than a year to go in his presidency. this morning, he ll be looking back and ahead with our lee cowan. let me look at this one last time. there are a lot of last moments coming up this year for the president. and a lot of reflecting. not only on what he s accomplished but what he hasn t. one thing that gnaws on me is the degree of continued polarization. it s gotten worse over the last several years. the end of a term and beginning of a life after politics. later on sunday morning. osgood: today is a big day for the nfl with both conference championship games on tap. but what happens on the gridiron could have a long term impact that goes well beyond deciding the next month s super bowl contenders. mo rocca will report our cover story. pro football is more popular than ever. and the nfl says, safer than ever. small consolation to former dallas cowboy great, tony dorsett. what kinds of things started happening? well, memory, man. places that i go to on a regular
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