moss moss again. the lady rams. >> christie: from the outside to 12 feet. it's easy for her. vcu and a man-to-man. play payclose attention to dawn evans. >> john: shot clock number 10, williams. on the attack and a nice inside, jimenez finishes. >> christie: quay down through the lane and that was a great dive inside. >> john: team madison with a significant advantage in the overall series but vcu won 5 of the last six. one they didn't win was the semi-final last season. >> christie: that's the one that counts. forget the tweep sweep of james madison. that want that sweep. >> john: a great block. that was late in the play. she'll get it up and get it to moss. this time she can't get it to go down. offensive rebound. >> christie: moss is shooting 37% from three. that was a great opportunity for her to get the shot up. james madison can't allow the second chance opportunities for vcu. >> john: post team foul. courtney at the line. >> christie: that was a rebound from the missed 3. you get two and three extra shots at the basket. >> john: williams runs down the rebound. >> chris

they need continue to move. >> john: moss. great move. nailed that jumper. >> christie: a pretty jumper right off the fingertips. >> john: she loses it. it's going to stay with james madison. >> christie: beth cunningham was looking and wondering if it was a no call. it's a tough call. it's either a no call or a wrong call. that's how it goes. >> john: taylor right back to haislip. >> christie: started every game for the dukes. >> john: rebound foul is going against james madison. good position by chelsea snyder. >> christie: if you want the ball yhave to fight for it. who wants the ball. no i don't want it. no i want it. you have to scrap for the ball. >> john: dawn evans reenters the lineup for james madison. >> christie: looking to pick up at half court. under that screen. >> john: moss from 15. haislip push its up for jmu. she got bumped by wallace. number two on kita waller. >> christie: that might become a factor with just under 11 minutes in the 1st half. always a tough call whether you take them out after that second foul. >> john

moss, again, she pulls up. short, rebound foul. >> christy: if i came down and missed three in a row, the next opportunity i had to score, i'm taking you to the basket. you have to get to the rim. you are at least creating defensive possibility. you have to be aggressive on the attack. >> john: that was on courtney hurt. francisco got it in. she's got 10. the lead is 12 for madison. the biggest of the game. >> christy: dawn evans and the lineup, francisco getting 10 points. that's fantastic. >> john: williams three- pointer. newman had the rebound. jimenez can't control it. francisco runs it down. now hislop nails the jumper. >> christy: jimenez looked like she was about to the worm. you know about that. >> john: time-out on the floor. 32nd30 second time-out. beth cunningham can't be happy as the lead is out to 14 points. >> john: back on the vcu campus. jammed enjoying a 14 point advantage. john with christy winter-scott. look at that. that's impressive. >> christy: that's impressive, john. james madison outsc

sue moss, ray guidice, peter 0 dom. i hear this. drug dealer stole the baby to get back at the father. that hardly ever happens. i don't know that's ever happened. >> it really only happens in the big narco industry in mexico and -- >> you mean in the movies? >> no. it happens in some place, nancy. arizona's the kidnapping capital of the united states because of the drug trade. so it does happen. does it happen when people are dealing in small amounts of oxycodone in trailer parks? most likely not. i agree with you. >> what about it, peter 0 dom? >> i agree with ray. these aren't high end drug dealers by any means. i think it's far more likely that misty just wasn't there the night that this child was abducted. >> put them back up. put both of the lawyers, defense attorneys lack up. sue moss, while they're hah hah hah laughing it off as penny ante drug dealing, might have been 2,000 here, 800 there but somebody is supplying them. somebody with a lot of drugs. there's distributor in the mix somewhere. there's a manufacturer in the mi

sue moss, ray guidice, peter odom. another issue about misty croslin talking from behind bars. a lot of people think that what you say to your parents, raymond guidice, is somehow protected. that's not true. >> absolutely not. there's no privilege, as you pointed out. the legal privileges are doctor/patient, attorney/client, priest/pen tent, that's about it. maybe a marital privilege but not in florida in this situation. >> think back to the o.j. simpson trial. remember when rosie greer visited him in the capacity of a minister and simpson made some incriminating statement akin to a confession? even though a sheriff apparently overheard it, it still was disallowed in court. why? >> in that case, nancy, because the sheriff accidentally overheard it. if the sheriff had been there, then there would not have been any legal privilege whatsoever. >> sue moss, weigh in. >> i'm not sure about that because rosie greer apparently is a member of the clergy and i believe at that time he was claiming there was the clergy privilege. >>> tonight on "the joy behar show," celebrity meltdown. ac

weigh in sue moss. >> we're going to get these tapes. each one of these people would fall quicker and quicker in order to get a deal so i don't expect much. >> here's what she knows. she know who is has sold her 340 some odd oxycodone pills. the dealers know something about what happened to the child. that's what she's sitting on. >> well, peter, even if she claims she can't remember anything but going this late, i guess i'd go to sleep, too. even best case scenario, i want to know who is she with. who is she with in the hourses leading up to this. we know for three days before she came back to the home she had been out on a binge, awol, missing for three straight days and you know she was drugged out to the max by the time she washed up back at home. >> no question about it. the position she's in the police want her to implicate herself in a murder when she's only facing drug charges now and she'd be foolish to do that she's too sauf veto do that. >> we have and already we have some of them which are playing. hours on end of girlfriend,

some things have to take nine moss and some things have to take two weeks.but also, they can't put a nobody how many jobs this would create, and that's a problem that the white house came up with with the stimulus bill. that he wants another problem that republicans about r going to exploit. host: let me give you folks at home the numbers if you have questions about the healthcare bill, what's left in the agenda. 202-737-0001 for republicans 206782-737-0002 for democrats. and 202-628-0205 for independents. you can follow us on twitter and submit a question there, or send us an email as well at journal@c-span.org. one more bit about the jobs bill. yesterday the senator did an interview with a local pollster and analyst in nevada. this was on his show. he talked about the jobs bill, specifically where he's looking for support. here's what he had to say. >> we're having real good luck with the new senator from massachusetts. >> scott brown is your new best friend? >> he has a difficult decision to make. understand, this bill doesn't raise tax one penny t. lower

steely oaks stricken with moss. we all hid from the sun under those trees. ran up those steps and rolled in that dirt oblivious that had gone on before. this is the deep south. its principal cleavage between black labor and white wealth. 1860 st. mary parish was home to 15,057 slaves more than any other parish in the state my grand mother was born there on november 22nd 1929. there are no records of her birth but she knows that to be her birthday because a family friend remembered her own daughter had been on the same date and when she was 2 mother she was given biher mother. daisy mae ended up with a woman who died when she was 5. but papa's second wife remained a source of importance more than half century later. she was no devil daisy mae said of her stepmother. that old girl was mean. she never had any children of her own. it was something that she felt like she wanted to beat on it. papa didn't know any of that. i don't blame him he was a good old soul. papa's house was down in the quarters. the house had two rooms, a bedroom and a catch-all room where

he lost that 54-45 and moss democrats lined up in standing with the administration, saying they had to give them every possible channel for trying terrorists and said the gop was essentially blocking the terror suspects from being brought to justice. this time around they've got that important bipartisan support that could make the difference. there were 200 victims and family members of the 9/11 victims who sent a letter to the senate last year hoping to get this passed, this time around with that bipartisan support they may have more luck. we'll learn a lot more from that press conference. jane: when that begins we'll dip into that and let everyone hear a portion of it. jon: secretary of defense gates on capitol hill now, the pentagon chief attend ago couple of hearings, including one at noon on the military's don't ask don't tell policy, the secretary expected to announce a year-long study on the best way to go about lifting the ban. it would be the first step toward president obama's goal of eliminating the policy which stems from a 1993 law. in all, nearly 11,000 troops have been

. >>> a little spanish moss here in tallahassee. the seminoles using turnovers to turn into points. they have done in acc ranking, mike, that's something leonard hamilton has a estimate of. >> mike: when you get into conference only, those rankings go down a little bit. and it's fair to point out they are last in defending the three-point shot. and i think that clemson in this game must shoot 40% to have a chance to win it from three. >> tim: and obviously they are clogging the middle, doing everything in their power to deny booker from beating them. >> mike: he is almost getting a triple-team whenever he gets close to the lane. >> tim: have to get it up to johnson from downtown. tanner smith gets the offensive rebound. and clemson electric for florida state. fouled by johnson. the youngster from fayetteville, georgia, picking up the foul. he is out there with smith, andre young, milton jennings, trevor booker, and tanner smith, the five on the floor. for oliver purnell's team. he consistently uses nine in his rotation. the shot, inside to what a nice pass to reid. beautifully done.

. >> that's the serendipitous discovery, moss growing on it, penicillin, bread mold. >> it's disgusting>>> when we come back, do you twiter? do you have a facebook page? are you linked in? when we come back, we are ipo hunting. we'll find out if 2010 will be the year of social networking. >>> first as we go, let's look at the dollar this morning. consolidating a little bit. i think euro is still just a touch under $1.40. rrrrrrrrrrrrrr >>> welcome back. futures are a little lower after we got adp and challenge numbers earlier on today. we're still with no definitive answer as to what the jobs number may tell us friday but still awaiting visa earnings later on. cisco as well after the bell. making headlines the operator of hollywood video stores has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the second time in less than three years. movie gallery says it plans to close a significant number of its 2600 stores in the u.s. here is a question. will the ipo market pick up in 2010? our next guest expects to see at least a hundred offerings by the end of the year. the president of signal hi

talked about lately is charging or trying the terror suspects in criminal court versus a millitary add moss- atmosphere. did the heads of the agencies that spoke at the hearing yesterday have anything to day y about that. >> reporter: dennis player felt that it needs to be done on a case by case basis. sometimes he believes you can get more information out of a suspect after miranda rights are given than you can with techniques used by the millitary, and at perhaps, guantanamo bay or other facilities. >> interesting. samantha hayes reporting live in washington. thank you. >>> coming up in our 7:00 hour, we're baking up biggest cupcake you have ever seen. >>> it looks like it would be fun to eat. >> fun to eat, but we're going to find out how it works. >>> and the snow just keeps coming for us this winter. an update on what to expect with >>> another day and more snow. that is going to make for a hectic commute into work this morning. adrian barns with the baltimore city department of transportation joins us on the phone with what you can expect as you hit the city roads this morning. hi adr

walk among the graves with two of our young military escorts, sergeant rob manel and sergeant aaron moss. we tend to think of the members of the greatest generation as granddads. but they weren't granddads as they were serving in the world war ii. they were young, very young, as young as the two army sergeants who were accompanying us on this trip. i was grateful for the opportunity to tell those sergeants how much their service means to me and to all americans and i was grateful to remember why freedom is worth fighting for. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. reichert from washington. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. permission to address the house for one hour. thank you. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i hail from central texas and i'm very, very proud to say that i have the largest military facility in the world in my district, fort hood, texas. and if you're in the ar