harris against milton jennings. time-out. wake leads by five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ann ] lthateep g wh've don ♪ e lexus never has cle desio fenatu ♪ se lexler. >> tim: some of the senior night emotion we were discussing, mike. there have been moments of brilliance and moments where there have been lapses for all of them, really. >> mike: i think wake needs to find other scorers out there. the seniors and chas mcfarland with 11. >> tim: l.d. williams was emotional during the proceedings. he's scoreless. jenn has more. >> jenn: i think one thing we haven't seen from l.d. williams was the passion. i asked him what he chose to address the team about. all the seniors addressed the team. he said why he played with such passion. he quickly became a wake forest demon deacons. he imagined this is where he would be playing on this night. he thought about this for a long time. >> tim: i don't know that a player represents the rise of wake forest like l.d. williams. he's a good defensive perimeter player. booker has been reduced to a complete non-facto

jennings on top with a hold.me out with a big, black cowboy hat that his father passed away with. very emotional night for everyone involved. clemson had theirs earlier in the week. >> mike: i went through mine and seen a lot of them. the kids leaving early. it's a great thing to go through. it's a shame they don't get to go through that. >> tim: andre young from downtown. aminu is fouled. after starting out so hot from the three-point line, now 3 of 11. they whistled mcfarlands rather than booker. i'm a bit surprised. smith and mom and dad. >> mike: you can see where he gets his smile from. >> tim: absolutely. weaver as well. williams. he got very emotional tonight. >> mike: i was down in clemson. he was balling his eyes out for each and every guy. the thing is, they get four-year guys. >> tim: they do. they really do. >> mike: you become attached. it's tough. >> tim: interesting what the college game has become in so many ways. there are program that is do have, for the most part, four-year guys. there are othe

. >> reporter: also up tonight is john's wife, jen. she's competing in the evening's only ladies fight. what in the world is nice girl like you doing in a place like this? >> good question. >> reporter: do christians belong in a place like this? a bar on a friday night? >> our goal is to reach lost people, right? you're not going to find lost people in a church, usually. >> reporter: do you think there's any other church on the face of this earth that you would have been open to going to? >> not at all. not at all. >> reporter: when mike showed up about a decade ago, finding god was the last thing on his mind. >> i first came in and i said, hey, i -- i'm a bad dude, i said, i'm tough, i said, i'll fight anybody, i don't care, any weight, any time, anywhere. >> reporter: to say mike's background is rough is an understatement. his parents separated when he was 5. his mother became involved with marvin wayne eddy, a man now serving time for murder. >> it was 1984, and me and my brother, of course, were dirt poor. he decided that it would

thanks, jen. busted. >>> a walt disney world tour bus smashed into a charter bus near epcot, from florida highway patrol. it says the charter bus was empty and stopped on a road. the disney driver has serious injuries and all seven passengers on the disney bus went to the hospital. we haven't heard from disney world. >>> two elderly sisters who spent years gambling together are battling over a $500,000 lottery win. one sister claims they have a contract to split the wins and a lawyer says the contract was tossed after they had a falling out over a loan. a judge should make a ruling next month. so sisters fighting over a lottery ticket. i wonder if they used to fight over men when they were little. >> ladies, come on. want to split it right down the middle. no, we're not going to do that, its eight mine, mine! good morning, natasha. two storms we're looking at, number one right off the coast of maine, that center is headed toward halifax for later this morning. check out the rain and snow ahead of

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his name is kevin jennings. i don't know what kevin jennings says about this particular bill but if he's appointed to this task, i would think he'd be the person who testified before the hearings. i suspect that the president of the united states isn't interested in having kevin jennings come before the cameras here in the united states congress because he's made a to tallity of his life about promoting homosexuality within the schools and much of it at the elementary school level. he's written the foreword in a book called queering elementary education which aims to indoctrinate elementary students with homosexuality. additionally, kevin jennings has written several other books, "mama's boy, teacher's son," where he writes about his use of illegal and illicit drugs. if there's going to be -- if he's in charge of safe and dwug-free schools, he should offer something safety for kids. but he has another ageneral dark the promotion of homosexuality in our schools. he's spoken in a favorable way about harry haye, wh

it's a chamber filled with statues of great americans, sam houston, lou wallace, william jennings bryant soldiers, heroes of times past. i thought of the verse that says we're surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses. standing here tonight, i believe we are as well. and not just those looking in tonight from here and around the country, but by those that have gone before. men and women who did freedom's work in their time. who persevered. who made this the greatest nation on earth, possible. now it's our turn. we can reform health care without putting our country on a pathway toward socialized medicine. we can reform health care by giving the american people more choices, not more government. so i say to my democratic colleagues, stand with those who have gone before, and made the hard choices to defend freedom in their time. stand with us. stand for freedom. and the american people will stand with you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from south carolina. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. spratt: i first recognize for unanimous consent

. >> waylon jennings, the guys from the mid-70s, the outlaw era of country music. i love their story-telling, their song writing and i love their attitude. >> you're getting the buck out of this, whatever you do. what was that like for you? >> first time on stage, professional? >> yeah. >> well you know, it's a rush. it's just a rush. doing something you love is a rush you know... i'm sure you guys love what you do. if you're lucky enough to do what you love for a living. >> what's it like to travel around town. turn on the radio and hear your song playing in baltimore? >> it's like the first time every time. it never gets old. >> all right, well jack ingram will be live tonight. i know you'll pack the house. you're playing something for us? >> absolutely. >> he's going to play for you. >> i'll play for megan, not you. ♪ [applause] >> you made us come out of our shoes. >> that's what i'm looking for right there. >> that's great. >> listen, what's, is it better for you to put the words on a song sheet or perform live? what do you get a bigger kick out of? >> it's th

. >> jen, thanks. we'll check in with you later in the show. >>> want to also get you caught up on the other news of the day. betty nguyen is standing by it at the news desk this morning. >>> good morning. president obama signs an $18 billion jobs creation bill later this morning. the senate passed the measure yesterday. this bill gives a tax break to companies hiring workers who had been up employed for at least 60 days. it also funds highway and mass transit construction. >>> the consumer products safety commission announced a major recall this morning of a popular children's high chair. graco is voluntarily recalling about 1.2 million harmony model high chairs because they can tip over. they received reports of accidents caused by loose screws and broken brackets. there are been 24 injury, mostly bumps and bruises. >>> law enforcement officials say a brazen drug heist in connecticut is probably the latest in a string of drug thefts. $75 million worth of drug, mostly and it anti-grees aunt, because s

. >>> jessica simpson/jennifer aniston smackdown, what jen can learn from jess about dating and lovehat is your "showbiz tonight" news break. tv's most provocative show starts at the top of the hour here on hln. >>> a beautiful young mom and her 8-year-old little boy missing, only clue left behind, her gold vehicle. inside the vehicle, her wallet, the car doors unlocked. straight out to her fiance, rob simmons. he was cooperating with police from the beginning. mr. simmons, thank you for being with us. what can we do to help you? tell us what is happening now? >> you know, last i heard that they called off the search in a local area and my daughter found that out when we were transitioning over to this location and she was really heartbroken and i reassured her that, you know, the search in the location they have, you can only turn the rocks over in that area so many times. it's not gonna change. and that would -- you know, the regrouping that they do in these searches, they are going to be looking all over the place. it's gonna spread out and with the media coverage and seeing the f

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she's right there in the middle, is that right, jen cook? first, some of your phone calls about the tuition hikes. >> the cost of education is already too high and if they don't raise it at all, that is like a raise in this economy that we live in. >> caller: if the schools close down because they can't afford to have them open, wee not going to have any education. >> caller: if they would lower their fee, the students could afford it and you'd get more enrollment. >> caller: i am a college professor, but i'm just wondering how much most college professors are paid because i'm actually paid really well but i think i'm low on the scale. and, you know, maybe that's part of the problem. >>> let's get you caught up on our top stories right now. new unemployment numbers out today and they are somewhat encouraging. look, 36,000 jobs were lost in february. fewer than expected. the unemployment rate steady at 9.7%. president obama discusses clean energy jobs in just a few minutes. see it live right here at 11:25. >>> the head of toyota tells employe

the bad guys are south america's heavy hitters in drug trafficking ar jen tin officials believe thatemente is heavily involved. they believe she is running an operation that is smuggling hundreds of millions of cocaine via buenos aires by models or so-called mules. but where is sanclemente now? authorities say she disappeared in december, but believe she is somewhere in argentina. the clues of how someone with so much promise ended up an international fugitive, we headed for her hometown. sanclemente grew up poor in the colombian city of barranquilla and the single child of a single mother. friends say she was determined to escape the streets and early on realized her looks could take her places. a friend who didn't want to talk on camera for fear of reprisals said she spent university tuition fees for breast implants. she always wanted to be a beauty queen and have lots of money, her old boyfriend says. i have come to the house where sanclemente's mother lives. [ speaking foreign language ] i didn't really expect to find her, because the neighbors say she has been gone for at least

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homicide attacks in russia and with 5 million people rideing the rails each day it is taking on new ur jen simt -- urgency. rick leventhal live what's the important point of these surges? >> show of force and chance for these agencies to practice emergency response with each other. it can help present terrorist attacks in large part because terrorists don't want to get caught require surveillance and practice and if there's a reasonable chance of bumming into law enforcement experts say the plotters may move on in search of a softer target and what better deterrent could there be than hundreds of heavily-armed police officers in subway stations and trains. >> we haven't had an attack on our system so i assume those a pretty good indicator we're doing a good job tau other thing about these surges megyn they are random different places and different times and that can also be a deterrent. megyn: at a time when we appear to need them most we're getting reports surveillance cameras that seem to be about everywhere here in new york may not work. >> yeah there's a report that the transit authori

let's talk about some of the concerns, jen. april, we know that you recently had a health scare. i'm on bedrest and taking medication. to stop the contractions. and it was very scary. and just trying to adjust to a big lifestyle change all of a sudden ten weeks early. >> so you started to have contractions. is that pre-term labor? >> if it changes your cervix, it is. otherwise it's just pre-term contractio contractions. luckily for april, her cervix didn't dilate, but she on medication to keep the contractions at bay. and bedrest has never been shown to have positive effect, but we do it all the time because it's common sense. and we know that it certainly can't hurt. so when you talk about risk/benefit, it's not zero risk, but it's low arriving. i low risk. but it's tough to be on bedrest. >> because she's ols on talways go. is this pretty common? >> it is common, but the good news is that her cervix isn't dilating and hopefully she'll make to about 36, 37 weeks. and your doctor does know you're here. >> amy, you mentioned you had some bleeding. is that pretty common, too? >> it

. >> the following we be jen, wade and his golden eagles were blown off the court by kansas at the finalt d. wade's dominance earned marquette a place in the annals of the ncaa tournament's great cinderella stories. dwyane wade's run in 2003 was not lost on george mason's squad of 2006. truly the ultimate cinderella story of march madness. first, they barely made the tournament. >> they came in here, didn't have a large team. a lot of people didn't believe that they belonged here. there were a lot of other schools. >> the one thing i told the players i promise you, i'm going to have more fun than any other head coach in this tournament and i'm asking you guys have to more fun than any other team. >> then, they upset michigan state in the first round. >> george mason, rolls -- now they're celebrating. congratulations, george mason! >> in round two, the 11th seeded patriots took on the defending national champion north carolina tar heels. trying to continue their unlikely journey on the road to the final four. shortly after the opening tip, it appeared that midnight would be coming early f

if they listen to waylon jennings they would have gotten to the point. he said very clearly there's no right way to do the wrong thing. and they can't. they can probably force this through. 'cause you can't discount the number of people who can be moved by a ruthless and powerful political leader or group of political leaders. the consequences of saying no to powerful and ruthless people who have a serious case of the bound-tos can be very painful and the average member of congress, house and senate, is first and foremost only a self-serving inconvenience minimizer who doesn't have a lot of principles they stand on in the first place. it doesn't take much to move a jellied spine. just think of the pain they would have put themselves and their own members through in order to only do the most feeble way possible to do the wrong thing. >> sausage making aside, do you think the democrats could get a political balance from passing healthcare and could you please weigh in on speaker pelosi's skills on getting votes. >> they will be politically bounced. if i do

gubernatorial colleagues are all today having to face the same situation, in that you've got attorneys jen that appear to be working contrary to what your position is. so there may be four different approach toes hes to how to dea this. what is your best approach to feeling represented in this lawsuit or making sure as this lawsuit goes forward your differences are heard? >> i want the voice of those washingt washingtonians, those taxpayers, businesses, beneficiaries, the young adults, uninsured to all have their voice in that courtroom. i told the attorney general i expect representations. i'm entitled to it in washington state. unfortunately that leads us to a situation in which washington state will be in a courtroom arguing against itself. that should be avoided under any circumstance possible. i had hoped it would be avoided here, but i can't sit back and not allow the voices of those people, taxpayers and others who will benefit from this health care reform, to not be heard by that court. >> governor, thank you for joining us. we will follow this with great interest and we will be ta

>> jen, but each week you're getting bigger and bigger and bigger and more unsexy, unsexy, unsexy. okay. it's more obvious, obvious, obvious, that you're pregnant, protect, pregnant. >> the attorney for the bar owner responded by saying the allegations are without merit and she was not terminated from her employment. she's presently on maternity leave and has the right to return to work upon conclusion of her leave. >>> six days after a massive earthquake rocked chile, aftershocks are still shaking the city of concepcion and for that matter all of chile. we'll have the latest just ahead. >>> they keep coming. in fact, more than once a day. aftershocks from the huge earthquake in chile continue to rattle nerves, one this morning had a nag ni tud ofmagnitude of. there have been 150 or so aftershocks. today ban ki-moon's meeting with the chilean president and her successor to talk about recovery efforts. >>> apple saythe new ipad should hit the stores april 3rd. it will be wi-fi only at first. you will have to wait for late april when the wi-fi 3g combo goes on sale. starting price fo

if they listen to wheelan jennings they would have gotten to the point he said very clearly there's noight way to do the wrong thing and they can. they probably can force this through because you can't discount the number of people who can be moved by a ruthless and powerful political leader or group of political leaders. the consequences this to say no to powerful and ruthless people who have a serious case can be personally very painful and then a few think the average member of congress off and the senate is first and foremost on the a self-serving inconvenience minimize your who doesn't have a lot of principles the stand on in the first place it doesn't take a whole lot to move a jellied sign. so they will probably get their votes but just think of the pain they will have put themselves and their own members through in order to only do the most feasible way as possible to wrong thing. >> sausage making a side do you think the democrats could get a political balance from passing health care and could you please we in on speaker pelosi's skills on getting votes? >> no, they will get

. >> i think you might rather, jen, thank you. >>> time and tempers are running short in the health caree. >> kill the bill! kill the bill! kill the bill! >> tea party protesters rallied in washington yesterday to oppose the reform bill. meanwhile president obama is pushing to get wavering house democrats on board. an undecided democrat talked to our sister network, cnn, and has apparently talked to president obama three times in ten days. >> the only absolute definitive red line that there is for me is i will not vote for a bill that increases the deficit by even one penny. everything else i'm going to look at the bill in total, including the process, but i will tell you it doesn't help me to get the yes to go through this process and i know it's making my constituents more nervous. >> well, the house may vote on the senate health care bill this week. 216 votes are needed to pass or defeat that bill. >>> everyone is talking about the gq interview that rielle hunter gave. you know, she's john edwards' former mistress. while some critics are bashing her for the interview and these picture

majority, assistant majority leader have made repeatedly on the floor to allow for the short-term is to jen, that the overwhelming majority of members of congress strongly support. we need to move forward with that, and then let's come to the floor and debate the longer-term extensions. i've got a thing when that bill comes up on the floor of this body, you're going to see an overwhelming number of members voting in favor of extension of unemployment compensation. and insurance protection for the unemployed. because it's the right thing to do. it's the right thing to do as a nation in a recession. it's the right thing to do in order to strengthen our economy, and to create more job opportunities. does that money is spent in our community, and keeps jobs and expand jobs. it must be part of our strategy in creating more jobs for opportunities for americans. so madam president, i take the floor to encourage my colleague to withdraw his objection. let us move forward in a way that is in answers of the american people and interests of our economy, so that we can continue to see the types of impr

we cannot forget that it was the jen it is of multiple attacks that killed thousands of americans, childrenparents, spouses, neighbors. we must do everything we can to ensure that it will not happen again and be used as a safe haven for those who seek to do us harm. last december after eight long years with no strategy in afghanistan, president obama recommitted our nation to defeating al-qaida and reminded us that the success of this mission requires us to work with our international allies and afghan partners and we are. the president also announced that our military commander in afghanistan, general stanley mcchrystal, the best we have in this type of conflict, would receive an additional 30,000 troops to implement this counterinsurgency strategy, these additional combat troops combined with those already in theater would allow our troops and civilian experts to partner with their afghan counter parts, reverse the momentum of the taliban, and create conditions needed for governance and economic development. even with just a fraction of these reinforcements in place we already see signs o

considered to be one of the best long distance skaters in the united states, jen also carries the unique distinction of being the first cuban american to win an olympic medal after taking the bronze in the 1,000 meters and 1,500 meters in 2002. again, i'd like to congratulate all of the olympians in the 2010 games and thank our friends in canada for hosting us. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. ms. watson: i yield five minutes to the gentlelady from california, representative susan a. davis, member of the committee on house administration. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. mrs. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleague from california for yielding. mr. speaker, the olympics entertain us, inspire us and humble us. the athletes who participated are committed to a dream, a dream that we as spectators are all privileged to witness. i introduced house resolution 1128 to honor the athletes who represented the united states in the 2010 winter olympic games and to thank v

if you boil water to kill past jens, that normally -- pathogens that normally kills them. if you kill water that has algal blooms it increases the tocks inks and lethality. if you get -- toxins and lethality. all you do is break up the bodies of the algae but the toxin survives. chlination does not stop it. so we have a pro-that's deadly from organisms ranging -- so we have a problem that's deadly from organisms ranging from fish to other things. i want to also mention in my own district which has a coastal area that is very economically benefited by the clamming season, all you need is one red tide to come in, shut down the clamming season and you literally lose millions of dollars of business. and for many of our hotel owners and restaurant owners and others, that's the season. you lose that because of a harmful algal bloom, you basically lost your economy for the entire year. so this bill would expapped our ability to study and -- expand our ability and study and control these harmful algal blooms and toxic events. i re-at this point. -- i reserve the balance of my time