here. look at the time stamp, going into friday and saturday. another round of arctic air drops in and potentially brings us right back down again, maybe even colder. look at new york city. high temperatures on saturday could be 19 degrees, slightly colder than where we are later on this afternoon. so an incredible run of temperatures here. get your thermals on. pedram, thank you very much. now, america s college football championship has gone to the dogs. the university of georgia stunned rival alabama winning 33-18 in indianapolis. and bulldog fans are loving as you can see. it s a revenge for georgia after major loss to the crimson tide. we ll have much more, of course, ahead from indianapolis on cnn s andy scholes. meanwhile, still ahead right here on the show, we ll have the story of the british prime
alabama crimson tide fresh off a dominating performance last night in the s.e.c. championship. they will face off against the number four ranked cincinnati bear markets in the cotton bowl. number two, the michigan wolverines are take on the number three ranked georgia bulldogs in the orange bowl and the winner of those two matchups will compete in the college football championship game on january 10th at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. in houston, a plummer doing repair work in a mega church found an amazing catch, a lot of money, cash and checks found inside the walls. news of the find became public when a manage claiming to be the plumber called into a houston radio show. they were discussing valuable items. lakewood church confirm the finding in a statement to cnn and did not provide any additional information because of the ongoing investigation. police believe the discovery is connected to a massive 2014 theft at pastor joel olstein s
will: our very own carley shimkus is live in indianapolis and talking to fans leading up to excitement for tonight s show down. carley: you are absolutely right. number 2 michigan against number 13 iowa in indianapolis. i am personally very thankful this is indoor stadium. i have never been more comfortable doing fox & friends sports segment in my life. speaking of the stadium, i was talking to joel clack yesterday, a fox sports analyst. he will be calling the game tonight. nicest guy ever. because of the configuration of the stadium and structure of the seating there is going to be more fans inside lucas oil stadium than ever before. how cool is that? speaking of the fans, i talked to a lot of them yesterday, they are very excited. take a listen. how much would that win mean to you? a lot. it would mean that i would have to figure out how to get tickets to the next game.
both msnbc and cnn right now they wouldn t be half of what is watching us right now. rachel: sadly they are the people who watch the broadcast networks as well. and there is people that read the new york times. pete: sponge bob beats cnn pretty much. i don t know that for sure. rachel: i would rather watch sponge bob. pete: i would rather watch sponge bob. rachel: tonight is the big championship game. for a minute are they giving me sports headlines? will: you could handle that line. will: number two michigan will take on 13th ranked iowa in indianapolis. coverage of the action gets started at 7:00 p.m. on fox. pete: our own carley shimkus is live in indianapolis where she is soaking in the exciting atmosphere ahead of tonight s big game. that s what it said in the teleprompter, carley. rachel: don t soak it all in. i love soaking it all. in the atmosphere is going to happen later today. right now we are the only people here. how cool is it that we are here. by the way, coverage for
critical reforms are being undertaken to ensure that events such as these do not occur again. let me briefly summarize the results of our investigation. in july 2015, usa gymnastics reported the sexual assault allegations against nassar to the fbi s indianapolis field office. usa gymnastics officials described graphic information that had been provided by ms. maroney, ms. nichols and ms. raisman and performed the fbi that all three athletes were available to be interviewed. however it wasn t until six weeks later on september 2 that the indianapolis office interviewed ms. maroney by telephone as you heard and neither ms. nichols nor ms. raisman were ever interviewed by that office. moreover, the indianapolis office did not formally document its interview of ms. maroney at the time or its july meeting with usa gymnastics. the office also didn t formally open an investigation or an assessment of the matter.