MARQUEZ: Now to some stories trending on the internet this hour. Actor Burt Reynolds is feeling better, but still not completely over the flu just yet. He remains in intensive care at a Florida hospital. The actor's representative says his fever has gone down and he expects Reynolds to be released from the hospital tomorrow. Casey Anthony's legal struggles are still not over. She filed for bankruptcy the same day two of her four convictions for lying were thrown out. Anthony says she owes almost $800,000 to about 80 creditors and has no income. A third victory for Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open, the win makes him the first man to capture three consecutive Australian Open titles. He beat Andy Murray in four sets. Amazing. President Clinton said he expects football to gradually become less violent. The president tells the "New Republic," I'm a big football fan, but I have to tell you, if I had a son, I'd have to think long and hard before I'd let him play football. Mr. Obama says he's particularly concerned about college players who suffer concussions and other injuries. He's less worried about the NFL where players are grown men who are paid well. The full interview appears in the February 11th issue. I'll be back in an hour with a sneak preview of some of the most talked about Super Bowl ads a week before they air. Who shot J.R.? A cliffhanger watched by millions around the world, so, how will TNT's "Dallas" deal with his real death. We'll have a live interview with the man who plays J.R.'s nephew, actor, Jessie Metcalfe. Stay with CNN. "YOUR MONEY" starts right now.
Obama Predicts Less Violence In Football