chris paul collided with raymond sessions. paul was down and out.y brought a stretcher out for precautionary reasons. they're calling it a concussion. he is day to day and will miss tonight's game against the bulls. >>> finally back to san antonio for the antics of ron artest m second quarter. rejected george hill's shot, and then he flexes for the crowd and kissed his own bicep to show off for the paying customers. hen in the third still hustling, chased a loose ball, crashed right into a couple of fans. the guy in the white shirt got the worst of it, his coffee went flying. he was fine. can't say the same about the white shirt. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred robgin. >> hopefully there are free refills. >>> movie goers flocked to see johnny depp go green on the big screen. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus a contest in illinois that mixes old world tradition with all you can eat appeal. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. most of the action is in the center or eastern part

. >>> hornets without their star, chris paul held out after suffering a concussion on sunday.se gave the hornets headaches all night. continued his mvp campaign with 24 points and nine assists. chicago won it, 85-77. >>> bit of history in minnesota, kevin love picked up his 51st consecutive double-double. that ties him with moses malone for the longest streak in nba history. unfortunately for them, not enough. they lost 108-105. >>> now to new york where joe fraser is gin a standing ovation. amare had 31. carm elo anthony had 34. new york's two stars didn't play the second half because this one over by half time. knicks won. >>> another game, another highlight reel dunk from blake griffin. off the fastbreak, clippers beat the bobcats 92-87. >>> finally, manly beat with spring training and that does not stop nick swisher from playing like it's the world series. taking on the phils. nick swisher of his horse, back handed grab and over the fence. take mother look. swisher looks like he is many midseason form as he made the grab before flipping head over heels. opening day is thre

reel not as blake griffin had twenty six in the first tough us his papers blew out the wizards chris paulseems to fully recovered from a recent concussion scoring thirty three points fifteen to keep the hornets to treat for the kings both twenty years to the day which are long the first big title . more. numeracy on the sixers are now within game of securing the final playoff spot in the east the latest round in the all texas ball between. scores on the rockets when someone to lose weight kobe bryant suffered and i'm told sprain before going back into the game to help the two time defending champions the lakers finished off dollars on the nuggets through to two wins just. seven wins three losses since trading away a strawman from me to the next the detroit pistons losing by thirty eight and denver. defending constant will hockey league champions of course are on the verge of exiting this year's tournament. three nothing down in their best of seven series with old rival solid have the winning team to ever lift the floor in overtime in the five by two ghouls to one it could all be over then

third straight win beating the new orleans hornets who we were with that day injured playmaker chris paul jarrett jack started instead of paul he suffered concussion on monday his deputy jack would finish with a team high twenty three points but all has been missing on the last as a hornet struggled in terms of assists other balls were more consistent with barrett raised their leading man to guard sanka three points above nine minutes left on the clock the host getting into a couple digit lead for the first time however the hornets remained in the game for a little longer jack tying the savings of seventy seven all of that around winning minutes to go but it was all chicago after that and finally ronnie biggs by a seven foot seven. saw brings us to the end of a small split in for the moment so we're back with more in two hours time next though it's well. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realm. we've done to the future covered.

their third straight win beating the new orleans hornets who were without the injured playmaker chris paul jarrett jack started instead of all the stuff a concussion on monday stephanie jet will finish with a team high twenty three points up paul was badly missed nonetheless the hornets struggled in terms of assists the bones were more consistent with derrick rose their leading man the guard sank a three pointer with nine minutes left on the clock the house getting into a double digit lead for the first time however the hornets remained in the game for a little longer jack time proceedings of seventy seven all with around three minutes to go but it was all for cargo after that and they finally won it i think five seventy seven. so that is the sport's all in to us. well. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we go into the future covered. and discover its beauty. communicate with you want to. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you on. hungry for the. we've got it from the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news ma

highlight reel blake griffin hit twenty six in the first assist the first blew out the wizards chris paulseems fully recovered from the recent concussion scoring thirty three points fifteen cysts to keep the hornets to victory for the kings on the polls you tuck twenty years to the day no less but chicago won the first n.b.a. title a few more scores the book showed no mercy on the sixers are now within game of securing the one final playoff spot in the east the latest round in the all texas battle between the spurs and the rockets when summoned to lose weight kobe bryant suffered an uncle sprain before going back into the game to help with three time defending champions that is of course the l.a. lakers finish off dallas on the nuggets of the seven wins and just two losses since trading away a storm on canelo alchemy to the next detroit pistons losing by thirty feet into. the fending kontinental hockey league champions are on the verge of exiting this year's tournament because onside no three nothing joined in their best of seven so . all rivals sell about eli i have the only team she eve

right realities britain had twenty six in the first half was his clippers blew out the wizards chris paul seems fully recovered from a recent concussion scoring thirty three points and having fifteen assists and keyed up one of the victory over the came the bulls beat twenty years to the data on the first to be a title. more games that showed no mercy in the sixers are now within a half game of securing the if and final playoff spot in the east the leaders draw and in the old texas train spurs on the rockets with someone to lose weight kobe bryant suffered an idle sprained before going back into the game to help the two time defending champions lakers finish off dallas on the nuggets some improved the seven wins two losses only since trading away megastore canelo while twenty the detroit pistons losing by thirty and get. a piece of the continental hockey league a stroll back on the ice rink in the conference semifinals two of those four teams facing. higher straights though both two time defending champions down to zero overall in their best of seven weeks regular season top dogs were tak

it is skews our whole democratic process as well it is amazing eighty one percent of americans chris paul are mentioned in sort of are in agreement with how do you leverage that level of popular on the ground populist support for this kind of program to put pressure on republicans in power in the house to pass your bill well actually one of my co-sponsors john yarmuth said that last october when he was talking about an idea of taxing millionaires he was told by some republicans that if it actually came up for a vote they'd have a hard time voting against it i think that we have a tremendous organizing opportunity right now out in the districts to put pressure on the republicans and some of our democrats to see that this is not this isn't a vote that would take a lot of courage this is something that is wildly popular out in the in the neighborhood and i mean street and so our first our first goal was to get more co-sponsors on the the legislation and then to begin to sell it out. side and inside the congress congresswoman jan schakowsky thanks so much for the great work you're doing good

paul, chris, tiffany, johnny, diana, chilly -- thank you so much for helping me tonight. and i want to thank everyone because this is a tough and painful and emotional process, and everyone really came ready and also very respectful. it did not have to go like this, and i just really wanted to appreciate that, and this is just the beginning of a dialogue and process for our office. we will continue to hold budget stakeholders meetings, so please, come up to our staff and signed up so you can find out when our meetings are and continue to engage. i wanted and community members for being irresponsible about what we can contribute to these cuts. we will come out and do more clean up and held out if you can help us bring lights to the victoria park. those other types of solutions. we can all can cheviot to that process as well. we really heard a lot of things that were said tonight. district 6 is home to one of the most diverse constituencies here in the city. we have the poorest residents of san francisco. we have lgbt, immigrants, people of color, youth, and a high proporti

paul ryan, marco rubio, chris christie. if nobody in the current pact emerges as a viable candidate who can win, they might go to christie or ryan or somebody who otherwise might be too young or premature. >> there is some merit to that, except when we of done that in the past with either party, with the exception of obama, it tended to bite the party in the fanny. it is more likely that this will shake out and we will get to the serious core of people. haley barbour illustrates the pros and cons of the situation. he is actually a serious person who does not look serious. and he has baggage that haunted him -- >> i have known haley barbour for many years and he is smart, but he is also very crafty. his candidacy seems to be appealing to that part of the republican party that represents a real throwback to the old days. when he takes the position that he will not pass judgment on at the founder of the coakley clan -- the coup? clan -- the kkk, i really despicable individual -- >> he backed off that. >> you cannot back of tha

paul, minn., mayor chris coleman. he took office in 2006. he was reelected in 2009. brought a wealth of experience to the office. he has been dogged by his experience as a lifelong resident of st. paul. his family has deep roots in the community. he is bridging the education gap at the core of his agenda. to his immediate left is mike menino.ayor, tom he has been elected to his second four-year term. as i mentioned a moment ago, he has reshaped the city in countless ways, but the results are there for all to see. i was asked by a boston magazine to make a prediction for 2011 -- in their end of the year issue. my prediction was, somewhere in the city this year, the success menino will be born. [laughter] finally, from the west does, we admire kevin johnson of sacramento, california. he is the first native sacramento president and first african-american to be elected to that post. his vision is for sacramento to become the city that works for everyone. mayor johnson, we start with you. what does it feel like to be these days? >> if it feels pretty crappy. [laughter] i h

: tim is thinking about the final outcome -- >> chris: please keep your comments coming to foxnewssunday.com. next sunday, we'll talk with congressman paulyan, chairman of the house budget committee, as he unveils a dramatic new spending plan with major cuts for 2012. but that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." captioned by closed captioning services, inc

paul xandy told us we'd have people out of work because of the deficit. >> chris: you're saying $10.5 billion in domestic, non-defense discretionary spending, that's it? >> i think we pushed this to the limit. to go any further is to push more kids out of school, to stifle innovation, which small businesses and large alike need to create more jobs. stops investment of infrastructure which kills good-paying jobs in the united states. >> chris: we have to leave it there. i want to thank you both so much. congressman hensarling, senator durbin, thank you both for coming in and talking with us. we'll stay on top of the budget negotiations. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you, chris. >> thank you. >> chris: up next, better than expected news on the economy. the sunday panel weighs in on how excited we should get. a company-wide memo about the meeting? uh-huh. this is the meeting. we are the company. don't sweat it. i just switched us to sprint, so e-mail, web...on 4g... it's all unlimited. [ cellphone buzzes you just texted me to read the memo? unlimited text too. we really need you on this

paul ii. it will give links to video highlights spanning his 27 years as pope. that's the news. back to jenna and chris. >> trish ragan, thank you very much. chris warren is here with a check of the weather. >> it looks like the northeast will dry out. that's the good news for a few days. meanwhile, a completely different story in the northwest. heavy rain moving in. that rain will stretch all the way down to san francisco. high wind warning at the coast and inland areas of oregon. by tuesday the mountains of washington and some of oregon's cascades could pick up three to four feet of snow in the higher elevations. meanwhile, we have nice weather in the southwest stretching all the way across into the southeast. things looking pretty good. just a few showers around the great lakes and upper new england. that's a look at your forecast across the nation. theers weather where you live. >>> the weather still dry around the b area. on the north coast, that's where the rain will be lurking dropping to the south during the day. powerful storm offshore, but most will move to the north of us. we'll match it mov

chris wallace talks to sit criteriumchu, reid, sen. gramm, and rand paul from kentucky. at 3:00 p.m., a state of the union. we talk with secretary chu, john mccain, joe lieberman, and the two retired officers. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation." bob schieffer talked to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, dick lugar, and secreary chu -- secretary chu. they begin at noon with "meet the press," could this week," "fox news sunday," "face the nation." on xm 132, as a podcast or online at c-spanradio.org. >> today on road to the white house, herman cain on whether he will run for the republican nomination. >> i have put my toe in the water. the feedback that we have gotten from people across this country, tens of thousands who are willing to volunteer. >> at 6:00 27:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. host: our topic is u.s. foreign- policy and the role of the u.n. we welcome claudia rosett, the journalist-in-residence for the foundation for the defense of democracies. we will learn more about the foundation in the moment, but you have been riding around the u.n.