i have think derek dooley, they're cautious but he will be supported.s is a guy if they had hired him off of nick saban's staff people might be dancing in a streak. 17-20 record. not easy place to win in louisiana tech. >> in case you haven't read a paper or watched television, dooley's predecessor is headed to l.a. lane kiffin accepting an southern to be the head coach at southern cal after a one season at tennessee and 7-6 record. made headlines with his brash nature. as a tennessee guy, what did you think about how kiffin handled the departure? >> i'm never crazy with a coach leaving three weeks before signing date. but i understand it. this is a business. this is supposed to be his dream job. three weeks before the signing date, i hesitate about any coach taking a job in that time frame. tennessee turned around and hired a guy who is going to leave his squad three weeks before signing date or less. it's the nature of the business. i wish he'd walk out there and i wish derek dooley a lot of luck at university of tennessee. >> speaking of dooley, he w

. >>> georgia tech at charlotte, and first half, the steal, and this is freshman derek favors, showing off a little bit. and showing why he's a potential nba lottery pick with that jam. second half, charlotte down three. georgia tech coach paul hewitt, imploring his team, we need one stop here. the yellowjackets win it. >>> for a full 30 minutes of highlights, including the latest on the muddled afc playoff picture, be sure to tune into "the final score" presented by burger king. that's following the clemson/duke game later tonight. until then, enjoy the second half.

you have to feel good about that. >> eric: derek dooley is the son of legendary georgia bulldogs head coach vince dooley and the college football hall of fame. most recently the head man and athletic director at louisiana tech in lufkin, louisiana. he will join us at halftime and you want to stick around for that. a chance to get up close and personal with the new football coach here at tennessee. >> mark: high ball screen for ole miss. you'll see a lot of them. >> eric: trevor gaskins hands it off to warren. warren with the shot. bone hands off to terrico white. warren, quick trigger from deep. the three-ball for warren. his second three-pointer of the first half. >> mark: tennessee defended the ball screen and guarded it well. warren rose up and knocked one down over top of them. >> eric: bone thought about it and works it around the perimeter. in the paint, back to bone. >> mark: kennedy with confidence in the zone. back to it. >> eric: terrico white has been fairly quiet in the first 17 minutes. >> mark: eric, tennessee will switch a lot of the ball screens. they'll trap some of t

and with respect to derek mason. clayton has not been that guy. they could not hurt anybody. >> that's right and your offense changes if you have a deep threat. ma that. of ll e team had. you have a good nfl quarterback. >>> it is never too early to handicapping your favorite basketball team. get insights before the madness starts. washington post live weekend returns. a brgen fi'm k, daug sch is awa oula vnven me plr al d meat pareouse. ing ally y hu def p ths m sc ld w ure he i s tls oon way the. i kat t a p donw also. i was reading in california, we have the state legislature has passed a special week celebrating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >>> it is january you can feel the madness intensifying to the surprising cavs and this area is booming. and breaking down the area teams. >>> you know hoops in the area you grew up around here. virginia is doing it and we'll see about maryland. this is hard to beat. >> no question. and i think they have a chance to make the tournament, that will make it happy. i owe it. >> and a couple with the terps and to help t

a day after the tennessee volunteer football team announces the new head coach in derek dooley. the tennessee basketball team trying to steal the headlines in the paper. they have a chance to knock off the rank ranked tennessee . with mark gottfried, i'm eric collins. up next, kentucky taking on auburn. the shot clock is 15. chism gets inside. it's fouled. >> mark: out of the time-out, steven peapear bruce wanted it in the heart of the zone. and chism slashes in. the rerreversal to the midto fel floor. tennessee in the last two trips did a nice job of getting the ball in the heart of the zone to create a two-pointer. this time creating an opportunity for wayne chism. >> eric: that foul on cranston, the senior from orlando, florida, fouls out. >> mark: i mentioned this one or two times. free-throw block-outs. if the foul shot is missed, ole miss has to do a good job of making sure everybody is blocked out and somebody has the shooter. a long rebound off the rim. so many timous see in the game on the missed foul shots, the defense team is not in possession of the ball. >> eric: [

derek hue triggered some pretty dusty memories with this idea.t does seem like the old way of handling corn on the ear has some advantages but that's when our yields were pretty exciting when they reached a total of 100 bushels an acre. to get some idea of how much storage that would need i took down and old corn crib, 40 feet by 80 feet. it would hold 820,000 bushels. our current farm production is about 200,000 bushels. that was also one of the last cribs standing in our area. in addition, i don't know of many manufacturers still making ear corn equipment. such as pickers, hickers and shell letters. so switching back looks unfeesible to me. but you are right about one thing. the old system would have been ideal for cellulosic ethanol. the cobs and the shucks were accumulated ready for disposal. all in all i think i'll still with combines, bins and augusters and hope for normal weather. >> please let us know what you think. please free fell free to contract us directly, or call and leave australia voice mail. for john and mike i'm al pell, thank

derek valcourt is live with the latest. >> reporter: travelers who want to get into the u.s. will be subject to mandatory full body patdowns carry on searches and body scans. people flying from nations considered to be sponsors of tearlism see the biggest changes. the new guidelines come more than a week after a man allegedly trying to blow up a u.s. airline on christmas day and another security breach grounded flights at new jersey's newark airport for six hours. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened after a man slipped past security by enterreg through an exit lane. the tsa says security video revealed he left through another exit about 20 minutes later. don. >> thank you very much. >>> tsa studies video of the breach to figure out the man's eye didn'tity and what he was trying to do. >>> we are -- identity and what he was trying to do. >>> police are investigating ball mere city first homicide of 2010. an unidentified man was found shot to death in the 2300 block of ocala avenue near drewit hill park. witness reported seeing two men run from the scene. but so far po

. >> dan: each play by derek johnson with the interception, this is one of two which ties an nfl recordre's his second one. this one went a long way as he is hit from kyle orton and then chairmans with the out -- and then charles with the outstanding afternoon. twice in the end zone. >> dick: here's a young star in the making, jamal charles who didn't really start as the featured running back until johnson left town in kansas city in midseason. and drives it deep for alfonzo smith. he's surrounded by white jerseys. the lateral is off to ellis. no, that's -- that's to josh barrett. he's tackled at the seven-yard line. that defines absolute difficulty for denver. and here's the afc playoff picture. indianapolis, san diego have long since clinched their bye week. if the jets win tonight, they'll be the number five seed. and they would turn right back and play new england. play new england. so -- excuse me, they would play cincinnati. i thought that that could be a rematch. they would play again next week. orton underneath to gaffney. gaffney has had a career day. out across the 25-yard lin

. >> our ravens coverage continues with derek valcourt.ple birds. the out come was what fans were looking for. fans are hopeful. >> every year you got to believe. i think this is the year. last year we got short changed. they're starting to pull together. >> you got to have fate. we're going to win. >> i believe that they'll win. >> reporter: even though fans believe, many believe the team has to play better than they have during several tough loss games this season. >> too many close games lost. >> they got to get through some of the penalty problems they've had and things like that. they can do it. they can pull it off. >> reporter: the coach tells us the ravens are ready for the patriots. >> we've played all teams in the playoffs, i think, so we understand what we're getting into. they'll understand what's in store for them. >> our pass defense keeps playing the way it has, i think we have a good shot. >> reporter: the fans who want to see the playoff game in person need to get a move on it, because there is less than a week to prepare

i'm derek mcginty. this week's top story, the cold. emergency road service was skyrocketing. aaa handled 12,000 alone on monday. we get that story from andrea -- audrey barnes. >> reporter: this is one of the doze zen of calls -- dozen of calls kim will handle today. >> a lot of dead batteries? >> it's crazy today. >> reporter: by 11:00 a.m. more than 4,000 calls for service came in, nearly half for dead batteries. >> with the holiday and two weeks of holidays people left the car sitting, the batteries don't hold up, especially in this cold temperature and the windchill knocks the battery down, too. >> fran's car was sitting since new year's eve. >> this battery is bad. i will replace this battery for you. try it again. >> reporter: spicer says to keep your car on the road, you have to run it regularly. >> best thing if you are out of town more than two or three days, find a neighbor to start the car for you every now and then, let it run for 10, 15 minutes. the battery gets to be three years old, replace it. batteries tend to last three to four years in this climate. >> repo

when came from derek will want -- one came from derek wilmont.at role does the battle between republicans and democrats not supporting each other played in helping the economy? >> there is no question in my mind that there's too much partisanship. it is exacerbated by the new media. people are going to their own choice a radio and television and in their own choice of internet bloggers instead of listening to what the other side does. we are listening to only people we agree with. both party leadership's literaly lock democrats out of conference committees. we have not had great partners on the republican side. we will have to get past that. if you take the health care bill or the energy bill, rather than crafting very large packages, we should start with small points and say what do we agree on and build from there. people really want to see us get something done. if you take something as important as energy and as important as health care and say that we passed it with a one- vote majority or with one vote from the other side when it affects al

and with respect to derek mason. clayton has not been that guy. they could not hurt anybody. >> that's right and your offense changes if you have a deep threat. ma that. of ll e team had. you have a good nfl quarterback. >>> it is never too early to handicapping your favorite basketball team. get insights before the madness starts. washington post live weekend returns. the images from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals, and schools destroyed; families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feed their children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.org or call 1-800-red-cross. thanks for your help. >>> it is january you can feel the madness intensifying to the surprising cavs and this area is booming. and breaking down the area teams. >>> you know hoops in the area you grew up around here. virginia is doing it and we'll see about maryland. this is hard to beat. >> no question. and i thi

of a sudden this music was piped in and everybody was moving in slow motion and it was like works derek in 10. and she was bo. >> i saw me as bo. >> you really were in the sun a long time. >> i didn't recognize her. >> you didn't recognize katie couric? >> i don't usually think of katie couric in a swim suit. you know. >> you didn't recognize her? >> no, i didn't. >> what did you say? get lost, lady? >> i said, hey, katy, how are you? we talked. but then she was actually staying in a house right next to us and she had this big new year's eve party. there were 50 people at her house. she knew i was staying right there. >> next to her. >> they only do this at the white house. i thought about crashing it. >> you should have. >> well, i thought about it. >> did she send over a plate or anything? >> she didn't. we stood at the gate for a while. then i decided that i'm just going to put on a white peta t-shirt and i'll get a can of near beer because i don't drink and i just stood at the fence all night. couric, we're watching cops over here! >> you wonder why the main stream press loathes you

. >>> georgia tech at charlotte, and first half, the steal, and this is freshman derek favors, showingick with that jam. second half, charlotte down three. georgia tech coach paul hewitt, imploring his team, we need one stop here. the yellowjackets win it. >>> for a full 30 minutes of highlights, including the latest on the muddled afc playoff picture, be sure to tune into "the final score" presented by burger king. that's following the clemson/duke game later tonight. until then, enjoy the second half. [vibrates] g morning, sunshine. wakey, wakey. text me back. [chattering] [vibrates] hey. did you tell your parents about us? let's skip first period together. did you get all my texts? is practice over yet? where you at? are you with your friends? that's laaaa-mee. capital "x," lower-case "o," capital "x," lower-case "o," i love you. jk. i hate you. jk. are you ignoring me? we're in a huge fight right now. is it something i did? i can see your lights on. i'm coming over. this isn't a joke. what did you dream about? [overlapping] is it me? i'm lonely. holla back. holla back. let's try so

. >> host: minneapolis, derek, democrats line, you're on. >> caller: good morning.i got a question for dr. gawande. what is your take on people who are living with hiv and aids? and the healthcare, you know, how, you know, they're planning on cutting -- i think you said they are planning on cutting medicare part d or doing something with medicare part d. you know, i believe that hiv and aids have come a long way, you know, compared to 1980. but now that they are cutting the medicare part d, what is your take on that? thank you. >> guest: the hiv-aids patients care is a nice microcosm for thinking about what's napping care. medicare part d is not being cut. the two different bills add additional money for pharmaceutical drug coverage but why would an hiv or aids patient qualify for aids care it would be if they were on disability primarily for those under 65. what's fascinating of our science to treat hiv and aids where we're able to keep people remarkably healthy. we turned it from a deadly acute illness into a chronic one that people can be healthy with. and live o

yes, derek. >> in terms of a smaller raise obvious it would work -- >> to you think would be a good ideamake a bid to a number of calls, particularly to the high dollar list just to grease the wheels and then call them back several weeks later to ask for money, or do you think it is counterproductive to make that one call and not ask for money? >> the answer would definitely be no. it is good to ask them how they are doing and thank them for their support, but there has to be an asset. -- there has to be

in the bottom of the eighth inning, a rookie name derek jeter stepped up to the plate. >> in right field tarasco going back to the track, to the wall. and what happens here? he contends the fan reaches up and touches richie hrun. it. he's right! he's right. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> oh, wow. meanwhile, here's the kid, receiving congratulations all around. >> it was one of the wildest finishes in nba history. after kobe bryant had put the lakers up by one, the spurs turned to their big man. >> to duncan. he gets doubled. zach all over him. he get as way the fade away. he makes it with .4 left. unbelievable! >> the lakers were left with just .4 on the clock, and needing a miracle. >> here they go. they get it to gary hesc gary scores at the zzer! l have it. >> it was very close. the ball has to be out his hands. yeah, it's out of his hands. it's out of his hands. >> wow. it's good. >> just an unbleblable game. >> one lucky shot deserves another. >> that was the cruellest loss i have ever been involved with. >> fans are used to fights breaking out at hockey games but in 1979 the fans at

it took derek richardson a long time to call that billy got the right call. similar players fab and humphries both very active particularly going for rebound and loose balls there. you see the push at the end there from fabricio. steve: second maybe third points for new jersey. washington just not able to secure the basketball. wizards lead by one. mark wunderlich calls the foul. it's on dooling second team foul second on dooling. phil: both these teams had to dig downplay defense make sure they get stop on each possession or at least challenge shot. steve: into the corner miller with the open look that's what you want. mike miller against the lakers tuesday night crossing 9,000 career point mike. he has 7 points here tonight and 11 rebound. phil: boykins, those ball are kind of hooked up. brook is calling for it. that pass delivered not an easy pass to make. steve: he's got about two inches on fab, and he used them all there. converts the 3 point play and just like that it's a one point washington lead. wizards just can't take advantage and build on a lead t

and deborah is eight and half months pregnant with fred, who turns out to be fred junior derek and sheis sobbing and she tells me what happens. tells me about the police coming in firing. telling me about how we got a pregnant sister in here, tells me about lying there in bed trying to cover up because the bullets are coming into the room, getting on top of red. and then she says they pull her out of the room, and she hears these two police officers go into the room, one of them said, is he dead yet? another one said, she hears two shots and then she hears, he's good and dead now. and she looks at me and says, what can you do about it? and i couldn't bring fred back to life, and i did know what to do about it, but i couldn't forget her plea and i couldn't forget knowingness vibrant man, who had so affected me. in the days that followed, hanrahan goes on tv. do please give their version which is that they were open fire pump if they did know it was a panther apartment barrages of shots at them and then of course hanahan said then fred hadn't had a 45 and shot at the police coming in the

in these two cases halted and marmite is about hydra like derek prelicensing issues and the alternative there would've been either litigation horse entered administrative process. bonnie colby took some of the information that we gathered for two of the cases and pulpit which was a hydroelectric case and we cost about the fish. we looked at how many more fish would be restored as a result of the agreement of the parties have reached. and here we present about here. for an economist at sort of a benefit transfer method for folks that are familiar with that technique. but really for the first time we were able to capture these kind of benefits from an ecr type process. over at epa we did another sort of handful case studies there on water cases again. and these are permitting cases and nature cases. once again, with one exception we were able to show an improvement in environmental effects over both a ten year time span in a six year time span. the one case looked like it went backwards for a little bit, but ultimately it actually kept up. this is forward thinking. it's a way of doing an

that's something that i'll handle and derek can handle. >> so, he leaves that up to you guys. >> we policeh other. you know, it's a responsible we have to one another. >> jeffries is on bryant hand in the face. still puts it in. >> four nba titles, mvp of the league, youngest player to do it. it's still there. i still feel like i'm a rookie. >> i got of here. >> yeah, i just love it. >> does your body still feel like it's a rookie? >> no. [ laughter ] >> my heart does. the sense of especially joiment that i get from it is still the same. >> still feels like a rookie. i love it. kobe has plenty of moments that have brought fans to tear feet in honor of 24 arrests yearly appearance in the nation's capital. we'll count down the est co site" co site" you lo--utte so c i .. i lo i .. otheer l- i' one ank -ou le taoffbeermuch you e grlsnee trips b er l taste grs. you're gorgeous, look at you, i loooov y i tothe efor outh. te . alod c >>> while the district plays home to the world's greatest hockey player, tonight was our one and and only shot to see his counter part in the nba. >> maybe it was a

you have two young players there in tray thompson in the sec and, of course, everyone knows about derekust a beast. so those two young guys ought to be able to go at it. matt: what a way to end your nonconference schedule taking on your biggest rivalry in that conference. georgia has georgia tech and then they open the conference against kentucky. daymeon: well, right now, very exciting in the game of basketball. mentioned this game here tonight. both teams important. kind of a snowball effect every season. you want to win this game. you want to have your system in place, guys knowing their role and have positive outlooks. matt: you're watching sec basketball. utah and l.s.u. from pete maravich center in baton rouge, louisiana. matt stewart along with daymeon fishback and happy new year to you. l.s.u. leading by only three now as they have seen their double-digit lead dwindle here since they can't score. by the time they get it back, the drought will be over eight minutes. carlon brown got fouled by dotson. that will be number five for him. dotson fouls out with five points. daymeo daym

this is the derek it is going, andñr it will -- the directionst is going, and it will be fascinatingedical tests, if patients pare back on their own coverage. the argument is it will lead to healthier lifestyles, lead people to eat healthier, exercise more, and not want to go to the doctor. we'll have to see. host: with all the con tores in the bill, has anyone stated how cost controls will be done? guest: it has not been addressed in great deagree. i think they want to get this passed and it will come later on down the line. host: a viewer asks, "does anyone believe the bill will pass constitutional muster?" guest: you can't compel people to take action with a nongovernmental entity. orin hatch, utah, has offered an amendment. he tried to get expedited review to the supreme court, meaning if this becomes law theyÑi could te it to the supreme court immediately rather than going to the district court, trial court, intermediateate, et cetera, and that was shot down. if this passes there will be a series of legal challenges, almost certainly. many attorneys general stated they will file

host: derek from the democrats' line. georgia. what is your analysis? caller: thank you for c-span. a first of all, what i would like to say is the erection of brown is really going to set the country back. first of all, the republicans have no way to pass any kind of legislation. they don't have the white house, they don't have the senate, they don't have the house. all they could do basically is block and complain and be sore losers like they really are. what we must look at is this -- the illegal immigrants and these people over here because the people like the rich republicans brought them other here as saves which they paid underhanded -- sleeves which they paid underhanded. -- slaves. they started cutting grass and opening their own restaurants. this took the profit out of it for the republican people. democrats did not own these big corporations. these people got smart. this is what black people need to do to empower themselves. it is not about elections and things, but individuals. if president barack obama don't cater to his days he will be a one-term president and i'm a bl

and any extra derek catastrophe like this, the first several weeks are going to involve getting immediately- getting immediate relief on the ground. people are still trying to figure out how to organize themselves. there is going to be fear, anxiety, a sense of desperation in some cases. i have been in contact with the president, talking to folks on the ground. we're going to be making slow and steady progress. everybody will understand that there is going to be sustained health -- help on the way. what these gentlemen are going to be able to do, when news media starts seeing the attention drift to other things. there are still enormous needs on the ground. these two gentlemen of extraordinary stature are going to help ensure that these efforts are sustained. that is why it is so important and grateful that they have agreed to do this. thank you, gentlemen. >> will any of the travel to haiti soon? >> what about secretary clinton, mr. president? . . >> that is a good sound. that means good things are coming in helping the people of haiti. i want to express once again the deep sympathy that t

derek is on the line from jackson, alabama. a republican. good morning. >> caller: good morning.ank you for having me. >> host: uh-huh. >> caller: my question is, you had several employees in the u.s. and 200,000 overseas. why not bring back some of those jobs since the american people bailed you out? >> host: mr. campbell? >> guest: one thing i would say is chevrolet is a global brand. we actually sell about 60% of our volume in markets around the world outside of the u.s. we sell about 40% of our volume in the u.s. it's not unlike other companies that have a global footprint print, the market opportunities are very large in the u.s., in north america. but there's also a lot of growth potential in markets around the globe, asian pacific, latin america, western europe as examples. so chevrolet actually sells 40% of our volume in the u.s. and 60% outside. and, you know, as i mentioned earlier, we're going to be building the chevrolet in the the husband and build the chevrolet cruise which is a compact car in lordstown, ohio, and we're going to look as many opportunities as possibl

. >>> i asked derek fisher if he had spoken to gilbert arenas. he said, no. he wants to wait for the legal process to play out. ron, on the basketball court, you had a fantastic ex clue i have one-on-one conversation with kobe bryant yesterday. i found it very amazing after all these years, he still has that thirst and desire to play the game emade it crystal clear he has that desire. he made an adjustment of what he felt they had to do to prepare and his assessment of how he felt about all the issues and everything that they've been goog going through this year. >> what worries you all about the wizards? >> for us, it's always turnovers. they have some feeds over there and guys with quick hands and you have to watch the ball. you have to really plo tekt yourself and get rebounds and keep them off the offensive glass and try to keep as quiet as possible. he's an emotional spark plug. once he gets going, a lot of things can generate from that. we have our work cut out. >> you mentioned caron, you guys were close in l.a. he played when you guys were there. >> v