east carolina had a 10 -- had a chance to win it. one of three straight misses for him, 20-17 the razorbacks win the liberty bowl. you've gone, -- eulachon south carolina. -- yukon. he could do some serious damage blipping pies with hands like that. yukon dominated south carolina. college basketball, the loyola greyhound's made national news when they stunned indiana at assembly hall of wheat and a half ago. back at home for the first time since that incredible win, they are trying to stay on track going for their fourth straight win hosting writeryder. harvey scored seven straight points at one point. then robert gets into the action. loyola wins 68-66. shaq came out of the cold for this game. this is in warm-up. lebron did everything, and we get slam dunk. get that shot out of here. 94-86. go back to new year's eve now. everyone wants to be at a party where the band brings the house down. how about bringing the glass down? three diamonds for everyone in attendance. 296 pounds, and they call him tiny. the game was delayed almost an

arkansas did beat east carolina 27-17. uconn 20, south carolina 7 in the papa johns.com bowl.re to canada, the international bowl. northern illinois against south that and jim lervette is under investigation. 208 for mike ford untouched. south florida beats northern illinois 23-3. mean time, the cotton bowl in texas where mississippi and oklahoma state duked it out. when a bruising return on this fumble recovery by ole miss. >>> women's hoops locally. coppin state hosting morgan state. you are about to see good defense right here. morgan number one carin adams blocked by manly. later, watch manly, who wasn't denied. coppin drops a third straight. 61-50 the final score. carin adams in the meac opener for both squads. >>> on the men's side, loyola hosting ryder. watch 'em beat the first half buzzer. greyhounds beat indiana on the road several weeks ago winning their fourth straight, barely 68-66 over ryder. one other local score to tell you about, georgia state beat elton. that's sports. raiders luckily will lose by 10 if the ravens want to get in the playoffs tomorrow. >> keep

their dad was a great player at east carolina. >> debbie: this is one of the ways monica wright scoresy. >> mike: shot clock winding down. whitny edwards had to take that. kellum takes the ball and gets it to the hole and she is fouled. foul is going to be on garcia. and kellum will go to the free-throw line. this will be the first free of the afternoon for the virginia cavaliers. that's the first points for virginia in over five minutes. paulisha kellum, who has been a spark for this team when monica wright has not been shooting the ball and scoring lights out. >> debbie: tough angle to try to get it inside to garcia. maybe an extra dribble and then improve your angle entry into the low block. virginia staying with their man-to-man. >> mike: nice pass inside. good job by brooke thomas and mykala walker scores her first points. walker is from duluth, georgia. fouls are starting to mounted up a bit here. no field goals in 6:25. >> debbie: yet they only trail by four. that's why you don't want her to catch it. exactly her ability to burst through the seam and score. >> mike: monica wrigh

east carolina a chance to win it. ben heartman misses.in the game he missed. 20-17, razor backs win the liberty bowl. another crate cash unbelievable. this is the papa johns.com bowl. the fake field goal is botched. that will do it for sports have a great day. the defending couch potato champion. jess i jessica was ready to stay awake for 100 hours toe wind a second time around. >> it feels awesome to be the first girls to win. the first girls to defend is real >> it's always nice to win. >> i'm sorry for chris though. he got tired. all right. 5:55 and it is freezing. here is a look ahead. a baltimore father accused of beating his baby girl to death >> the sform in new england is producing starm cold winds. >> we come to the close of another year. we are reminded of our loved ones sacrificing their lives. we take our regularly scheduled time to share greetings from those in the military to their families in maryland. they are lieutenant available from wbal.com. happy holidays. >> from the bird family from south korea, to our family and fr

advisory board for the rural education institution at e.c.u., which is east carolina university, and elizabeth city state university board of trustees. during his life, e.v. received many honors and awards including the north carolina distinguished citizen award, the order of the long leaf pine service award by the north carolina leadership office, the north carolina distinguished service award, and the north carolina human relations commission in recognition for his dedication and leadership in the areas of education, civil rights, and human rights. he was also honored by the elizabeth city state university with the naming of the university's computer center as the e.v. wilkins academic computer center several years ago. further, elizabeth city state university established the e.v. wilkins endowed chair and the university school of education and psychology department in 1996. e.v. wilkins passed away, madam speaker, on june 2, 2002. at the age of 90. his commitment to enriching the lives and standing up for those less fortunate are qualities i hope we all emulate. his integrity and v

carolina? >> it will be from the east coast, probably out of north carolina. >> also probably out of north carolina >> i don't know the specifics of that right now. we're still working the details. >> the hospital ship? >> it's a consideration. as we look at our efforts to do humanitarian assistance throughout the region, we have traditionally run a shopt ship down there for about a four-month period, the comfort was down there, on the alternate years we use a large-deck amphibious ship because it has a similar capacity to what the comfort has so the fact that we're sending that down there will give us significant medical capability on the ground. we'll have to look at the future. >> you said the runway is intact but the tower lost communications. any time when you're going to start rolling in c-130's? >> that's what we're using right now. what the weight of effort and what needs are there, that's what the assessment is going to be. that's in coordination with usaid, all the national and international organizations to figure that out. i don't have good answers for you right now. >> you mentioned th

we're going to be involved in the middle east for a long time to come. host: david from south carolinarepublican line you get the last question. good morning. if you could turn the volume down on the set. please go ahead david. caller: how's it going? good morning.. well i had a comment about iran. maybe we could like stop funding them for yemen also, all the muslim countries and their oil and dig on our coastline and maybe that can slow down the terrorism and stop funding the countries trying produce it and maybe we can like slow the war down and slow down these people with that. thank you, sir. host: thank you, david. guest: frankly i don't think there's enough oil in the united states even including the outer continental shelf. i don't think there's enough oil to make-up all of the oil that the united states has to import. every day. even if the united states by itself could achieve some version of energy independence, we have very, very vital allies in asia, europe who will remain dependent on imported hydrocarbon. i think as, you know a major economy in the global economic quarter

all up and down the east coast people are braving bone-chilling temperatures and many folks opted to stay indoors, others decided to venture out. in north carolinabrave souls headed to a farmers market in durham. one man said he was so cold he couldn't get the money out of his pocket. not even hot chocolate could warm him up. in maine, the problem there was the snow, most of the state got a foot or more, portland got away with a measly eight inches. snowy roads are making it tough to drive on. plows are out in the highways and in town everyone is trying to get a jump on the clean-up. >>> it looks nice there. check out another post card scene. this one near boston. the boardwalk. in the town of hull. on boston harbor. snow-covered and high winds are whipping up white-capped waves. there we go. wanted to show you that. eastern massachusetts seeing as much as 10 do 12 inches of snow. temperatures remain in the teens and 20s. coastal residents also have to watch out for the high wind advisory, and heard reports of some water coming up on shore and freezing, locking some cars in place. 29 currently in boston. warmer there again because the wind is co

everybody in the east, even go georgia is capable of beating you. you can throw in south carolinahey did to kentucky and georgia is playing well. >> dave: we heard chartering from the younger coaches that had to do the turn-around before. back when you were coaching, it was saturday monday, wasn't it? >> joe: it was. absolutely. when i played here, it was saturday monday. early times when i was at kentucky with joe b. hall, saturday-monday. right. >> dave: the one thing rick stansbury told me this morning is the more you do it, the more you may have to change your preparation. you've got to get your guys more rest. have somebody on staff working ahead to the next game. rather than one at a time. >> joe: that is true. but don't forget the ncaa tournament is a two-day deal. they will play a thursday-saturday or friday-sunday in the ncaa. good way to get ready for that. [ cheers and applause ] green says count it at the buzzer. but outcome was not in doubt. it's the mississippi state bulldogs. with their 16th win of the season against five losses. they move to 4-2 in the s.e.c. l.s.u

we're going to be involved in the middle east for a long time to come. host: david from south carolina. republican line you get the last question. good morning. if you could turn the volume down on the set. please go ahead david. caller: how's it going? good morning.. well i had a comment about iran. maybe we could like stop funding them for yemen also, all the muslim countries and their oil and dig on our coastline and maybe that can slow down the terrorism and stop funding the countries trying produce it and maybe we can like slow the war down and slow down these people with that. thank you, sir. host: thank you, david. guest: frankly i don't think there's enough oil in the united states even including the outer continental shelf. i don't think there's enough oil to make-up all of the oil that the united states has to import. every day. even if the united states by itself could achieve some version of energy independence, we have very, very vital allies in asia, europe who will remain dependent on imported hydrocarbon. i think as, you know a major economy in the global economic quart

east coast. probably out of north carolina. i don't know the specifics of that right now.are still working the details. >> the hospital ship, do we expect that to get underway? >> it is a consideration. as we look at our efforts to do humanitarian assistance throughout the region we have traditionally run a hospital ship down there for about a four month time frame. on the alternate years we use a large deck amphibious ship because it has a very similar capacity to what the comfort has periods of the fact that we are sending that large deck m did down there we will give us a us a very significant medical credibility on the ground. we will have to look in the future as we get assessments. >> you said the runway seems to be intact. the tower, of course, has lost communications. any sense when you will rolling c-130s? >> c-130s are what we are rolling right now. that is what the assessment is going to be. that is in coordination with usaid, all of the national and international organizations to figure that out. i don't have good answers for you right now. >> the state's depar