davidson, lead by two. last chance for the cat, a mounts. davidson wince, 93-91 in double overtime. they're going dancing. >>> west coast conference, gonzaga taking on st. mary's. matthew dillavedova gets tied up. a three-pointer could tie the game and send it into overtime. that's just what they do. though, one last chance for st. mary's. can he sink the shot? he cannot. we go to the extra session. gonzaga down two. a upper missed. the gails win. the west coast conference tournament. gonzaga will also mostlily head to the ncaa tournament. >>> a quick shoutout today to baizele smotherman. >> he grabbed a rebound, throws up a long distance hail mary. boom. in it goes. >> his great shot was not neeed the end. the team won by, yep, three points. >>> mike tyson, has he found a new career? >>> and would you watch a reality show starring tim tebow? >>> and a milestone for the classic american treat. the oreo turns 100. that was me trying to be discreet with my vial and syringe. me, drawing my insulin dose. and me the day i discovered novolog flexpen. flexpen is pre-filled with your mealti

sergeant davidson reports for duty in the early morning hours on a hot summer day. after filing some reports, he heads out on patrol. only a couple of hours into his shift, davidson receives a call. >> i had been working a little bit of traffic enforcement, dispatched to a stranded motor vehicle. a motorist had a right rear flat tire. >> on a busy bridge, the driver's attempting to change his blown tire on a very tight stretch of highway. >> the shoulders are narrow at the top of the bridge, and you can also feel the bridge move. he got out and started changing his tire and became apprehensive and nervous because of all the heavy traffic. >> davidson arrives on the scene within minutes. >> as i pulled up to the vehicle, i noticed the right rear tire of the vehicle was flat. he just wanted a patrol vehicle there for the safety to keep vehicles off of him while he changed the tire. >> after exiting his patrol car, davidson approaches the motorist to offer assistance. >> he changed his tire. he had the flat tire leaning up against the concrete traffic barricade. i aske

davidson had a 15-point run. no. 4 louisville beat davidson. let's go to louisville.ithstood a byu ra lly. market advances. let's go to albuquerque, new mexico. wisconsin really impressive. the badgers dominated the boards. wisconsin goes on to beat montana did. -- big. vcu plays tonight against wichita state. in baseball, he gave up four runs in the seventh and two in the eight. the yankees beat the nationals. >>is meriweather a good trade? >> i am still looking into that. >> you have another chance to be popular around here. >> i will do my best. upper 70's tomorrow. a good chance of showers and storms. a cool easterly wind with partly cloudy skies only in the 60's on sunday. a noticeable warm-up author next week once more. keep up-to-date at our online home wjla.com. bob will be here with a fresh look tonight.

my guy davidson. davidson: hey, walker, what's up? you guys got any news?t the hell's wrong with you? don: all right, all right! you're under arrest for the murder of john everett. what are you talking about? they traced the drugs in lopez's system to a bust that your team made, huh? so what? yeah, that means that you poisoned lopez with those drugs. tell me the truth. you got nothing. you don't got jack on me. (shouting) how could you do that?! all right, get off! you ate at everett's table! hey! you helped raise his son! gary, cut it out! back off! this isn't helping! turn around! get your hands behind your back! we never took a dime. i made the streets safer. every drug dealer that bradley whacked... i don't believe you! no! not one drug dealer bradley whacked ever killed another kid with junk! you got that?! i made the streets safer! so when everett was about to rat you out, you killed him. because he had it coming! you set him up all right, all right. to take the shot. let me just see him for one second. he was gonna go to ia! let me just... give me th

>> look at a team like davidson.o the final eight a few years ago and very interesting first round matchup playing against louisville. so they have known each other a long time but davidson could be a team. >> that's team that beat kansas earlier this season. coming up we will tell you the can't miss first round matchup out of the west bracket. >>> welcome back. so, coach, what is that can't miss first round matchup that people have to tune in for? >> the one i'm looking at is virginia and florida. an interesting dynamic and different styles of play and with florida you have irving walker who is 5'7" point guard. and florida has the most amazing three-pointers in the country they will attack from the perimeter and virginia will try wear you down with great offense. so i think that's a great matchup. >> and looking down the road in the west bracket, is what the marquee matchup? number one seed michigan state versus number two seed missouri or another matchup? >> that could be the way it plays out. i would love to see

>> look at a team like davidson.y went to the final eight a few years ago and very interesting first round matchup playing against louisville. so they have known each other a long time but davidson could be a team. >> that's team that beat kansas earlier this season. coming up we will tell you the can't miss first round matchup out of the west bracket. >>> welcome back. so, coach, what is that can't miss first round matchup that people have to tune in for? >> the one i'm looking at is virginia and florida. an interesting dynamic and different styles of play and with florida you have irving walker who is 5'7" point guard. and florida has the most amazing three-pointers in the country they will attack from the perimeter and virginia will try wear you down with great offense. so i think that's a great matchup. >> and looking down the road in the west bracket, is what the marquee matchup? number one seed michigan state versus number two seed missouri or another matchup? >> that could be the way it plays out. i would love

it's the end of an era for harley-davids harley-davidson.49 year career with the company. has been responsible for the look of all harley-davidson motorcycles and is recognized as a legend in the world of motorcycle design. customers and shareholders have liked the look lately. stock up 23% in the last year. davidson said he will continue with the company as a brand ambassador. >>> speaking of famous people, one of the most notorious corporate crooks of the last decade is back at work in new york city. he even has a place overlooking central park. a few things have changed. scott cohen is here with the story. >> he is dennis kozlowski. he is back sort of. we caught up with him this morning in manhattan on his way to his new job. part of a work release program if the lincoln correctional facility in harlem. two miles and a world away from his old place on fifth avenue. remember the $6,000 shower curtain. he went to prison in 2005 for using his firm tyco international as his personal piggy bank. he started his job working for a non-profit. he

i'm at barger harley davidson here in the los angeles san fernando valley.etro look that harley is doing well with. there are a few brands as american as harley david as you said 71% of sales come from the old u.s. of a. and that's something the company makes a selling point. >> these are people who believe in the american craftsman because they are american craftsman. >> harley has had a tough recession, but january and february have been great thanks to nice weather, high gas prices and reaching out to new types of buyers who don't fit the stereotype like this. watch. okay. so your average harley owner is not in a drug-selling motorcycle gang line "sons of anarchy." others are heading on the highway. william blare says harley share of buyers under 35 years old has grown 13 points to nearly half the market. its share of african-americans and hispanics are both up 10%. women up 6%. how? well, for example, sales manager says they're targeting the latino market with a very specific bike. >> the whole roots to that is the '70s and cruising the boulevard and tha

the very sure they don't know what they're doing with the thanks you saw on the program lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university appreciate it ok thank you. american soldier accused of a village massacre in afghanistan has officially been charged now with twenty nine counts of murder attempted murder and assault if convicted staff sergeant robert bales could face the death penalty but his lawyers say he remembers nothing of the killings while legal experts warn of a long and complicated legal process ahead that could of course provoke further anger among afghans after what signals the worst atrocity but american in this decade long war john glaser from antiwar dot com told us clearing the military of wrongdoing is something that's deeply rooted in us society. throughout the media we've heard. justifications for bill's apparent rampage and you know they go through things like he might have had a concussion he was having trouble at home or was stressed from you know who or but you know people that are outside outside of the u.s. military to commit these

davidson has tried to answer these questions. he's discovered we're all composed of six emotional styles. emotional styles. he's been able to trace these styles to patterns of neural activity, that's the crucial link. a new book "the emotional life of your brain" considers how these patterns affect the way we live and other strategists to change them. joining me the book's authors richard j. davidson, a professor of psychiatry at the university of wisconsin madison and sharon begley, the science editor at ritders. i'm pleased to have both of them at this table. this is a continuation of our series which we call "brain watch." as we look often at the extraordinary developments in understanding the brain as the most exciting frontier of human insights. so welcome. >> thank you so much. >> rose: tell me about what it is that you have discovered and this connection between emotional style and being able to see it in terms of neural activity. >> well, first, one of the most salient characteristics is that people respond to life's slin

this is mount davidson. look out for the rock. this is on telegraph park. this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit to

davidson and western carolina.ildcats up two with a minute left and earned an automatic bid to the tournament with a win in double o.t. >> that is your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> who is having babies? and who is angry are twitter? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, when it comes to losing weight, many are motivated by how they are going to look in their summer bathing suit, with you coming up, we will show you a group of folks in texas with a much less conventional weight loss motivator. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." very cold morning out there. especially areas of new england and northern great lakes. and even portions of the mid-atlantic. it's going to warm up with a good deal of sunshine today and hopefully this is it for the cold weather. a big warm-up in the middle of the nation but snow in areas of utah the next two days. tomorrow, we bring out more rain and maybe strorms into the central plains but no t

the s&p is hovering around the flat line, harley davidson and h & r block hovering there. one positive note there, folks. the nasdaq is on track for the biggest percentage gain since the third quarter of 2009. let's get right to the trading floors. bob at the nyc and semi. it's a tight trading range and very light volume. what gives? >> what you want to see here is the global market leadership move forward. we don't see it today. look at tmarket leadership here. it's true we're in positive territory, but throughout the most of the day the names leading us have been the walmarts of the world, the cokes of the world, procter & gamble, pes merck, for example. throughout the day it's the defensive names. look at sectors here that matter. the big risk on names. that's not happening either. they went down throughout the day. they were lower earlier in the day. when you get this leadership, it's hard for the market to show a lot of energy. finally speaking of energy i want to show you what the energy names are doing. this is china's trade deficit higher than examine examined or w

davidson and western carolina. wildcats up two with a minute left and earned an automatic bid to the tournament with a win in double o.t. that is your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, who is having babies, and who's angry with twitter? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, when it comes to losing weight, many are motivated by how they're going to look in their summer bathing suits. coming up, we'll show you a group of folks in texas with a much less conventional weight loss motivator. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. here's what we're dealing with today. storm system moving through the inner mountain west. cold front ahead of it. winds strong out of the south and southwest, especially in nevada today. high wind warnings in it place. could see gusts 60 to 70 miles per hour. chilly behind the front too. rain and snow showers this morning around portland. the rest of the day looks dry. >>> if you're watching us on knsd nbc in san diego

. >>> overtime there, double overtime, davidson and western carolina, clint mann put the wildcats upey won 93-91 win in double o-t. i'm fred roggin. >>> now we check back with bill karins in hawaii. >> it's 11:00 news news in hawaii, first, lynn, all the tornadoes we had, another piece of incredible video, you get the home videos people are now just putting online, more and more of those over the last 24 hours. this was up-close-and-personal, this is an ef-4 tornado, winds up to 180, 190 miles per hour, reported at one point to have picked up asphalt off a highway, broke it, smashed it and tossed it in a field. this is what they were dealing with, you understand the shakey video, fearful scenes, the tornado isn't even nearby. the worst weather by far in anywhere the lower 48 or alaska or hawaii is in the pacific, flash flooding overnight, severe thunderstorm watch, by hawaii standards, a nasty day. as we head through the overnight hours the heavy rain threat will continue and flooding. the showers and storms right over pearl harbor, honolulu area and oahu. hawaii's forecast, not one

it was interesting, kim, i was talking today to a political scientist at davidson college that said,e've just now gotten a call. tennessee for rick santorum. that is a shot of momentum for him that he could use. and we were talking about the southern races next week. >> it is. >> but to win the nomination, to get 1144 delegates, josh putnam of davidson college says he needs to win 50% of the vote or more in every remaining race, including tonight. can't do it. very, very difficult for him. >> mathematically very, very difficult. it's a conundrum going forward. it's certainly very, very hard on the republican party. we really need to move forward in going forward to fighting obama. and this becomes very difficult for the party. >> do you totally discount the possibility of a white knight candidate coming in at the end? >> absolutely. >> because romney has stalled? you worked for mitch daniels of indiana who's one of those who is seen as a potential white knight. any way that he gets into this race or anyone else, chris christie? >> well my prayers every single night are that he would.

even a harley-davidson motorcycle were recovered. the founder of the amazon, jeff bezos, said an underwater expedition he launched has found the engines of the apollo 11 moon missions. he now hopes at least one of them can be recovered. an american teenager is beginning a life sentence for the murder of two british tourists in florida. both in their mid-20s, they were shot dead last april. witnesses say tyson killed the two after initially trying to rob them. >> 17 years old and guilty of a brutal double murder. tyson will spend the rest of his life in jail. during sentencing, the convicted killer was shown a video tribute to his british victims. he was confronted across the courtroom by his friends. >> every night you go to sleep, every morning you wake up, i want you to think about my friends who you murdered. their images will be imprinted in your conscious until your very last breath in life. they continue to inspire those who knew them. the you might think that being a man is about carrying a gun, but it is not. shooting to guys

but davidson -- started marching across country. they had a skirmish in a place called brown's vote on the twenty-fifth of august of 1863 which was the first real opposition of any note that they faced and two days later on the 27th they fought the confederates at what is now the town of jacksonville. the fight there resulted in the union being forced back to brownsville and frederick's deal, federal commander at that point sat back and started probing around figuring the best ways to attack little rock with the least amount of damage to his troops. >> they are getting pretty close to little rock >> about 40 miles away at that point. confederates are primarily for the fine high ground on the north side of the arkansas river. sterling price was hoping that the yankees would be as obliging about bashing themselves against impregnable fortifications said he had been at helen of but was a more clever general than that. between the battle and the fall of little rock the two principal confederate cavalry commanders, marmot duke was angry

. >> davidson's mother saw the march today which included dozens at st. sebinh.ah. it was the first stop as he led the men of his flock on a multi block which drew the attention of those living along the way calling at st. gangs by name. >> stop the guns! >> and the gun violence of those who live here which is terrible. >> we are not afraid of you. >> it's a battle that has become a mission for father flicker as he tries on this day and other stuff bring the message of his sanctuary to the streets on chicago's south side. we will build the memorial, because of the morals of crosses to say stop the shooting and stop the killing of our children. >> a south side man is being held without bail in the shooting of a chicago police officer, 35 year-old andre mouse has been charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery accused of opening fire on police friday afternoon as the red answering the call about shots fired in the roseland neighborhood, a police officer was wounded in the arm but not seriously hurt, a 16 year-old boy also faces juvenile charges in connection

the assets including two harley davidson motorcycles and land in italy were frozen to comply with u.s. resolution. official say the international court of justice requested the seizure. >>> employees at fire work factory in thailand won't go back to work for a while. the series of explosions that's fire. a huge warehouse burned to the ground as a result. firefighters what difficult time putting out the fire because the fireworks continued detonating. there are no reports anyone was seriously hurt or anyone killed. >>> move over prince william brother harry is moving in. the royal sources say that he is moving in -- moving out of his dad's place and moving near william and his sister-in-law kate middleton. so will and kate and they are going to move into the main building of the palace next year. harry will take the costage kensington palace where william and harry lived with their mother princess diana diana. >>> a parents of amanda knox begin their trial in italy accused of making allegations of police mistreatment of their daughter during her arrest anddetention. they are being ar

the main attractions are blaming blacks promising for failing to deal with the rest and lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university says there's no clear end to the violence because there's no one in charge of the situation in the country. no standing law and order actually. these are search. for governor. i think control the army is. not going to come out of its barracks unless contrived to. very very large way and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that when unpopular decisions are made you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of how her's the anger and there is no capacity to control it nor is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there's no central control in egypt now. the american soldier accused of a village massacre in afghanistan has officially been charged with twenty nine counts of murder attempted murder and assault a convict that stuff sergeant robert bales could face the death penalty but his lewis' say he remembers nothing of the killings by legal experts warn of a long and complicated l

reporting meantime a professor or released history of west chester university lawrence davidson believes that some major international players are behind the refusal of syria's exiled opposition to engage in dialogue with the assad regime united states. and they'll go for the gulf countries i don't think that they're they're looking for a negotiated peace i think they're looking for a long. episode. you agree civil war i don't think it's bad they don't have any influence i think they don't want to see these people negotiate because again they're in a very weak position. they're out of a country where the numbers of armed men under their command are limited they cannot win against the government militarily when it gets the government the government is attempting to cool rocks the moderate the moderate protestors with you know promises of weist widespread reforms which if implemented would go a long way to satisfy your original demands of the opposition i don't think they are backed by the majority of the people in syria even the protests and of still to come for you later this hour here o

over the tragedy with many egyptians blaming lax the clearasil middle east history professor doris davidson says there will be no clear as to the violence because no one's taking charge of the situation. egypt has no standing law and order actually. that things are such that the government is not going control the army is. not going to come out of its barracks. confronted you know very very large and so the populace is essentially on its own. that means that unpopular decision. you're going to get this sort of until years kind of outburst of anger and there is no capacity to control it nowhere is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there is no central control in egypt now. the fragile process of creating egypt's new constitution is already showing fear at signs of discord with the law make it storming out of a key parliamentary vote of that whole write it and drafting panel will press on regard it later this week even though liberal m.p. say the group is dominated by islam it is policy in how to report. of the one hundred members fifty are parliamentarians and of th

over the tragedy but many egyptians blaming lax security middle eastern history professor lawrence davidson of says there will be no fear added to the violence because no one's taking charge of the situation. he just has no no standing law and order actually. that has stated things are such that the government is not going control bihari is. not going to come out of its barracks unless you can try to you know who very very large well and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that unpopular decisions are really you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no capacity to control it nor is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there's no central control in egypt now. prattled process of creating egypt's new constitution is already hitting the buffers with one rigorous storming out of a key parliamentary vote about who will draft a panel will press on regardless later this week if a liberal m.p. is a say the groups dominated by islamists as ringo starr reports the squabbling another sign for egyptians that their ye

standing trial for that disaster many egyptians blame them for complicity with rampaging mobs lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university says the country is truly on the break. t.j. you guys know when i was standing law and order actually. that is beings are sexual you know the government is not in control bihari is. not going to come out of its barracks unless controlled to. very very large way and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that unpopular decisions are really you're going to get the sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no can you control it nowhere is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there is no central control in egypt now. egypt turns and well the law of the line up of a long awaited government panel tasked with creating a modern democratic and inclusive constitution the west as dominated by islamists something more liberal groups have warned against and just over a year since the revolution there are fears that not all that much has changed how dilema could be posed to boys fo

and say with confidence that the opposition represents a majority of the syrian people lawrence davidson a professor of middle east history at west chester university says some of president opponents reject talks because they are position is steadily weakening. perhaps they have talked to the this saudis and the americans and the brits and and they've come to the conclusion that these these groups will continue to back them and therefore they'll just bide their time they're in a very weak position. they're out of the country their numbers of armed men under their command are limited they cannot win against the government militarily win against the government. the government is attempting to co-opt the moderate the moderate protesters with you know promises of widespread reforms which if implemented would go a long way to satisfy your regional demands of the opposition if implemented so the armed groups now really. don't have a concession i mean i don't think they are backed by the majority of the people in syria even the protesters they and commission looking into last year's levy of con

standing trial for that any objections and laying them for complicity with rampaging mobs lawrence davidson and so forth and street westchester this city says the country's truly on the brink. each year has no standing law and order actually. that state things are such that i keep the government is not in control the ar e. is. not going to come out of its barracks. contro to. very very large way and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that unpopular decisions are made you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no can i sleep control it nowhere is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there is no central control in egypt now. oh egypt has unveiled a line up the lower rated government panel tossed with creating a multi democratic inclusive constitution so subject to confirmation this does dominated by islamists something more liberal groups have warned against just over a year since the revolution the fear is that what all that much has changed. khalid telling me i could be poster boy for egypt's revolution y

while many egyptians are blaming lax paul the same for failing to deal with the rest and lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at westchester give us state says there's no parents to the violence because there's no one in charge of the situation in the country. he has no no standing law and order actually. that things are such. that the government is not going control bihari is. not going to come out of it barracks and was confronted. very very large and so the populace is essentially on its own. means that. unpopular decisions are really you're going to get this sort of stuff into the news kind of how personal anger and there is no capacity to control it nor is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there's no central control in egypt now. the american soldier accused of a village massacre in afghanistan has officially been charged with twenty nine counts of murder attempted murder and saw if convicted staff sergeant robert bales could face the death penalty but his lawyers say he remembers nothing of the means by the legal aspects of the law and the cas