it's another quincy, quincy acy, is a man with authority! acy, 20 points, 15 boards.vier cut it to three at one point. perry jones. nice. bears move on, 75-70. they get kentucky next. number one seed north carolina and 13 ohio. i don't want to watch it. the bobcats hanging tough. nick kellogg for the three-ball. ohio's first lead of the game. up one with 8 minutes to go. 30 seconds left. carolina up 2. walter to the rack. he won but missed the free throw on his way to a 26 point night. harrison barnes, oh, trying for the win. couldn't get it off. back the other way cooper just missed so they go to overtime. then it's carolina. barnes stop and pop. he had a dozen. unc survives in overtime, 73-65. they really miss their point guard who was injured. kansas survived a scare from nc state, but moves on. thomas robinson 15 boards. 18 points. jayhawks face carolina next. high school hoops. archbishop and costa canadian. the d-2 state title. gordon. what a game he had. 33 points, 20 boards as midi captures the state title. 78-57. is tiger woods really back? we will find out t

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so aci mr. chairman. >> chair thanks the gentlemen. dr. winston, i didn't get to you, so i have just one follow-up, if you would. in your testimony, you successed the importance of the golden window in acute treatment. are you aware of any studies of treatment of children with tbi during the golden window? >> yes. so the question is about the golden window. it used to be called the golden hour. we're now learning that it'simr care for a longer period of time, as we heard terrific testimony on. you know, the fact is that it is very difficult to do -- to do acute care research. and i think that there are -- there's work out there to try to start bridging together emergency departments and hospitals to try to build networks where this kind of research can be done. just beginning. personally, i could get back to you on specific information. but i know a very exciting study with adults found -- just came out from the university of pennsylvania, found that early, aggressive, expensive care had important long-term consequences. i think that we gi

quincy acy led. beat the musketeers. >>> the bob cats gave the tarheels all they could handle. but north carolina prevails in overtime thanks to tyler zellor who went for 22 rebounds. >>> golf now. second round action at the arnold palmer invitational. tiger woods had seven birdies in the round and b is tied for the lead at ten under par. third and fourth round coverage this weekend on news4. that's your sports minute. have a great day. >>> just four minutes away from the half hour. still ahead, a social studies lesson lands a fairfax county teacher in trouble. why some say the lesson was politically motivated. >>> also ahead, a realtor assaulted in a home she was about to show. why the evidence police hoped would help find the attacker may ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds a

he cracked down on criminal gangs and corruption and made enemies acy s enemies. a source close to bo xilai tells cnn his family rejects all allegations against him. right now with neil heyward dead and bo xilai banished and out of sight, whatever truth there is remains hidden in the mist and haze of chongqing. stan grant, cnn, chongqing. >>> anger swept the streets of spain on thursday with protesters in full force. sources of their fury? unpopular austerity measures that are likely to be presented today. >>> hi again. welcome back. you are watching "world business today." let's give you an update on the world's stock markets, in particular the european stock markets that have been trading for about 90 minutes now. let's look at how they stand. they have been putting on a rather stellar performance, given the successive days of declines we have saw on the markets. almost a full week of declines on the markets last week in europe, which saw some big indices like the cac and the dax closing down nearly 3%. today we seem to be seeing a better performance, managing t

rob, aci investment. sector summers, you were there at a very tee time at harvard during the incubation of facebook. i wish of trees if you could just bring up a little bit as to sort of the hands-off lessons learned there but the success and what that translates some the thinking here today's program. >> since i get my for all sorts of things i did at harvard, which are actually nothing to do with, i'm sorely tempted to take credit. i'm sorely tempted to take credit for facebook, even though i've nothing to do with it or i guess i could call having nothing to do with it creating it and enabling and if i were. it wouldn't be the most shameless claim that was ever made. look, i think the fact that we have enormously talented young people, we bring them together in hothouse environment, and we encourage them to create, do innovative things is one of the great strengths of this country. and every year when i was at harvard i gave some kind of speech to the graduating seniors. and the one piece of advice that

it's another quincey, quincy acy is a man with authority! acecy, 20 points, 15 boards.hill. counselor, a swing and a miss. baumgartner goes five-plus. allows a run and strikes out five n the fifth elvis andrews up the middle. angel the throw and buster posey the sweet tag. not going to contest things coming offer the ankle injury. the call is safe and texas wins by a score of 4-1. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here with all the hoop highlights at five six and eleven. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> next at 5:30. it is a form of coercion. >> stopping your boss from going too far. the statewide effort to keep your facebook pass wood under lock and key. and why east bay companies are reluctant to hire and how some job seekers embark on the path tohárrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr%x%x%x%x%x%x%x%x ááÑá áá ááááááááá >> good morning. i'm terry mcsweeney. president obama is picking congress to fund jobs created by the bipartisan transportation bill. he said they are for middle class worker. the senate passed the bill with support from both s

i think we need to get the sort of unfedered corporate money that has flooded this knack acy out of thend that we need to understand that this is about individual citizens of america being able to exercise their right to vote. and that's why these voting rights, laws that are being passed all across the country in state legislatures, go to the heart of whether we are going to be a democracy for everybody in this country or just people that are rich, wealthy or corporations that don't pay their fair share. >> let me pick up on that, if you'll hang with us, this fate of the voter id law in texas is going to be decided by a federal court after objections by the obama justice department. let me bring in justice correspondent pete williams, pete, tell us about the basis of the federal government's objection. >> first of all, hispanics as a group historically and by the current numbers, traditionally and also currently, disproportionally don't have the right kind of documents, don't have photo ids. the state said they can go get one, but the justice department in its let tore the state yester

if you look at the whole space, look at anr, aci, look at the whole coal plays, the metal plays. >> coal'sng today. >> coal is rocking. >> throw a patriot, peabody, any of these names, consol. >> exactly. you want to see the names people don't think are fundamentally sound those are the names goosed dramatically by this. the whole space is pretty much on its butt and people are bottom fishing at this point. i don't know how long it lasts and if there is m&a activity, you will see it last longer. >> apple is on a winning streak as you know, but what would happen to the markets if the stock tumbles downhill? let's bring in seema mody with the bearish case on apple. there is a bearish case. >> i guess there is. sure looks like it's been a walk in the park with apple with each new product paving the way to $400, $500 and even $600 we saw yesterday. a lot saying the stock's moved too fast and due for correction. here are a couple of headwinds that could weigh on shares of apple. wall street analysts have new expectations for the new ipad. if targets do not meet estimates, sentiment could return

i know traders are acy over the very light volume we have been seeing in the last two months.s, back to you. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> one of our next gechess says the rally won't last, it is a message we have hoped in the last five minutes on the program, too time book profits to take risk off the table? >> joining us to weigh in, rich bernstein, cnbc contributor and also with us, michael porter, bishop william lawrence university professor at har ward advice school. good to see you both. thanks so much for joining us. rich, you are uner inned by this you don't think it lasts. i'm nervous what people like to term risk on assets, asking me about emerging markets, asking about multinational bank, yes, i'm very nervous. if you are asking me about u.s. domicile companies that sell precome nantly into the u.s. economy, i'm not very worried at all. >> so the risk on assets, technology, that's really the hotspot. >> absolutely. >> you think that reverse is porous? how significant a decline? >> i'm not a short-term technician, not going to be able to give that you kind of info

great britain announced it will close its em acy in damascus amid security concerns. -- close its embassycurity concerns. >>> and we have just received new video of a bombing in istanbul, turkey. the explosive blew up near the offices of the country aruling party -- country's ruling party. 16 people were injured. the remote-controlled bombs targeted a bus full of police officers passing through the area. while no one has claimed responsibility yet, kurdish rebels are active in the region. >>> 7:17. well, the fight over mandatory birth control coverage moves to the senate floor today. alison burns with how california senators are taking a strong stand on one side of this debate. >> this is orrin hatch. we're expecting a vote in about 45 minutes but the contentious vote is underway. the vote p would be on an amendment that would a lou employers to to -- allow employers to opt out ofock. >> in my stay alone, an estimated 2.3 women and 1.2 men could be denied. the amendment is expected to fail in the democratically-held senate. we'll have live coming up in about an hour. back to you. >>> 7:18

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. >>> a quick update on a guest and panelest, mike it is acy you ate gony and ex-scabs city of steve in china. the radio program this american life, reported yesterday that days says show contains numerous fabrications and daisy laid to them when they fact checked his work for "this american life." daisy stand buys his work but says did he take dramatic license and regrets havining ha his work air. chris will have this response when he returns next week. i will tell you what i didn't know when the week began but right now, a preview of melissa maris perry. good to see you. >> hey, he is remark doing a great job this morning, having fun watching you. we have got a fresh face on presidential politics today, everybody is trying to predict winners, wither going to talk about losers. and how the art form of losing is actually critical part of the american democratic process. also talk about the obama administration's new guidelines on how the big contraception compromise is going to work. i have got sandra fluke here to talk about that. he is remark you know, some people can't get a major

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