abbott for three. in and out. will go to the line for penalty shots. >> marques: i talked about the gamble by herb sendek:jerren shipp out, put in trent lockett. sometimes these freshmen have no clue as to the enormity of the situation. they're impervious to the pressure. boateng does a nice job rebounding but it was lockett's offensive rebound at the offensive possession alive for arizona state. >> steve: ty abbott only 3 for 13 in this game. eric boateng tying your mark of 11 for 11. he came into this game 19 for 20 from the field against stanford. >> marques: in the shootaround this morning he came to me. i kind of teased him about welcome to the club, the 11 for 11 club. he said you put up or shots than i did. i said no, i was a garbage man just like you. i was a garbageman, too. >> steve: your spin move was pretty good. it wasn't garbage. >> marques: now stanford, the pressure is on. i love the way emmanuel igbinosa has handled it so far. they have to make these plays down the stretch if stanford is to hold o

abbott.this is a limited offense with lewis on the sideline. they don't have much outside shooting. he scores from three-point range. mike gerrity, just a 32% shooter from that range, knocks it down. here is lockett. >> p.j.: what a difference gerrity made when he became eligible. 12-8 while gerrity has been playing. >> steve: is that a charge? it's a block, and it will go against usc's big man, alex stephenson. we have a time-out on the floor. there's your leader, the senior, derek glasser from marina del rey, california, grabbing the rebound and knocking down a three. we americans are always at our best when we hear and heed the cries of others. when confronted with massive human suffering, americans have always stepped up and answered the call to help. but there's never been anything on the scale of human tragedy in our own hemisphere like what we're now witnessing in haiti. y president clinton and i are joining together to appeal to you with real urgency. give now, and lives will be saved

ty abbott an interesting one.ople thought he would be the most improved player in the conference. they put him on the first team. but, pretty good group there of ten guys that had really good regular seasons. >> steve: this is a very young league. lot of people said it was down. no, it is very young. so many losses last year, seniors or early entries to the nba. but when you take a look at the 32 of 50 main start ners the league, 32 of those are underclassmen, freshmen and sophomores. >> don: if you're talking about the pac-10 conference this year being down, it's not going to be down next year. look at arizona state, they picked him to finish 7 to 10 in the conference. they didn't know how much better that ty abbott was going to get or botang. lot of these young guys have seasons under their belt. >> steve: oregon is the only team that does not have a signed recruit. of the nine schools that i was looking -- most every school has at least one player that's graded 90 or better as a recruit coming in next year. >>

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abbott, good to have you with us.u, good morning. >> we've got attorneys generals doing this, legislators who say they're going to file or are filing bills to block it at the state level. on what level is it unconstitutional? >> there are several issues. first and foremost is the individual mandate. this is the mandate requiring every american to go out and buy health care insurance. this is the first time in american history that congress has forced americans to buy something merely as a fact of being a resident of the united states. here's the constitutional provisions that it violates. >> let me stop you on that front because the constitution gives congresses power to regulate commerce, but your point is they can't force you to buy something. is that it? >> they can regulate commerce or commercial activity. they cannot regulate inactivity. and what they're trying to do here is to regulate inactivity or the failure or refusal to buy a good or service as a result. >> and those mandates go into effect in 2014. does th

they did a great job, stanford's defense on tie abbott. just been the aggressor, forcing turnovers and getting arizona state back on their heels. terrific job by johnny dawkins. >> steve: stanford, rebecca, shot 55% and their defense forced 17 arizona state turnovers, the most by a son double-team against a pac-10 slow this year. >> marques: incredible upset tonight. some anything's were going right for your ball club, what impressed you the most? >> i thought we did a great job all night of defending them. i thought our guys did a really good job of executing our game plan and i'm just really proud of them. >> over the years you've been a part of so many impressive wins. what is the most rewarding part of an upset? >> it's always exciting to see our kids face this. this is the time when dreams are made. our kids believe in each other. we believe that and it is exciting to see them compete at this level. >> jeremy green out there tonight, talk about his offensive game. >> i thought jeremy was terrific. he was very patient. he found the ope

. >> reporter: last month when jill abbott was on vacation her home was ransacked by about 50 teenagers. >> the bathroom doors and they kicked them in and the ceilings and the walls and smashed the granite countertops in the bathroom and urinated in every single room of my house and all of the drawers and the beds and destroyed all of the bedding and curtains and there was blood on the wall. >> reporter: police say they snapped the legs off of the antique couch and brought them out to the deck and burned them in the outside fireplace. >> to do what they did is worse than a pack of animals would have done. they stole my husband's truck and trashed the truck and destroyed everything inside of the house. >> reporter: they say that they talked themselves in when they were out of town. >> well, they took full advantage and while we were not home, and not one of these kids were any of his friends. >> one police officer says he has never heard anything like or smelled anything like it. >> the stench of urination alone was -- was devastating. >> reporter: three of four teenagers arrested so far

you're in abbott square, second and lumbard, and mayor michael nutter behind you. check back later tonight. appreciate it. >> reporter: a great town. >> certainly is. >>> now that the president's signature is dry on health care reform on that bill we'll meet a family who says it wasn't a moment too soon. plus this nba star won't have to play pickup games in a prison yard, but did he get off too easy on gun charges? also be a part of our conversation tonight. coming up on the language being used in the health care debate. we want you to weigh in. >> the question is -- what can you tell me about shell nitrogen enriched gasoline? they clean up gunk left by lower quality gasoline. then they act as a protective barrier... that shields and protects engines... against performance-robbing gunk. thanks for the info! shell nitrogen enriched gasoline, helping you get the most out of every drop. want to make sure allergies don't always have to keep you cooped up inside. that's why we're making it easier for everyone to find allergy solutions. by offering products like new zyrt

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. >> abbott says that her son was an easy target and they took full advantage of it. they knew we weren't home and they came in and not one of these kids were his friends. >> reporter: an undercover detective says he's never seen or smelled anything like it. >> the stench of urination alone was -- was devastating. >> reporter: three of four teenagers arrested so far are charged as adults most are students at eastbridge high school. >> one had a facebook and created a home page "home wrecker crew." so the motive was to cause destruction. >> well, allegedly, they did do that. our thanks to our affiliate whdh. joining me to talk about this our law enforcement analyst mike brooks. the way we understand it, okay, mom and her husband go to paris for vacation and leave the kid with neighbors. he goes to check on the house. one friend is playing basketball and says, come on, throw a party so four carloads of kids come over, and we believe he knows them. but someone put on facebook there's a party and this alleged home wrecker crew end up talking their way into the house, and

. >> it's coming down to interpretation, yes, and it's kind of become almost an abbott and costello thing. tha there's a lawyer quoted in "the new york times." it should cover children covered in the policy but doesn't have to sell to somebody with a pre-existing condition so there's an issue with regard to access vs. whether you actually receive the benefits once you've received the access. they're saying access is not guaranteed at this point. and that same attorney that's reported said the insurer could then increase the premiums to cover the additional cost. in the meantime, democrats are really furious that the insurance companies are saying that their language is vague. how dare they do that? >> this next topic we'll talk about regarding health care because that's still the hot topic over the weekend. it reminds me growing up when my mom or dad will say eat that broccoli. you'll really like it after it goes down. that's exactly how a lot of people feel about health care right now. at least the democrats are saying to the american public, half of which are against the health care ref

that's why i'm so disappointed that greg abbott, the attorney general of the state of texas the state with the highest uninsured person, decided to file such a lawsuit that has no bearing in the constitution and cannot make any point that this bill will not help texas and save millions of dollars. in addition, there are thousands of veterans that are not in tricare who will benefit from this health care system. we will fight that lawsuit because it is against the people of texas. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the following members are now recognized for five minutes each. ms. sutton of ohio. mr. powe of texas. -- mr. poe of texas. for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to assume the gentleman's time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. moran: the news on the kansas subcommittee economy is not good. our state's unemployment rate rose to 7% in january. we need $500 million to balance our budget in kansas in 2010 and 2011. these millio

opposition leader tony abbott announced major reform plans of his own in march a six month paid leasingeme funded through a new tax on business. there was also a clash between the two sides of the border protection as more boats carrying asylum seekers arrived in the australian waters the there was a rare moment of bipartisanship in march as both sides honored the visiting indonesian president, susilo bambang yudhoyono. he became the first leader to address the dustin allen and parliament. >> mr. speaker, mr. president, honorable members, on honorable senators, today is only the fifth time in the 110 year history of this parliament that the two houses have met together to hear an address from a visiting head of state or visiting head of government. and today's the first time that we do so to hear and address the republican president of indonesia. in doing so, we symbolize the profound changes that have occurred in the relationship between the two countries. mr. president, we welcome you as our neighbor. mr. president, we welcome you as our friend. and we welcome you now as a member of t

i think, i think the assessment based -- well, i think abbott agrees with it is pre-or post-assessment that industry should pay for any costs that associate with this mechanism. what the what taxpayers on how confront our whether you or whether you want the industry to front it up front that the process should be very clear the presumption in favor of bankruptcy and will be a case-by-case determination about whether a particular entity should be put in the special resolution mechanism. but even if it is, the resolution mechanism will be no more generous than the bankruptcy process in terms of shareholders and creditors. it will provide some government funding to wind down into the overtime. there is no commitment quite the opposite. but there have been any guarantee and liabilities. the priorty claim would be the same as for bankruptcy, and again, the presumption will be in favor of bankruptcy and no one would know for sure who, if anyone, would ever be put into it. i think that's absolutely key. though i do think, and you can say the house will have 100 billion or 50 billion, those of

gregg abbott has said they have serious concerns with the bill and said that texas will be ready to lead when the time comes if this bill is passed. but just his thoughts on the individual mandate. if quoting from him here, the individual mandate is constitutionally suspect because it does not fall within any of the normal categories. the mandate provision of h.r. 3590 attempts to regulate a nonactivity. the legislation actually imposes a financial penalty upon americans who choose not to engage in interstate commerce because they choose not to enter into a contract for health insurance. in other words, the proposed mandate, continuing to quote, in other words, the proposed mandate would compel nearly every american to engage in commerce by forcing them to purchase insurance and then use that coerced transaction as the basis for claiming authority under the commerce clause. if there are ever to be any limitations on the federal government, then commerce cannot be construed to cover every possible human activity under the sun, including mere human existence. the act of doing absolutely no