how can the poor groundhog sleep with all that going on. goodness gracious. >> they're doing the phil. good morning, off to a wet start. rain over if next couple of hours. later today, the sun back and into the 50s. a chilly pattern moves in friday, saturday, around sunday. donella, how are we doing? >> the crews hope the clear the accident. they're hoping to have this cleared in 45 admissibilitiey m now, two of the right lanes are able to get back. back to you both. >> that is "news 4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today

give a speech that looked like half of it was written by brzezinski and half of it was written by vance. finally a senator introduced a bill saying the national security adviser should be confirmed by the senate. he said it's clear that we have two secretaries of state, o we should, therefore, confirm the other one as well. and so the whole thing, so the office became a major issue. >> host: is the nsa a senate office now? >> guest: no. it has never become a senate-confirmed office. most experts, myself included, argue against doing this. um, the office, there are, unlike the office of management and budget who is a white house official, runs a large staff for a particular purpose who is confirmable, the national security adviser is not confirmable. to jump toward the present now, i mean, we can -- there are a lot of interesting stories in between, of course, but the person who ends up embodying the best way to play the role is brent scowcroft who was assistant under -- he had this job twice. he had it under gerald ford, and he had it under george h.w. bush, the senior, the first presid

para el votante latino, tanto dentro como fuera de arizona, creo que todos estamos muy claros, que el vance michigan 2% en washington, lourdes me lucía univisión. >>> un juez de la florida avaló la deportación. de e eenio casanova en la déca dlos 80 en su país. investigadores y activistas lo vinculan también a el asesinato de 4 religiosas norteaméricas en 1980. salvador castellanos nos dice por qué el ex militar se libraría de la cárcel en el salvador. el activista de derechos humanos miguel montenegro recuerda como fue torturado en la desaparecida guardia nacional del salvador en la guerra civil de los 80. cuando el general eugenio casanova era su comandante. >>> distintos tipos de tortura te puedo decir aislamiento, golpes en los oídos. golpes en los testículos en el abdomen. >>> como si fuera una compensación, el general vives casanova llegó a ser ministerio de defensa y reside hace varios años en estados unidos será deportado por orden de un juez de la florida, que corro bo su participación en violaciones a derechos humanos. >>> es importante el primer caso que nos conste a nosotros, qu

catch more live reports from jim vance and dan hellie tonight and all week.h talking there. >> well, if he does -- if they don't win, he can always get a job as an analyst. >> run for office somewhere. >> we have a few sprinkles now. you'll need the umbrella for another hour or so. sun back this afternoon. highs reaching the 60s again. then chillier weather moves in tomorrow, and it's going to be in place with rain in the morning and colder into the weekend. danella, how's traffic? >>> 14th street bridge inbound, still have an accident blocking the right lane. be aware of that. back to you both. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> and that is "news4 today." thanks for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. we're back tomorrow at 4:30. we hope you'll join us then. until then, have a great [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i

try as he might, jim vance could not get him to give the giants any motivation. >> what do you think the score will be? >> score? i don't even know. who wants it the most, who wants at this time most. that's all i can say. >> reporter: so are you prepared to tell me who is going to win? >> who wants it the most? that's it. i mean -- whoever play it is hardest, makes the least mistakes, have a real good chance of winning. >> news4 is your official station for super bowl xlvi. catch more live reports from jim vance and dan hellie tonight and all week long. >>> we are going to check up now on the midday traffic. any problems? >> if you are taking metro you can expect some delays along the red line due to scheduled track work. right now the red line single tracking between medical center and friendship heights. you can see delays on the red line in both directions. also traveling i-66, we are still slow in this area. as you head east, construction, some sign work happening and it will block at least one of your lanes between nutley and the beltway. once you get past the beltway 66 looks

vance from the victorious team flooded the pitch -- fans from the victorious team flooded pitcthe pitch. as the fans tried to flee, they are beaten, overrun, bludgeoned, and stabbed. the shoes show that bodies were crushed against locked gates. the head of egypt's military joined the met with shaken players -- military junta met with shaken players. >> each one will take his punishment. we will know what the true cause was for this tragedy. >> there are so many young people dead. nothing will stop some from believing that the old men from believing -- from leaving at the old men who have held egypt for so long are responsible. >> i spoke to him in tahrir square a short time ago. you mentioned in your report that a lot of the egyptians think that the military was somehow engaged -- in your report that a lot of the egyptians think that the military was somehow engaged. is there any evidence to support that? >> no. we have not seen any evidence whatsoever. there is no smoking gun. there is no clear evidence that shows the connection between the military regime and what happened in court sa

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. it was described as an all out assault.tudent opened fire on his classmates in ohio this morning. by the time bullets stopped flying one student was killed and four others were seriously wounded. it happened at a high school in chardon, ohio near cleveland. the suspect is in custody. jay gray joins us live from chardon where the community is asking why. >> reporter: absolutely. good evening. as you might imagine this tiny community of about 5,000 still reeling this evening

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. we begin with the republican race for the white house.ext big contest is next week in michigan. it seemed like mitt romney's race to lose but then

>> reporter: vance, this is going to be so cool. you have to get this on your radar.he groundbreaking is tomorrow. this is the tent where they're going to have president obama, former first lady laura bush and all the dig tenitaries will be e tomorrow morning. it's right in the shadow of the washington monument. but, boy, oh, boy, when this thing is done, it is going to be something to see. thanks to the designer, this wonderful guy, david oji is this wonderful architect. he's a rock star architect. born in tanzania. he was the son of a diplomat. traveled all over the world. was educated in london. he is such a rock star. they call him a starchitect. he took the roots and his inspiration from a tribe in west africa. most of the slaves that came to this country hundreds of years ago came from this tribe. they say all the african-americans are descend t descendants of this tribe. he's basing this amazing building on the tribe's sculptures of the late 19th century. it's going to be a work of art here in washington. it's going to be the first green building that the smith

our jim vance and dan hellie are in indianapolis getting ready for the big game. watch for their live reports all this week. it's been fun. >> yeah, it's been fun. let's take a live look outside. we've had rain around the region. it was raining hard as i was driving in this morning. we'll see whether that's continuing now and you can tell us whether we're going to continue to see rain. tom? >> off and on this morning we're going to have passing shower, so grab the umbrella before you head out the door. that's a live view from our city camera sheing the washington monument with light rain falling here in washington. and as we look at temperatures right now, reagan national's at 51 with that light rain. we do have a calm wind, and we'll have this rain continuing to move west to east right through our region here this morning. right now we're getting some moderate rain where you see these areas of yellow and orange in the northern neck of virginia. that's closer to washington, getting lighter to moderate rain in prince george's county. these pockets of yellow, these

. >>> jim vance and hellie are outside the stadium as the median masses get ready for super bowl ro46. >> there were 7,000 of them that were allowed inside the stadium this time.roll some tape and wel show you what they all look like in there. it was 7,000 fans who really wanted to be in there because some of them paid up to $5,000. there was the caped crusader there and others who were part of the crowd. fans got to lirsten to some of their favorites on the field. the pats, belichick, m. chad ocho cinco for so many years a superstar, and has hardly played in the new england run up to this super bowl. one guy that was on the field, though, was a man who knows everything there is to know, i guess, about the nfl players. he's the head of the nfl players association and one who believes in those contested labor negotiations last year. shamari smith we're talking about. he's a d.c. native, and wheile e has to represent all the players, i asked him if he thought the redskins would be in a bowl. >> are we -- i mean the skins -- ever going to -- >> don't even. you're talking to a guy whose d

. >>> super bowl weekend is finally here as we go live to indianapolis where jim vance and dan hellie caught up with joe gibbs today. >> reporter: i got to tell you some of the best fun to be had at a super bowl has nothing to do with the game. it's all about reacquainting with people that you have known or perhaps loved for a long time. dan and i had such a moment today when we ran into coach joe gibbs who was thrilled to tell us about a recent reunion with many of his players from the redskins glory years. >> i was telling jim i thought because i was away from it, it is emotional for me. everybody else probably didn't feel that way. when those guys got back and they got up and talked it was awesome. those guys got emotional and said how much that era meant to them. it was great and fun getting everybody together. >> i'm curious about something. do you think that belichick and coughlin have the same kind of relationship with their guys so that 20 years from now the same kind of thing would happen? do coaches and players have that relationship? >> i think they would have. i think the

jim vance and dan healllie are indianapolis.an watch their live reports all this week. >>> 4:53. coming up, talk about getting help from people in high places. how president obama is trying to help one unemployed worker find a job. >>> plus, having a little fun with jay leno. what the first lady and the king >>> welcome back. facebook is expected to file paperwork today to raise $5 billion for its initial public offering of stock. that total is about half of what had been expected. economists, though, say the size of the ipo could be increased to meet investor demand. the ipo is expected in may. it's one of the most highly anticipated initial public offerings in year. it could value the site at as much as $100 billion. >>> president obama is helping an unemployed texas man find a new job. darin waddell is an near and got laid off three years ago from texas instruments. his wife asked president obama a question during an online town hall meeting. she asked the president a question, and it led to this answer -- >> if your husband'

world number one victoria azarenka overcame injury to vance and progressed to the trip and final bellrush into the first set six two to pay to have twisted her ankle while doing so in character injured against advance scheduling the two thousand and nine double to championships on this very court this time around the twenty two year old proof that in six to six full victory me to the store soon will reach the final point tomorrow but. due to injury. in winter sports going to carly humphries has won gold in the women's doubles at the world but ships in lake places the reigning olympic champion and break woman jennifer could finish the competition with an aggregate run time of three minutes forty eight point five seven seconds to give canada its first gold medal since the women's inaugural race in two thousand and three time world champion sandra crashes and germany won silver losing to the willis thirty three hundred ths of a second while another mass and of the united states to the bronze. being chanted is amazing i mean a living champion it was kind of a bit of a surprise though to b

tons of artificial snow has been used to construct a track meet the new king state in central moscow vance with temperatures currently below twenty degrees celsius some of the athletes have decided to skip the event the defending champion cologne you know switzerland and as you've seen a couple of chick will be competing for russia have a solid sprint squad and are aiming for success after their home leg through spring standings leader and executed. now with four days to go until sunday super bowl the new england patriots and new giants have held their annual press day and revealed key factors which could determine we crowned champions the giants beat the patriots in the two thousand and eight super bowl final and despite winning ten straight games coming into this final the patriots know that have to be fruitless against a very strong giants defense and that puts even more pressure on new england star quarterback tom brady. i'm going to make sure i don't do any interceptions make sure i play try to play really well. they're good team i mean i think that's that's why they're here they forc

weather didn't affect the greek champions who took the lead after seventy two minutes to david foster vance within minutes rubin had a golden chance to level with n.p.r. cost me about mcgarry was sent off for a foul but substitute goalkeeper probably advance united roy carroll say resulting penalty is bad as an option after his body of promise to take the game to the greeks in next week's second leg while on tuesday's other side last year's final sporting brodeur lost two nil at home to turkish side question. well in the meantime russia has remained thirteenth in the new fever world rankings while spartak midfielder the really come by our office and his maiden call up for the national side the twenty five year old is set to make you senior debut in a friendly in denmark on february twenty ninth as russia prepare for this summer's european finals andrey goalkeeper of the who's carlo at tesco moscow is also due to make his international come back into open hagen three more friendly as our shared job for russia as part of their euro twenty two hour warm ups including a clash with italy in earl

should not play poland vance ko while in the other semifinal australia samantha saucer faces of france. former once only russian driver tyler boudreau has found a seat for his third season in the sport the former rhino man has joined the catherine team the twenty seven year old is replacing veteran ghana truly behind the world for the malaysian and british based outfit. will be a patrol team mate this year the trophy is due to take part in the pre-season testing in past lorna next week with the season getting underway with the australian grand prix in melbourne in a month's time the trough finished thirteenth in his maiden season before improving to tenth place last year. you know it was a couple of race. it was very difficult to pass this team so i'm really looking forward. to have a big potential belittle this last two years there was the weakest deal from the new teams so. be careful. it will be. now one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the upcoming summer olympics and art and will be the men's one hundred meters with several months to go before the london games one of the

indecent and hysterical vance how russia's foreign minister described the criticism by some western countries of the russia china double veto sergey lavrov was speaking a head of his upcoming trip to damascus where he is scheduled to meet with the syrian authorities on tuesday our correspondent peter all over listened in on the minister's comments. this was continuing on from that decision by china and russia to veto the recent un resolution on syria from moscow sergey lavrov saying that russia had asked the u.n. security council to delay the vote for several days in order to allow mr lovett off to complete his trip to damascus now they were that request were turned down by the u.n. security council so he left off heading to damascus on tuesday bearing with him a message from president dmitry medvedev a message that's believed to request the assad government make strong democratic changes in the country now the foreign ministry very unhappy about this the russian government very unhappy in fact going as far as to call it disrespectful to allow the not allow the vote to be delayed until. it co

to talk about this say well example somebody like donald vance today is getting a rehearing and he was tortured in a prison in iraq and rumsfeld was possibly responsible and yeah when i get anything that that's one of those those rare occurrences kevin i got to wrap it up and forth about thanks for joining us tonight i mean i think that it's pretty disturbing bring up some good points and made people just care more about the economy right now but it does seem like land everybody's given and when both sides just accept this that you know we're going down a dangerous path thanks so much. our guys are taking a quick break away from back report from the times says the u.s. embassy in baghdad is facing a crisis no splenda and a less than full salad bar what seemed like a small thing is this could have a larger implications for our future office will delve into the topic with michael o'brien stores with. my meal to the ambulance. people calling like you said for free and fair elections. and we're still reporting from the about clinton as you can hear behind me loud explosions. we've seen fro

to talk about this say well example somebody like donald vance today is getting a rehearing and he was tortured in a prison in iraq and rumsfeld is possibly responsible yeah you know what i mean anything that that's one of those those rare occurrences kevin i got to wrap it up and forth about thanks for joining us tonight i mean i think that it's pretty disturbing bring up some good points that made people just care more about the economy right now but it does seem like land everybody's given and when both sides just accept this that you know we're going down a dangerous path thanks so much. our guys are taking a quick break but when we come back in the times says the u.s. embassy in baghdad is facing a crisis no splenda and a less than all salad bar what seem like small inconveniences could have larger implications for our future on the rocks we'll delve into the topic with michael o'brien specifically back. from the. mission. next week president obama will reveal his plan for the federal budget was traditionally released the first week of february but this year pushed back the stated

in unprecedented ways and for reasons that have to do with the global label market and the and mike vance of technology and the changing role of education and society, with legal changes, these are all factors that have changed marriage for everyone. we need to understand the big factors rather than focusing on decisions that individual easily. >>marty: you write that african-americans are less likely to marry outside of their race of year to other ethnic groups. >> that is one of the puzzles. off nearly twice as many black woman as many graduate college. black women do not marry outside of their race. there are a host of reasons. some of the reasons have to do preferences and some of the reasons have to do with preferences of not black man and some have to do crushers of family and friends. family influences have historically suppressive interracial marriage is because your parents want to marry someone like them. as people become more independent, multiracial marriages have risen and all groups. >>ysabel: the premise that this is impacting everyone off, tell us what that means. >> the i

airing tomorrow at 7:30, this episode takes place in our own jim vance's very own barber shop that hostsy and jim discuss jobs. >> i know what you do today but know you didn't start there. what was your first job? >> my first job? ever? i was a plumber. i was a plumber because my daddy was a plumber and his daddy was a plumber. we had a united nations in my neighborhood of laboring men. >> so funny. vans was talking last night how he wanted to take some clippers to zachary's head. don't touch his hair. you can watch the full episode of district matters on 4. >> zachary has the full dread locks. >> they're gorgeous. >> they look good. >> every time he's on i get tweets from girls asking, who is that guy? >> and stonemasons still working hard to repair the damage caused by the earthquake to the national cathedral and a look at what's going on into restoring this national treasure. >> he was hoping for a prom date with taylor swift. ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfas