lavin calls time-out. puts the rock in the hand of his best player, dwight hardy, scoops its up and in. 1.2 ticks left for pitt. st. john's, big win. the upset. >> i don't know about you, but when i go to the driving range to straighten out my swing, i visualize fred couples and then snap hook the ball. i'm no freddie couples. the rain has begun in l.a. third round, british open champ, louis oosthuizen chipping in on 18. even par. as for those in contention. kevin na, his third shot, and he will like it. na would birdie the hole. tied for second with freddie couples. the within at riviera in 1990 has a chance to win again 21 years later. also on 11, couples 1-under 7. badley, bird putt on 9. weather permitting, should be a great final round tomorrow. >> a sad note, olli maddison has passed away. insure the giants, back at it in scottsdale. rainy weather, but they can still throw the ball around, batting cages. >> alan: just ahead, san francisco's famomomomomomomomomo >> alan: coming up at 6:00, mother and

. >> professor david lavine opposes the death penalty, what he opposes more is the process. >> we have a special procedure in california where any time the death penalty is imposed, there's an automatic appeal to the california supreme court. >> why is that a problem? there are only seven supreme court justices, but 700 death row inmates. how does that play out? in 2009, there were 166 death appeals. the justices ruled on just 22. it will take two years before the supreme court hears arguments and taxpayers are footing the bill. so ron george thed to amend the constitution to stop the appeal process. >> and what happened in. >> nothing. that went nowhere. >> with 20 new inmates added, they went with their justices to hear the appeals. >> i think it's a shell game. we are talking about appeal that is over burdened. are we borrowing from peter to pay paul? >> professor liz says the current system is not perfect but essential. our germs are condemning everyone to die, even he's had three turns. >> there's most certainly a remedy. the abolition of the death penalty. >> he may have a fourth

lavin puts the ball in the best player's hand. reds storm back in front. 1.2 ticks left.make that shot. st. john's, big win, 60-59 they upset pittsburgh. >> a white out in tucson arizona, the caps hosting washington. terrible finish if you're born and raised a huskie fan like i was. under 30 seconds left. look at this. right to hill. caps by one. two second left. uw for the win. williams you can take that weak stuff back to seattle gant. that's what one of my arizona friends told me to say. great game though. >> alan: the giants looking good. how is the panda looking? >> he has shed some weight. shu talked to him today. and hopefully for his sake, that weight that comes off is going to make him a better player this year. >> alan: faster, leaner panda. a dog who turned up 7 milesdan: i had a biopsy and i had high-risk prostate cancer. i was depressed. i was shocked. sometimes cancer makes you feel very lonely. the doctors can do their best to cure the cancer, but it takes all of the other stuff to make you a whole person again. i've been given a second chance. announcer: a

. >>> bay area products steve lavin and st. johns trying to impress the commitment -- the tournament. the panthers got the lead by 1. dwight murray then drives the baseline and throws up a reverse lay-up that goes. pittsburgh has to go desperation. brad's shot comes up well short. if you thought hardy looked like he might have been out of bounds, you would be right. but it's a no call -- that would have been a tough call to make on st. john's tough court. in morgantown, west virginia hosting notre dame. johnny west with his only 3 points as the game. if that thame sounds familiar, yes, johnny, the son of jerry west, an alum and hall of famer. later in the second half, darryl truck bryant took off. bryant with 3 of his 24 points. mountaineers take this going away, 7-58. >>> a bat of age over youth in golf's northern trust tournament, formerly known as the l.a. open. 51-year-old fred couples trying to turn back the clock and -- clock and takes a two-stroke lead today. phil mickelson, missing a short par putt. mickelson, not in th

vamos a una pausa en seguida le comentamos está en el ojo del huracán por unos polémicos videos que lavín en una exclusiva y por supuesto de primer impacto. >> salen a la luz polémicos videos que involucran a una importante clínica de nueva york las imágenes muestran a un falso traficante sexual que pretende obtener servicios médicos para menores de edad vamos con viviana Ávila para que nos amplíe qué está pasando. >> buenas tardes. >> así el video revelado hace parte de 6 de manera en cubierta donde personal de la clínica está... a menores de edad explotadas sexual. >> en este video el falso traficante le dice a la empleada de la clínica que él está en ese negocio. >> esta clínica está ubicada en el bronx en nueva york y atiende a un alto porcentaje de mujeres hispanas una portavoz implicó que el video es una mentira. >> el video en nueva york hay evidencias que están manipulados, entonces nuestro empleado en este video lertó a sus superiores y los superiores lertó al fbi y autoridades locales. >> pero no es el único hace una semana otras investigaciones en cubierta reveló que la emplead

earlier today, the libyan leader himself said that osama bin lavin and al qaeda are inciting in the uprising -- osama bin ladin and al qaeda are inciting the uprising. this is about 20 minutes. >> their coffee and other drinks. they let them go out on the streets and commit criminal acts. and they even went to court and destroyed all the records. there criminal files have been destroyed. and they bear arms, and they do not even know what to do with them. they do not even know how to use them. this situation is different from egypt or tunisia. those were people revolting against the government. here, the authority is in your hands, the people's hands. you can change the policy any way you wish. you can put anyone who is suspected of corruption on trial. is your call. where are the elderly is, the tribal leaders, the head of the families, the head of the some tickets? -- of the syndicates? you have reasonable requests and demands that things be responded to promptly. business is taking -- when business is taking place in a peaceful manner, then we can discuss it. why did al jazeera get involve

director of the center for technology, innovation, and competition, and then finally, we have blair lavin. he is presently a communications and society fellow at the pes pen -- aspen institute, and need i repeat, once more, blair was the executive director at the commission leading that team of hundreds that developed the national broadband plan. you may have noticed blai is also going to be on the next panel. that means he's getting paid double for doing this today, but i hasten to add two times zero is still zero. [laughter] with that, we'll get started, and we'll hear first from jonathan baker. >> thank you, randy, and good morning. i am speaking for myself this morning, and not necessarily for the federal communications commission or any commissioner, and i'd like to talk about mortgage -- merger review. that can be about broadband policy which is what our panel is about. i want to talk about the universal transaction to address some of the concerns i've heard raised about how the f chiropractic c approaches -- fcc approaches mergers. it has an interest in a number of cable networks i