>> i like jim harbaugh. i don't like him. he is going after too much money. >> you will be talking about that into monday.

take you back to indy, jim nantz and phil simms. >> jim: thank you, j.b. the bears are secure at number two and week off before they reappear in the divisional round. here we go. jeff fisher, will this be the last play of his tenure. great tenure in tennessee. he would have no problem landing somewhere in this league, so highly respected. good hard fought effort. vinatieri from 43 yards for the win. they won the division because jacksonville lost. this would bring new york here next week. it's dead center. three seed belongs to indianapolis! when they won the super bowl back in the '06 season, they were number three seed. vinatieri wins it from 43. all set up by the fumble when it looked like the titans might win this one on the road. physician that snap went a little to the right side. guess one of the big reasons why kerry collins fumbled it, vinatieri, you said it, it is dead down the middle. but the play in that drive, the throw from peyton manning to blair white. then the tennessee titans blitzed, lost their discipline. nobody covered jacob tamme. >>

period. [ crowd cheering ] >> jim: here at lucas oil stadium, jim nantz, phil simms. grade 20-20. very familiar script. garcon, the ball comes out. good hit there leveled by michael griffin. they have been providing the audience here at lucas oil stadium with updates of the jaguars situation. that is all but over. a beauty for reggie wayne at the 48. >> phil: the defensive line is only four of them this time, no blitz. just so all outlook what it allows peyton manning to do. step up in to the pocket. nobody around him he makes a perfect throw outside. >> jim: the titans have picked it up. griffin with the football. down to the 36. dominic rhodes had a good gainer and then the ball came out. >> phil: it looked like it came out before he went down. just by watching his body language he's not saying hey, i was down. no. 30, dominic rhodes his knee is up in the air. also there was no contact to send him to the ground. the ground could have caused the fumble if nobody touched him on the way down. griffin with the football, know the situation. keep it tight to the body. >> jim: no quest

jim harbaugh shows the san francisco 49ers. five years, $25 million after leading stanford to a 12-1 record, and a orange ball win. best stanford season in 80 years. jim harbaugh joined us earlier tonight. >> it was the perfect competitive opportunity with the san francisco 49ers organization. we are just on the same page. it became obvious this was the time, this was the competitive opportunity and i willingly assessmented it. >> this was quite a week. there seemed to be a flow. were you away of the flow on the media side? >> no. i don't -- i don't get on the internet that much and don't read about myself when i do. but, you know, just a lot of careful thought and research and -- and, you know, trying to -- and prayed about it, talked to my wife. >> reporter: how close were you to going back to stanford? >> i mean, it was a process, you know, this week. it started when we got back from the bowl game. i had some opportunities both in college and from pro teams. it was tougher to leave stanford than anything but on other level t

it is jim's process. and he has four years on his contract. we hope he is at stanford as long as we can keep him here. when he is as good as he is, others will come knocking. no doubt about it. >> do you have a gut feeling? >> no, i don't have a gut feeling. if i did, i'm not sure i would be prepared to share it at this . >> he is not telling. many assumed harbough would take over for rich rodriguez at michigan. rich rod was not fire scpetd word is harbaugh will not coach at his alma-matter. on the field, sugar bowl, ohio state and arkansas. playing this evening and going deep posey with 23 yards. and coming right at you. 31-21 at that point. 31-26 and over a minute left. and he is picked off. ohio state holds on to win the sugar bowl 31-26. i know, dan, one of the things you asked earlier is if jim harbough has four years left on his contract, it is like if you and i have a contract, well it is different. >> well, they are not worth the paper they are written on. you tear them up and you move to your next job. >> doesn't somebody pay him out

. >> and we're going to have an interview with jim harbaugh. our fred inglis will have that at about 4:40 this afternoon. >>> a gunman held up a bank in south san francisco. that led the s.w.a.t. team and the fbi being called in. rob roth is live at the the scene with what happened and what witnesses are telling us, rob. >> reporter: we're at the westboro square shopping center in south san francisco and police have just removed the crime scene tape here at the bank of the west. now police say two or three armed suspects held up the bank this morning and are still at large. s.w.a.t. team units were poised at the front and back doors while dozenss of others in and around the bank. >> they were hiding in several locations inside of the bank. >> reporter: police went inside the bank and brought out the tellers and customers. >> we just looked out our window and we were in shock. we saw police going this direction, that direction. high power looking weapons and i looked the door right away. >> police officers that told us to get out from the laundr

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the judge york in the forty-niners reach agreement with jim harbaugh five years, $25 million. a press conference is still going on jim's in the same thing over over again for glenn has something fresh, something neil and and not exactly sure if firm is in the room or a may have to whisper. over there? >> he's really whispering. >> what virgas sang is were grateful. having been in that situation before, you don't want to be too loud and firm has so many things we want to learn. what we wait let him get there the laundry list and of mobile you over later in the broadcast. >> nobody at the news conference is is a 25 million. ? >> five years, 25 million but the forty-niners reportedly again in this world of trading in everything the agents flew a lot of the numbers out but that was their offer between 4 1/2 on 5 million, that account can go to miami offered 8 million this season. which would and 40 million. who knows, this guy what he did it work what have harbaugh on and he's going to want to talk about this. he supposedly hired to agents, one to work college games, michigan and

the 49ers or stanford for jim harbaugh, we guess. the word is the dolphins told their coach tony we will have you back next year. he sat in limbo and jim harbaugh turned down money that reached as high as $8 million. you don't know where these figures are coming from but the word is jim harbaugh not going to miami. the 49ers will move their offer up to $6 million. today somebody leaked out stanford is willing to go 4, 4- 1/2. as it stands right now, from everything we read, the 49ers or stanford and the decision today by andrew luck, this kid is one in a million off the field as well. he will stay in college. spurning what would be at least $50 million as the nfl number one draft choice. says he wants to get a degree. the kid said, i want to stay in college. and you have to wonder if indeed this is tied to jim harbaugh and we are going to wait and see but andrew luck will stay at stanford. the dallas cowboys have a coach for sure, jason garrett. interim coach and he went 5-3 after taking over for wade phillips. there he goes. the new

jim inglis joins us now. >> 49ers knew that jim harbaugh led stanford to their bowl game. this five year $25 million deal did get done rather quickly. now jim harbaugh becomes the 18th head coach in the 49ers history. >> this was a great day for me and you know because it's the competitive opportunity of a lifetime and one that i willingly accept. i move on with a very humble heart. but it's hard to hide my excitement and enthusiasm that's like coarsing through my vains right now. >> what are you going to do to find a quarterback? >> we're going have to go on that. it starts on our own team. talking to the quarterbacks that are on our football team. getting to know them. whether it's by the phone or in person. and you know there's also the draft, there's free agency, there's avenues but you know, first and formost i want to recruit the guys we have on our team first. >> you said he has the it factor, what is it? >> i don't know if you can explain it, you just have it. i think it's in the way he carries himself, the confidence he has and yet a will the of humidity. he has a

jim inglis joins us now. >> 49ers knew that jim harbaugh led stanford to their bowl game. this five year $25 million deal did get done rather quickly. now jim harbaugh becomes the 18th head coach in the 49ers history. >> this was a great day for me and you know because it's the competitive opportunity of a lifetime and one that i willingly accept. i move on with a very humble heart. but it's hard to hide my excitement and enthusiasm that's like coarsing through my vains right now. >> what are you going to do to find a quarterback? >> we're going have to go on that. it starts on our own team. talking to the quarterbacks that are on our football team. getting to know them. whether it's by the phone or in person. and you know there's also the draft, there's free agency, there's avenues but you know, first and formost i want to recruit the guys we have on our team first. >> you said he has the it factor, what is it? >> i don't know if you can explain it, you just have it. i think it's in the way he carries himself, the confidence he has and yet a will the of humidity. he has a

i love jim carrey. our next guest is one of the world's most foremost cardiac surgeons, as well as the emmy award-winning host of "the dr. oz show," which is syndicated across the u.s. and 80 countries worldwide. ted, would you mind finishing the intro? >> ted: please welcome dr. mehmet oz! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. dr. oz, my main man. how are you? >> i love the roots. we're from philadelphia. [ cheers ] i'm a philly boy. >> jimmy: you're a philly guy yourself. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, dr. oz -- will dr. oz eat a cheesesteak? >> no. [ laughter ] i love fat cheesesteaks, but i wouldn't. you know -- i saved your tail again just now. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, i defibrillated jim carrey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just saved his life? >> i pulled him back from death. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! this will be the fourth time he's done it. a fifth? >> a pulse of minus 4. >> jimmy: minus 4? i've never heard of that. >> i tell you -- yeah, kudos. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, the guy is amazing. w

to talk about the year that has come i'm joined by jim walsh from in boston he is a research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology in london we go to charlie beckett he's a professor at the london school of economics and in new york we cross to steve glasser he is the editor of the op ed news and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen again crosstalk rules are not in effect they'll be in effect in the next the days and of cross talk but not this one so i return to our virtual table here to talk about the new years that it has just come jam i started out the last program where the american empire stood at the end of the year where do you think it's going to stand at the end of this year at the end of two thousand and eleven some big choices coming up there again they include the usual suspects they're saying if we can still can have a stable government in iraq at the end of the year they were you know maybe all glimmer of hope afghanistan is still a quagmire with a lot of people saying it's time to get out and and we'll bring charlie bac

. >>> jim harbaugh taking his talents to south beach. steven ross leaving the bay area but did he take the stanford head coach with him back to south florida? that's coming up in sports. ,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. ♪ well, it feels so good [ female announcer ] when you have a softer bath tissue, you can enjoy going more... while still using less. introducing new charmin ultra soft. new charmin ultra soft has an ultra-cushiony design that's soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. [ both ] ♪ soft to the touch... [ female announcer ] using less nev

let's talk about the men of the horror of that would be jim harbaugh. if everybody was a peek at him because jim is in this because nobody knows what his future is going to be as head coach. is he glided take this reported forty-niner job? we understand the michigan job is open. harbaugh his stock can be higher than it is right now. projected to be the no. 1 overall pick up the nfl draft a strong they must pay for touchdowns in the second half. if you chose to come vote perhaps the care what haven't yet there's would be the team that will be under his implied. looks those of the two biggest there in the first bus and as this crowd as we get the camera a turnaround is feverishly waiting for the arrival of stanford 12 when his first time in its collegiate history can to keep a close. that's the story from here at maple pavilion ready to breed again the orange bowl champions that you and studio. the logo for the 2016 olympics has been unveiled but some people not happy about it. the problem the similarities between the logo between the real games and a cha

the studio as a matter of fact, after 4:00 newscast as came on as we were talking about the fact that jim was going to the forty-niners says the new head coach and then all the sudden we felt the jolt of the studio and looked around some lights were moving. that we got the word that the earthquake hit at 4.1 magnitude. the aftershock was 2.6 of course that's pretty mild of course. we are hearing from people around the bay area and a lot of people again in the south bay in the area of seven trees california also allan rock, morgan hill and mentioned san jose all near the epicenter. >> we talked to usgs they said it's a moderate sized quake and they said probably not one that would be expected to cause much damage. so far, the news that's for hearing people were startled and in some case sudden bank or quick roll. not something that's causing any damage. >> kimberly is been checking online keeping up with things there. what a finding? >> the usgs website has some maps, were looking at a map you could see that big red got to that's where the earthquake took place near the city of seven trees

we pronounce the jim harbuy sweepstakes to be over. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> they praised him following his announcement and wished him the best. university president john hen asy said he re-energized the football program. they commented his integrity, vision and enthusiasm. they watched the cardinal's rise from the basement to its penthouse in just four years under him. >> yeah, he's like awesome and turned the program around. but, i mean, he has his own life. >> everyone on campus is reminded it's hard to turn down $25 million. >> and in san francisco many folks see stanford's loss as a major gain for a floundering franchise. >> awesome. exactly what they need. >> he's capable of taking a team from nothing and taking it to something and that's what we need here in san francisco. >> another coach jumped from stanford to the 49ers a generation ago back in 1979. walsh won five super bowl titles in 15 years starting in 1981. we have jim's entire press conference including the one-on-one interview with him on our website. you can fi

feeling the effects of jim harbaugh. good night. wi >>> our first editorial of 2011 targeted our state's spiraling deficit, a 22% high school dropout rate, and our hope new leadership will bring real reform. this struck a nerve along party lines. robert fears politics will trump progress. "time to take the gloves off before the pitchforks come out. until the democrats change their liberal fiscal governance, california's toast." and robert's not alone. what you'll see in the next four years is why we passed prop 13 in the first place. colin, a teacher, questions the logic in layoffs. "all these glorious layoffs we've been enduring over the past two years should just cause the economy to soar." while rory says, "put your money where your mouth is. i'd personally like to see a big, big license fee for lobbyists." to leave your own feedback, join us online at nbceditorials.com. >>> hi. this is jim harbaugh, and you're watching "sports sunday" with raj. ♪ >>> hello, everybody, welcome to "sports sunday." we are coming to yo

i'm jim lehrer. the news on unemployment today delivered a two-part message about the economy-- the nation's jobless rate fell to its lowest level in 19 months, but employers hired fewer new workers than expected. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, we talk to two people who follow the job market about what the latest numbers say about the recovery. >> lehrer: then, fred de sam lazaro reports on a town in south sudan preparing for next week's vote on independence. >> woodruff: ray suarez profiles one of the new members of the republican majority in the house, ohio's jim renacci. >> it was easy for me to step up to the plate. i'm concerned for mire children and grandchildren, can't keep spending ourselves into the debt situation we have right now. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: from port-au- prince, jeffrey brown previews his coming stories about haiti, one year after the massive earthquake. >> thing-- from the minute you get out

jim you've been on a couple of programs about north korea nonproliferation iran so i'm going to ask a very broad question about two thousand and ten how did the american empire do is it losing ground it's going to continue to manage for all the world's problems i know a lot of americans hate the term empire but most of the world think thinks of it as an empire go ahead. of course of course they do well i think this was a year where america looked a lot inwardly because we had mid-term elections congressional elections that were a major political defeat for president obama and i think that's probably the big domestic political event this year look at across the globe certainly north korea and i know we're all most affected by most recent events but still you have to chalk up the last couple of weeks the last month or so the rising tensions in north korea and even the possibility of war between south korea north korea and i think that's going to spill over into the next year in europe and i will defer to my colleague in london but you have to think that here bankruptcies of greece and

jim harbaugh explains his decision to leave stanford. that's coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, be on your "to-do" list this new year: drawing up an advanced medical >>> it is one of the things that might be on your to-do list for the new year. drawing up an advanced medical directive or often called a living will. usually it is pretty simple. but as consumer watch reporter julie watts shows us, one bay area man ran into a snafoo when he tried to make a change. >> reporter: he grew up playing the piano alongside one of the greats. >> i learned song writing from ricky nelson. >> reporter: now in his 70s he is thinking about how he will say good-bye. >> i want to die in dignity and not burden anybody. >> reporter: last year he decided to amend his living will. the document that dictates how he wants to be cared for at the end of his life. but when he contacted keizer to make the change he says the hmo was unresponsive. >> i e-mailed them. i wrote to them. i called them several times. i filed a formal complaint with their member services d

jim bernard here. let's take a look at the weather pattern. we're up about 20 degrees from where we were last weekend at this time. you may recall we were struggling to get out of the 40s. this weekend, we're headed into the mid to upper 60s in and around the bay. sunshine prevails over the city, still a bit of patchy fog lingers, but not at the beach, as we see ocean beach looking clear at the moment. that patchy fog is confined to the north bay valleys and it will be clearing through the day, which we'll take a closer look at that and the drying trend setting up for the rest of the week, all coming up in the complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> sounding lovely. thanks for that, jim. >>> top of the news this morning, president obama says he and congress, quote, carry on because we have to, this after capitol hill came to a virtual stand still because of the shootings in arizona one week ago today. in his weekly radio address today, the president said economic issues can be tackled, quote, in a spirit of common cause, with members of co

thanks for joining us, jim. first, who decides what a movie is rated? >> the way it really works, motion picture association of america that does the traditional rating system, g, pg, r, et cetera, has a committee based in los angeles that screens all films and they look for various factors. they have a check list and then come up with the ratings. they have been doing this for 30, 40 years, whatever. we started common sense media, now has 60 million users in the united states, partly because we thought those ratings were not the that helpful. as a parent, you wanted to know a little more than just pg-13. what does pg-13 mean? >> how do you find out more? >> go to commonsense.org for one thing. that's why the organization has been so successful in this one area. millions go there every month for movie ratings so supplement. >>> and then it's your group's opinion? >> that's right, but it's our honest opinion. we don't have any skin in the game. we give you the honest information and let you decide what's rate. we've really seen this in the oscar nominati

i'm jim lehrer. the 112th congress convened today with republicans in charge of the house. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the "newshour" tonight, ray suarez reports on the day of ceremony as john boehner was elected speaker and new members were sworn in. plus, norman ornstein and michael beschloss preview the congressional battles ahead. >> lehrer: then, judy woodruff talks with "newshour" political editor david chalian about the shakeup of the white house staff. >> ifill: miles o'brien looks at how growing up in the digital age affects adolescent brains. >> we're going to be dependent on technology, let's be honest here. it's definitely going to wire my brain differently than it, then how your brain was wired growing up. >> lehrer: we examine the political turmoil in pakistan after the assassination of an important provincial governor. >> ifill: and we profile minnesota photographer and storyteller alec soth. >> yeah, where there are 500,000 pictes of things uploaded on facebook. being a photograp

. >> right when jim harbaugh was getting a head coach job. the forty-niners are taking on jim harbaugh of the quake did not long after. >> if you're 40 understand this is a great great day. the most desired head coaching candidate in the country both by college. and listen to the music they played. they played music when he walked to the podium basically jim was given his speech about the why he took the job, stanford on what date and a brilliant performance to when the orange bowl. the school's best performance in 80 years and that was time for the pros. >> everybody fighting for who takes the accountability which is something that i felt strongly about the that gave me the competitive opportunity to win. that's what you have to do at this level. with that excuse, without hesitation losing is not an option. >> our man on the scene who's been involved he's been much said york have been with trend balky he's been in giant jim harbaugh. from what is there. from then going to test your memory the last on the forty-niners did nothing at a major h

thanks, jim. >>> it is a snowy new year's day in parts of northern california, as jim mentioned. we'll check the sierra highways and how snow closed the sierra highway here in the bay area. >> i wanted to empower them and show them they have a right to be free. >> they have gone above and beyond to help others. a look back at the best and the brightest of the jefferson awards, next. >>> now here's tony talking about wintertime peaches. >> well, the taste of the day is peaches. their summer, our winter, chilly, that is, and the peaches are coming in. they are going to get bigger, sweeter, and less expensive. what's out there right now is okay, but you better select them and store them right, otherwise they are not going to taste good at all and then you'll throw away your money. talk about selection, when you buy them marks sure you see this right here? the less greening, the better. you really want to make sure it's moriel low, very important, and the more red. the sides are about medium. later on, two or three weeks, we'll get bigger sizes. and just slight give to the touch. sto

and we have seen that since november. >> jim, let me begin here. your parents started levanthal during the depression. we know your family has seen it all. what do you think investors in muni bonds today need to understand about the chance of a default? >> let me put it in perspective. we're talking about a security that has a payment record second in safety only to the united states government itself. we're talking about bonds that are paid from the first dollar in the city's treasury, not the last. or in the case of revenue bonds that are backed by the power of the authority to charge for a necessity of life. we're talking about community, state, and local governments that exist in perpetuity. so we're talking about something that is so essential to the ongoing well-being of the nation that to be talking about massive defaults is the equivalent of talking about the meteors, the down fall of rome, and the end of western civilization. >> as you look at the statistics, on average, debt represents about 4 to 5% of a municipality's budget. so it is no

. >> they were intense active care for more than two months, the family is from aptos and jim works in santa cruz at the costco store. >> we didn't know what we were going to do because we were couple hours away. it doesn't seem that far, we kind of go back and forth but we don't know how we would do it. >> a social worker told them about the ronald mcdonald's house in san francisco. three-year-old big brother got to stay there and jim remembers just how high their emotions were running during that awful time. >> i had to go back to work and came in the door, it was just like a little home and they could be safe. >> jim had used all his vacation time to stay by heather's side. then he got major help from the manager at the santa cruz costco who kicked off a campaign to donate vacation time. >> costco pulled out 28 days so i could stay here. >> jim inspired people at costco to make donations directly to the ronald mcdonald's house. the money goes to help the families and repairs have to wait. it's at least a $40,000 repair job. >> we patched it for quite a few years. now it's reaching t

jim harbaugh was interviewed. niners were prepared to offer the stanford head coach $5 million a year. but the niners aren't the only suitors. miami dolphins owner flew to the bay area making his pitch to jim harbaugh tomorrow. jim harbaugh has a link to other jobs including the raiders, broncos and michigan vacancies. today the wolverines athletic director crossed his school off the list. >> there has been a lot of jim harbaugh noise out there and i personally believe that jim harbaugh is headed to the nfl. but that's my opinion as opposed to any qualified judgment i can give you on that. >> raiders offensive coordinator hugh jackson reportedly also interviewed with the 49ers today. jackson is still the front runner to replace tom cable as the raiders head coach. the silver and black went from 31st in the league in scoring last season to 6th this year >> i like him. i think he did a phenomenal job with our offense and i think he will be a great head coach. no doubt. i think the team would definitely be better. i

they have new blood in the form of jim harbaugh and with that we pronounce the jim harbaugh sweepstakes to be over. from the palace hotel in san francisco, wayne, abc 7 news. >> all right before we move on we have jim harbaugh's entire news conference swell collin one-on-one interview with him on our web site. find that on the front page abc 7 news.com. >>> wayne in his had report and earthquake a magnitude 4.1 quake realityed the bay area this afternoon. struck at 4:10:00 p.m. along the fault line and centered near san jose. this is what it looked like. bart slowed the trains for 5ment sought agency could check the track for any safety issues standard operating procedure. there were no problems. the trains resume running shortly there after. abc 7 news got quite a few comments about the quake on the twitter facebook pages. on facebook luis good long shake and rumble in san francisco. alex says i live in santa clara and the house was moving side to side. and laura writes totally my building rocked and shook in downtown san oh, say. thanks for those who wrote in to tell usfá what it was

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