he began to develop trust in madison. madison was not married then.35 ands if there ever was a policy wonk, it was james madison. he was just, i guess you would call him a nerd today. he would sit there and work out details. he loved the detailed part of politics the and so he became absolutely convinced in congress that this, the articles of con federation were an utter failure. he, like washington, was very concerned with, and you will remember this from madison's later works, with majority faction. he became convinced that these states were petty basic tyrannies and they were takeing away the individual liberties and the property rights of the minorities. and in some, it was religious. in some it was the debtors taking over, in? it was the creditors taking over. he just saw the whole write being palled part and so he deeply believed -- he began to think about this issue and believed there should be a separation of powers within the government but his fundamental libertarian rationale for the constitution was that if you had -- the problem was that

and there you could see in his letters back to madison that he finally figured out exactly what madison meant by these balance of powers, because it's so nicely explained in the federalist papers. and so with that he adopts, he sort of understands this notion of the balance of powers. but he trusted madison initially enough to run with that. and so that's where this idea of balance of powers between the branches comes from. now, he had such a strong presidency because -- we hear we , we know this because of what they wrote -- because washington had been willing to give up power after the revolution. the british propagandists constantly said why are you revolting, they'd say to the american, to give up one king george king george iii for another one because every reeve pollution their leader -- revolutionary leader always becomes a tyrant. look at napoleon. washington always said he'd resign when the war was over. people didn't believe him. he did resign whens it was over. when george iii said if that man resigns, he will be the greatest man in the world, and he did people knew that. jef

madison solution was institutional. he thought as long as the institution of government was well-designed factionalism could be thwarted and this idea of this principle is at the very heart of her complicated system of checks and balances. it is an effort to build the institutions of government just so. just so that the government works on behalf of everybody rather than a select few. madison called that goal the great desideratum of government and other provocative face. woodrow wilson once called our constitutional regime a utopian system with forces calibrated against one another. in other words the rules of a constitutional gamer to be structured so that the vast array of forces in society could combine within the government to produce something that is in the common interest. a faction may have representatives who will do its bidding in the government but those agents will only possess limited power and will be regularly signing by agents allied with other factions. per madison's theory it's irrelevant to check the

this is, of course, the vision of james madison. and this leads me to ask something that i'm curious about, did madison read burke? in some ways he seems like the perfect amalgamation of paine and burke both embracing the natural rights philosophy but the unchecked -- >> yeah. madison was very familiar with burke's writing. jefferson also loved his speeches. i don't know of any evidence that madison read burke on france where burke is more conservative, where burke is much more, is much more forceful in articulating his concerns about, frankly jefferson's kind of approach to liberalism and democracy. madison himself, of course, also changes, i think it's fair to say, or at least emphasizes different things at different times in his career. the period when he is hamilton's partner is very different from the period he's jefferson's partner, and the fact that it's the same person is at the very least mysterious. he doesn't completely con rah district himself, but i think madison at different times is in different places on this very fu

madison. >> this is probably one of our most popular first lady's. she was born may 20 1768 to a quaker family. she lived in american life which took her to eventually become one of the most popular figures in our early american history. she had seven brothers and sisters. after a stay at a farm here in guilford county, they moved to virginia. eventually moving to philadelphia when dolly was about 15. it is there that she married her first husband, a young attorney and had two sons. she experienced the tragedy of loss during the yellow fever when she lost her son and husband and in-laws. she moved later to the washington city at the age of 25, aaron burr and james madison introduced her. she was married. we know that she had an outgoing personality and made up for the shy of her husband during his presidency. she helped receptions for all of the citizens. she felt like the dignitaries and citizens alike were as important. she had an intuition to make people comfortable, and it was often said t

madison would have worn in her youth. so this goes back to what you were describing, valerie. >> except much plainer. the whole quaker look was you were in sort of gray and noncolors. it stood for trying to stand out of society and all of its competition that fashion was frivolous and external, and a lot of that goes through american hit not just with the quakers. a whole kind of puritanical sense that fashion is unnecessary and elitist and so to be a quaker was to make that point very clearly. >> dolley madison also was impoverished later in her life, so she wears clothes again and again and remakes them, and this is one of the dresses we have in the collection of dolley madison's that has been remade over time either by dolley madison herself or by a descendant because a lot of our dresses are remade. it was very popular to wear great grandmama's clothing to a fancy dress party or just as a remembrance. so a lot of our clothes, say the skirt will have been styled to a slightly different silhouette or the bodice will hav

we are either a united people or we are not, washington wrote to madison at this time. and if the former, let us in all matters of general concern act like a nation. emboldened by the success at washington's urging, madison called for a second convention on interstate commerce. at the time, trade disputes like those dividing maryland and virginia afflicted many states. pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey battled over their respective rights to use the delaware river, for example, while new york, new jersey and connecticut clashed over new york harbor. within days after virginia appointed the -- approved the mt. vernon compact, madison proposed that its legislature call a general meeting on commercial regulation with delegates from all 13 states. in response, 12 delegates from 5 states assembled in annapolis in september of 1789 including madison and, from new york, washington's former aide, alexander hamilton. even before they met, madison, hamilton and some other delegates feared that any convention limited to commercial issues could not resolve the problems facing a

. >> reporter: he is about to meet two officers from the madison, alabama police department.rd camera in one of the officer's car records the conversation. >> what is going on sir? you what. >> reporter: and what follows 57-year-old patel tackled to the ground and recorded by a different camera in a second car. police say they received a call about a suspicious person patel's son said hayes father had gone for a walk. >> when they told him to stop he stopped and he was telling them no english, indian and he was telling them in english house number and pointing towards the house. >> reporter: patel arrived in madison two weeks ago to help his son's family care for their 17 month old child and audio captured confusion among the officers. >> i don't know he don't speak a lick of english. >> reporter: when police try lifting patel they find he cannot stand up. >> stand up. >> stand up. >> reporter: patel lawyers say he was severely injured and required surgery to relieve pressure on his spinal cord and madison officers apologized to patel and arrested an officer on assault charge

madison said there is one problem. there is no provision for who has jurisdiction over this 100 square mile area in the bill. the fact is the federal government is not ready to assume exclusive jurisdiction. we need to amend the bill to include the provision that the laws of pennsylvania will remain in effect. he goes back to the senate. madison goes to the new york senators over the weekend and says vote against the bill. that will kill it. and congress will remain in new york. that is what happened. second session there is a move to bring the build back -- build back -- bill back. instead, congress adopts a that has been in effect for half a century. all business begins a new each session. all spring what congress is doing is debating alexander hamilton's proposal to make capitalism the form of economic organization in the united states. stock market, banks, the funded debt with the provision the federal government could not pay off its debt at more than 2% a year because he recognized a funded debt in which the fede

. >> reporter: patel had arrived in madison two weeks ago to help his son's family care for their 17ld child. >> he's indian. he don't speak a lick of english. >> reporter: when police try lifting him, they find he can't stand up. patel's lawyers says he was severely injured. madison police officers have apologized and arrested an officer on an assault charge. >> i found that officer parker's actions did not meet the high standards and expectations of the madison city police department. for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. patel. >> reporter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation, it's still is a matter of concern. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has sent its condolences to patel's wife and the rest of his family. patel is suing the city of madison and the two officers. >>> in india, a temple built to worship the prime minister has been demolished. it featured a statue of modi and the lotus plant. the prime minister w

and there you could see in his letters back to madison that he finally figured out exactly what madison meant by these balance of powers, because it's so nicely explained in the federalist papers. and so with that he adopts, he sort of understands this notion of the balance of powers. but he trusted madison initially enough to run with that. and so that's where this idea of balance of powers between the branches comes from. now, he had such a strong presidency because -- we hear we , we know this because of what they wrote -- because washington had been willing to give up power after the revolution. the british propagandists constantly said why are you revolting, they'd say to the american, to give up one king george king george iii for another one because every reeve pollution their leader -- revolutionary leader always becomes a tyrant. look at napoleon. washington always said he'd resign when the war was over. people didn't believe him. he did resign whens it was over. when george iii said if that man resigns, he will be the greatest man in the world, and he did people knew that. jef

and madison alabama on february sixth.car video shows officers confronting 57-year-old sureshbhai patel. a neighbor had called 9-1-1 concerned about a, quote, "skinny black man" walking close to homes. patel is from india, visiting his son and grandchild and does not speak english. officers ask him not to move. video from a second police car shows a slight movement and then one officer forcefully knocks him to the ground. that action injured patel's spine, leaving him partially paralyzed and in a hospital bed. the family is suing the police department. the officer, eric parker, was arrested for assault and his police chief has recommended he be fired. the incident gained international attention, with the government of india expressing sharp concern. alabama governor robert bentley personally reached out to the indian consulate, writing "i deeply regret the unfortunate use of excessive force by the madison police department, please accept our sincere apology." >> woodruff: joining me now to talk about the issues raised here

for madison it is deeply personal.i give you all of me ♪ laying it all out there 13-year-old madison wants attorney know down syndrome does not define her. >> i always feel confy debit in myself a lot and times i sing i feel so confident in myself ♪ you have my head spinning ♪ so much so last summer she performed john legend all of me than video posted ob describe o my god this is crazy. it's viral. >> along with tune a running sciment highlighting obstacles that people with down syndrome face . >> obstacles that madison's vocal coach said she worked to overcome. >> the muscle is a lot weaker in people that have downs and that to be able to really keep that voice up or to push that voice down or be able to you know move it around like that takes a lot more for mad. >> she did it and continues to do it madison's mom hopes her daughter's story will inspire others. >> one person can look at someone with down syndrome in a different way and anyone unique with special needs they look at that person and think show us that yo

patel is suing the city of madison, and the two officers. >>> u.s.dent barack obama is expected in california in the coming hour for a summit on cyber security. in fact we'll be taking his remarks when he makes them live here on al jazeera. let's go live to stanford california rob reynolds is there. why is the president taking such an interest in this particular summit on cyber security rob? >> reporter: well the white house called this summit adrian, because there have been a number of very high-profile cyber security breaches recently. there was the sony hacking, allegedly linked to north korea. there was the hacking of social media accounts by members of the defense department the pentagon, and then just within the last week or two the hacking of over80 million contracts in a very large health insurance company here in the united states. so the -- these os tensable purpose of this meeting is to get government and the private sector together to work on strengthening cyber security, so everybody is marching in lock step but what is really the more i

discovered a trumping, books and portraits stuffed under the eves a there was this treasure of dolly madison's things. different items are displayed, but trying to include her life

, ice fishing on saturday it was still not as cold where i caught that fish as it was in downtown madison, wisconsin, where a large number of people were out in the cold not fishing, but rather protesting against wisconsin governor scott walker. it was minus 13 or something with the windchill when this big protest happened against scott walker this weekend in madison, specifically about what he is proposing to do against public university necessary wisconsin. the governor's budget proposal for that state this year includes a $ 300 million cut from the university of wisconsin's system. $300 million. it sort of sounds like a big, round number that doesn't necessarily mean anything on its face. to put it in perspective, the chancellor of the university of wisconsin at madison, which is the flagship campus for that system, and also i should say one of the finest public universities anywhere in the country or in the world, the chancellor of the madison campus says that if she just outright eliminates the school of nursing and the law school and the business school and the pharmacy school and t

james madison really wanted to see a botanic garden on federal property. and he was instrumental in the laet 18-teens in having congress chartered the existence of the first botanic garden. it was built in bricks and mortar on the block where we stand in 1820. it existed for a little while. there was a u.s. botanic garden, or the first version of the u.s. botanic garden, from 1820 until the late 1830's when the colombian society began to peter out. then there was a bit of a gap. the story for the u.s. botanic garden resumes in 1838. that is a really fascinating history, beginning in 1838. congress is getting interested in nval exploration. there he much buoyed by the overland success of the lewis and clark expedition a few years earlier, congress feels the country is ready to send out an armada or a small fleet of ships in 1838 to explore what was called the south seas, which essentially a specific. -- is essentially the pacific. and a naval officer named charles wilks became the commander of this expedition and wilks was a relatively junior officer that h

players in the world next to me and next to me and seeing my former coach and his team down there and madison square garden, it is crazy. >> it is gonna be crazy. i'll be there at the allstar game reporting from new york on friday, saturday and sunday. we will be with stefan clay for the three-point shootout and the allstar game this weekend. thens pellicans star is watching hissal ma matter -- is watching his alma-mater. with authority and a two-hand slam. they go up six with over seven minutes left. kentucky making plays down the stretch. puts kentucky up. final seconds and forced to take it off balance three. they tried to set up a lob. 71-69 and

giant with a love for big toys as we found out in scottsdale. >> madison, congratulations.-new 2015 chevy colorado. it combines class winning and leading technology and stuff. >> even with that smooth world series pitch, madison bumgarner did not stick with the chevy. he upgraded to the ford f-150. buster posey has had the f-250 since 2010. >> i've always driven a truck. >> reporter: it say giants thing. trucks galore. matt cain's ford. and the even bigger and taller f-350 of eric cortier. >> it was a constant session last year about how my 1,500 truck was too small and too little. >> ragged him hard enough to get 350. now he went overboard, and it's too much truck. it's almost like good luck parking that in san fran. >> reporter: he talked another youngster into getting a truck, his own. >> if we go to the world series i'll sell you my truck. and then i had to call my wife and let her know i lost a bet. and i'm not sure she was really smiling about that. >>> he says he sold the truck to strickland for under the blue book value. more news coming up after the break. in our h

he's suing the city of madison and the two officers. al jazeera. >> southeastern brazil is suffering a major drought and it looks to be getting worse. where the reservoirs are reaching critical levels. forecasters are only predicting more dry weather. we're in brazil's biggest city where they are resort to go any method they can to condition serve water. in this middle class area, the awareness of the need to save water has transformed everyone's life. maria and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full its used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water that used to waste while the shower warms up. while follow it's taken downstairs to be used for the dish water or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second lot of clothes and then used to wash the floors arbutes and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize on what has become the most scarce commodity of brazil's capitol. >> sao paulo is such a large city, i don't know what we'll do if there is water rationing.

go for it, madison. meanwhile, warriors game we were talking about, down in the atl. at the early highlights. warriors getting careless with the ball right here, as dennis, the hawks driving. he scores, but watch david lee, a careless inbound pass. atlanta turns that right away, kyle deadly from 3 and it was tied at halftime. however, the warriors found themselves down 10 in the third quarter. but they come on strong with their strong point, step and 3. and then keeping up the outside activity. that would be clay thompson. step up 3. got it, and we're in a very tight ball game. the warriors are down 4 as they enter the fourth quarter. the raiders making a move today and bringing back a very familiar face to the bay area. that would be ken norton, jr. just less than a week after the super bowl. he was the linebacker's coach for the short end of the deal. last sunday, with the seattle seahawks, they are naming him the raiders. their new defensive coordinator as you may remember, ken norton, jr., played with jack del rio for three years when they were linebackers with th

. >> reporter: this man is about to meet two officers from the madison, alabama police department.hboard camera records the conversation. >> what is going on sir? do what? >> reporter: and what follows. the 57 year old is tackled to the ground the incident recorded by a different camera in a second car. police say they received a call about a suspicious person. patel's son said his father went for a walk. >> he was telling them no english, indian and he was telling them in english house number and pointing towards the house. >> reporter: patel has rived in madison two weeks ago to help his son's family care for their 17-month-old child. audio captures confusion. >> he don't speak a lick of english. >> reporter: when police try lifting him, they find he can't stand up. he required surgery to relieve pressure on his spinal chord. >> i found that officer parker's actions did not meet the high standards and expectations of the madison city police department. for that reason i sincerely apologize to be patel. >> reporter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to

the chancellor of the madison campus says if she just eliminates the school of nursing the law school, the business school, and the pharmacy school, and the school of veterinary medicine, if she eliminates all of those schools from the madison that still would not be enough to make up for what scott walker wants to make up from that campus. at the university of wisconsin in milwaukee they say it would be equal to eliminating the school of public melt, public health, information studies and welfare. the university of wisconsin is a beacon for that whole part of the country in terms of higher education. one of the things they're known for nationwide is the outstanding quality of their higher public education. it's their claim to fame and their governor is proposing to dismantle that which is an amazing thing. it got a lot of people out on valentine's day a saturday with minus 13 degree windchill to protest. scott walker is running for president, and so this is the kind of thing he will be doing for the next year or so. he is increasingly seen as a top tier presidential candidate. conser

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here at madison as paul bunyan standing next to and hawks all x @ hazmat bumgarner wearing jeans anders all the attacks. hotter pence is and can we have all the big boys with the gonna eat know why they're cut. nell was fun place for the bulls and he wears his hair like that. >>: everything it got really good want the right steps right now to dead in about 2530 pitcher the full speed so now the this about keeping it going. 25230. 25 to 30 pitches... >> gary: is take a 61 million and say see later not by some brands or take a helluva or take a lot less and be respected or take a lot less and be respected >> gary: as long as the men a record 10 of this not about the money. as long as i'm in anchor i can pretend it is not about the money. the yankees did not want in this spring training without about alex rodriguez furious today you want that 61 million you have to come and do your thing. he worked out for " 61 minutes. it suspended all last year for the p e d. the yankees will like to get rid of him and we run rigas is they can't saying all the right things. what alex rodriguez is they

madison at the threshold of a new era.he world she knew and the world washington new, he liked her and thought she was lively and fun. the world she knew depended upon painters to portray the famous of the day. the climactic moment when the canvas meant more to the nation that it ever did. the passage of a few years brought us at this, dolly with her mom but photography whether a matthew brady or anyone else george washington and how he because of his images had extraordinary standing. and the last several weeks, i have seen a newscast, obama standing in front of the lansdowne in the white house with the prime minister. the prime minister of india not standing too far away from this image right here, the famous portrait painted by charles wilson's son. george is a presence for a lot of reasons but these portraits are key to that, i think. in closing, i would like to go back to when image that has become so familiar it is referred to as the household washington. the unfinished canvas is enigmatic but with closer study, the

the deferred credit i anticipate concluding those within the next two weeks and meeting that paris madisonnd director huey and being back with a full presentation on the new fee proposal next week next month i apologize. i wanted it to be done sooner but there's a lot of different issues in play we want to be sure we don't go back over this ground than necessary for the city i'm happen to take any questions commissioner walker. >> thank you for this we're anxious to get the delays in looking at this and the concern about you know the amount of money that seems to be left over did we factor in things as first responders we in issuing building permits we require working with fire and planning and the complicated partnerships that when we're issuing a building permit requires those departments do we pay those departments adequately for they're part in the building permit i mean how far does this reach. >> it is including all indirect costs everything that is done to support the departments other activities like the central admin and work orders to other departments we've again got a couple of

from madison square garden and the 139th westminster dog show the old english sheep dog "swagger" was the crowd favorite but didn;t place in the top two runner up the sky terrier "charlie" and best in show the beagle "miss p." she is the 2nd beagle to win best in show in westminster history "miss p."! that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >> "fifty shades of grey" stampede. >> there is a whole bunch of kids that started to run in. >> storming the theater. >> valentine's day flower fiasco. >> roses are dead and they were for you. >>

. >> this has nothing to do with madison. >> it is all for the benefit of this -- of the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> that museum is under construction, set to open in 2016 he's raised $37,000 and counting. >> this tells a story that has not been told by smithsonian since they've been a smithsonian. auto>>> every single minute of the 52 hours is being meticulously logged and calculated and witnesses are watching every single moment. volunteers are logging the time for guiness as the clock ticks by. >> hi linda from illinois. >> and madison will keep working until friday at 10:00 in morning. >> failure is not an option. >> in northeast washington caroline tucker abc 7 news. >> thanks. thanks, caroline. the same storm that brought a few inches of snow to this area also caused chaos to our south. in the norfolk, virginia area eight inches of snow are blamed for multiple car crashes including this one in which an s.u.v. nearly went off an overpass. in central north carolina between and nine inches fell. buckling the roof of some gas stations and

live in madison square garden. >> what a week at pebble beach. brand snedeker ran away from the field today. dot it get any better than this? third round leader jim furyk taking a tour. he would par the hole but furyk shot a 2-over 74, out of the running early on. brand snedeker, gets hot early. bon this event in 2013. on the par-3 seventh, he birdies here also and starts to run away from the field. his playing partner, sacramento's nick what with what watney. buster posey same hole. tricky little double breaker downhill and buster rolls it in for the birdie. finished eighth in his first appearance at pebble. pat perez and his partner won the amateur portion with the final round 63. 42-under, and brant snedeker wins the at&t for the second time in three years with the final round 5 under 67. 22-under, a tournament record. >> it was a great day. i didn't play perfectly but i fought really well. i made the key putts, and i'm just so thankful this week is over now. i was stressful. just so excited what is next. >> great week at pebble and don't wait

madison looks like he's ready for opening day.amy gutierrez for nbc bay area. >> thank you, great job. levi stadium hosted earthquake soccer. . why not the college football playoff game? the 49ers will bid to host any of the 2012 college football championship game. and of course super bowl 50 next year. >> we have to figure out how to get out to the stadium. >> when i was there last week i saved that seat. >> fantastic. hope to see you at 11:00. >> the kardashian' record smashing 1 hundred million dollars deal? >> this front page headline says it all. now on "extra." >> dash rhymes with cash. kim and her famous family lock in the deal of the accept tree to stay on tv. >> we work hard and we play hard. we mostly work hard. >> how much each of the girls will rocket. bruce and robout cut out of the deal. kim and kanye at the star packed britt awards asthma donna crash lands on stage. >> imagine's first words about her fall. >> robin

about madison pitches like last october giants counting on matt to come back strong from elbow surgery hoping tim off season work with his dad will bring the frequent back in form. jake starting 14 back in form. jake starting 14th year in the major. energize seeing young kid in camp. >> it's fun being around the energy that the youth that we have here in camp the t.always take you become to the first few camp and brings back some good memory. >> mike is in arizona covering the giants and a's this week live tomorrow at giants camp in scottsdale on abc 7 news. of bird man won the oscar for best picture. this might be the best picture that comes out of spring training. country boy mad bum posing with the bull for photo in upcoming giants magazine holding an ax not a bat there. would like to clarify something. ankle is fine. his heel kept him out of yesterday game in indiana. the questionable for tomorrow warrior game in washington. curry looked good to go in work out today but the warriors being cautious when it comes to injuries and their star. >> obviously we are going to be careful reg

. >>> coming up it is not paul bunyan that is just a giant picture of madison bumgarner with his friendsain. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me at facebook.com/michael finney. i'll answer your questions a little later. >>> we're watching the sky, bright sunshine as the winds diminish, temperatures are going to plummet tonight. i'll have the chilly acuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> and taking a look at your traffic, your skyway in san francisco, pretty slow going in both directions. a little bit better heading toward 101 southbound. the lower >>> the world champion giants hope to bring another title back to san francisco. the giants' entire squad reported. back at it. and that includes bruce bochy who missed a few days after having a heart procedure. they were working out in scottsdale. they will once again be a force with matt cain after surgery on his elbow the he joins madison bumgarner, peavy and vogelsong. it's been a short offseason because of the world series run. >> these guys you kn

. >>> and drexel loses to james madison madison. and la salle hosting duquesne. appear assist off the back board. and price 19 and la salle wins 87-72. >> thank you. >>> jimmy kimmel live next. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell and for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. ♪♪ >> dicky: from hollywood it's “jimmy kimmel live!” tonight -- neil patrick harris. from “girls,” gillian jacobs. anthony anderson. and music from rascal flatts. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nobody move. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.

madison square garden. remember when phil jackson tried to hire steve kerr as his coach?he feels now. green feeling it the pullup three and bucket. warriors let by 26. they had to gut out some cold shooting late to hang on. curry with the lay-in. right now, toward the finish, the warriors, man, they are only up by five with just a few minutes left in the game. >>> over to college basketball for you. arizona state students they know how to party hosting arizona. it was on. alley-oop -- trey holder, goodman, devils up 2. on their archrivals. final minute they spread it around. oh, they will even leave barnes open. that's a mistake. my producer kevin kennedy enjoyed his arizona state sun devils beating arizona 81-78. second straight year they have done it at home. >> when i was at virginia they played over there on the right. university hall. but now they are at john paul jones hosting louisville. oh, my gosh! some schoolyard, jamie giving them the 6-point lead. virginia wins 52-47. cavaliers 21-1. >>> st. bonaventure and virginia commonwealth tied. at the buzzer marcus pose

the all stars are practicing at madison square garden ahead of tomorrow night's big game. in new york for the all-star festivities. >> reporter: it is freezing cold in new york city pu but the splash brothers hope to heat things up. >> both of us want to have bragging rights. steph tells me he's 0 had-3 and this is his moment. >> reporter: curry had an appearance on "can good morning america" to a signing at foot locker. and at an event with lebron james. >> having the game at madison square garden will be truly special. i'm going to enjoy it to the full est fullest. i know the city is hosting us and spreading the love to all our fans. it means a lot. >> reporter: steph can kurcurry is blossoming into a superstar right in front of our eyes. we'll be live in brooklyn for the three-point shoot-out live at 5:00 and 6:00. at madison square garden in new york city larry beil, abc 7 sports. >> larry looks warm with the jacket on. >> that's real winter and it won't let up. we need some rain. and it is all clear. it if you look outside you've been here the past couple of days, you

the warriors are back in action today playing at madison square garden.e worst record in the nba. last night they were in atlanta for a battle between the top teams in the league. ft here's larry beil with the highlights. >> good morning everybody. there's a reason the hawks are 42-9. quite the show at phillips arena. they played a sloppy game. dennis reuter score. s. gives it back. he got down by ten and came firing back. that goes for 26 points, play for 29. in a flash we have a three-point game. the hawks shot 56% from downtown. who is mike scott? like a blur. led the hawks with 23. warriors fall 124-116 and drop to 39-9 on the years. anthony davis, are you kidding me? for new orleans. the win right here. between two defenders he is money! davis has 41. believe it or not. >> that was his first made three of the season. college women's hoops stanford. they got the curtain of distractions down there. it worked. caylee johnson misses the a tying basket. she can hardly watch. cardinals down one. the sweet stamp. the for the first time since the 1983/84 sea

do have downed tree out in upper merion, montgomery avenue completely closed between madison ford road and north stone ring lane. take old gulph road to get on by that for the time being. ongoing construction on 422 eastbound between stowe and route 100. use some caution. back to you. >>> jess, as you and katie continue to emphasize snow turned to slush and ice. >> leaves your morning commute dangerous. jan carabeo joins us in the cbs-3 mobile webber -- weather lab in the fairmount section. how many is it looking out there jan? >> reporter: good morning, not looking great on the side street and back streets, where you are going to have your problem this morning. not talking about problems on the highways. those are pretty clear and dry. but take a look at 20th and wallace this morning, this is what you are going to encounter when you come out the door on the side street. >> this road right here completely covered with ice. we had this crunchy slushy, center spot here where the plows either went over it once or not at all then just have two tire tracks, very icy that we're kind of stick

the nba's biggest stars putting on a show at madison square garden.e pleased because andy scholes is here. he was at the all-star game. nice to see you here. >> good to be here. >> you did not get much sleep. >> a lot of fun. i did not get much sleep. cold outside walking from madison square garden. so much fun. great night of basketball. did to the disappoint. a first in the all-star game. first brothers to start in the all-star game. pau and marc gasol. the two growing up in spain as kids. the west jumped to an early lead. the thunder's russell westbrook. lebron kept the east in it. the reverse slam on the alley-oop. he had 30 points in the game. the teams combined 48 three-pointers in the game. the west came out on top, 163-158. the highest scoring all-star game ever. westbrook was the mvp after 41 points. one shy of wilt chamberlain's record. >> you never want to take anything for granted. you want to go out and show your talents. i'm blessed to play the game i love. definitely have the win. >> it doesn't get any better. you play in the garden and