now in particularly in this opposition research that josh block it passed around he labeled our right anderson that but never offered any quotes never offered any specific examples of what was actually anti-semitic so that kind of goes along with this line of if we disagree with you you're anti semitic and we just get to call you a bad name now in this opposition research kind of stuff isn't that they doing personal research on the bloggers over at think progress or is this something you know things that you've written publicly you know everything that they had. in the document was just links to posts we had written and a two paragraph preview of the opposite of opposition research that he sent around he labeled us anti semitic you know borderline hate speech and just link to a bunch of post but never pulled out any quotes from these post to say you know what this is specifically in medicare this is specifically around or whatever so i mean it's it's unclear actually what what it what in these post he thinks is so. would you consider this something that might be a campaign strategy yo

josh gets the block and time expires. stanford beats ucla60-59. on the women cease side. beat usc. necca each had a double-double and ucla beat cal to hand them a loss. raiders wide receiver practiced for the second day in a row and on track to play sunday against the chargers. had to miss four straight games. the heisman winner and pais baugh bailor. bailor wins the alamo bowl 67- 56. it was the highest scoring game in bowl history. patriots head coach isn't exactly known for his sense of humor. tims i'm going to guess it has something to do with the monotone delivery. >> it is nits or candy. i mean, i don't know. i have no idea. >> that makes two of us. number four, memo thinks he has a layup. dwight howard sends it into the third row. he grabbed 24 rebounds. at number three, edmondton goes for the if i can. bad idea. over the board and on to the bench. and number two, notre dame to michael floyd and not only does he bobble it four times, he takes a hit, but florida state wins the champ sports bowl. and at number one, even rises and i happen drills the fire above to cas

later in the first half, john wall with a little any facty wrap around behind and blocked by josh smith. wall went down hard. he would stay in the game. second half now, hawks hawks go to joe johnson. one of six hawks in. 101-83. they are still winless. hunter and the caps hosting the rangers. the caps lead 2-1. alex ovechkin with a big hit at the blue line. it starts a break. backstrom, back hands it. the caps up 3-1. third period, ovechkin up the left side. second goal of the game and ninth of the season. caps defeat rangers 4-1. 36- year-old london fletcher snubbed again for the probowl. he's the first alternate despite leading the nfl with 163 tackles. he has been at the probowl alternate ten times now. played in the last two games, but today the veteran was asked if this decision shocked him. >> not surprising. the bottom line is, you know, need to win more games. teams that win tend to be more players in the probowl. you know, it's how that deal goes. >> the military bowl at rfk stadium. spinning and catching, 33 yards for the air force touchdown. they did the exthat point. fake.

blocked by josh. cardinal survive. 60-59 at maple. meanwhile cal falters late in a 60-55 loss at ucla. st. mary's hosting newest member of the west coast conference. steal and dunk 21. cougar unaware he has some range in the corner. got it. 53-43. how about a run to start the final 20 minutes. jones 24 points. 15 board for him. welcome to the wcc. they win 98-82. also us usf. fall at pepperdine and santa clara beats eastern michigan. that is the toyota sports report. >> excellent. that alamo bowl was fun. that's cool. >> wasn't tonight that's our report. "nightline"coming up next. for all of us here thanks so much for watching. appreciate your time. see you thanks so much for watching. appreciate your time. see you tomorrow. good night. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 milli

well, tonight, josh, abc news has learned that prince philip was treated for a blocked coronary artery. had a successful minimally invasive procedure, where they put in a coronary stent. the queen is still at sandringham. no other family member is with the prince. and sword that he will remain at the hospital overnight. josh? >> and we'll have news as it comes available. lama hasan in london, thank you. >>> one more note overseas in syria, where the uprising against the regime has taken an especially deadly turn. two powerful suicide bombs ripped through the heart of damascus near two heavily fortified government buildings. fortified buildings. at least 40 people were killed, 100 injured. and the government immediately put the blame on al qaeda, but opposition groups there are skeptical. some suggesting that the government itself orchestrated these attacks. in the country, where some 5,000 people already have been killed since the unrest began, one thing is clear. tonight, syria is edging ever closer to all-out civil war. >>> and back at home now, and to politics, and your voice, your

joshing tension between the u.s. and iran is mounting was the arab nation threatening to block a crucial oil supply route in the hormuz strait the u.s. ascendance own contingent in the region mainly to ensure passage remains free but as our guy aged account explains the situation could ask late into an all out war. responding to iran's warning the u.s. said no such destruction would be tolerated and that the u.s. fifth fleet that's based in the gulf would ensure that doesn't happen the strait of hormuz links the golf and the oil producing states of bahrain kuwait qatar saudi arabia the united arab emirates to the indian ocean about forty percent of the world's tankers shipped oil passes through that strait it's a major oil artery potential cut off might cause turmoil in the global oil market although a saudi official said that golf nations were ready to offset any loss of uranium crude from the statements here you get a sense that washington things iran is bluffing because there have been there had been such threats before but right now iran's finds itself in a situation where it's a livelihood its main source of live

blocked arty. more news for you later right here on msnbc. >>> breathe. josh, josh. josh. come on.. >> hey, dude. >> look. open your eyes. hey, pay attention. >> 18-year-old runaway and jacksonville native josh is falling in and out of consciousness. >> breathe. >> he passed out while getting a stick and poke tattoo from his friend, 21-year-old anthony. >> pay attention. drink some mountain dew. >> you need some sugar. dude, you need some sugar. >> got to get your glucose up, dude. >> drink, you need some sugar, dude. >> the group asks josh if he wants to see a doctor. >> swallow. swallow, josh. >> you want to go to the hospital? >> no, don't need to go to the hospital. he's getting better. >> they urge josh to wake up. >> keep your eyes open, dude. keep your eyes open. >> don't roll your eyes to the back of the head. >> josh's body is in shock from the tattoo. he hasn't eaten since breakfast and he regularly donates blood plasma for money. >> i'm starting to make out shapes. i can see somebody walking up. anthony's right there. and justin is sitting next to me. >> very good. >> as

josh? >> christiane, i do want to, while we have you, another important story from another vital and precarious region. a new threat from iran to block the waterway from the persian gulf, choking off roughly 20% of the world's oil in the process, purportedly in response to response to u.s. sanctions. the markets don't like this, christiane. oil prices up 15 cents in the last 24 hours, just as gas prices here have been dropping. so, how real is this threat? >> well, josh, again, this is probably one of the most vital pieces of water, the straits of hormuz because so much goes through it. and again, it's in response to these sanctions because of iran aus nuclear program. iran did briefly disrupt oil supplies. however, they're no much for the rest of the world. and indeed, analysts say that if they did, indeed, do this, they could only do it for about two days to two weeks because it would affect their own oil and their own economy. but it does point out there's a big dilemma the u.s. faces, trying to sanction iran. at the same time, trying not to rise oil prices and disturb an already weak economy, josh. >> christiane amanpour in londo