. >>> i'm ahmad fareed from the affinity sports desk. the u.s. has a basketball center that has traveled a long way from home. we have the story of a chinese freshman and hilz ns new life i america. >> reporter: it is fitting in a city as diverse as san francisco that you would find one of the only chinese board d-1 basketball players in the country. >> my dad was famous in basketball so he taught me a lot when i was little. when i come here, i thought there's really a big difference between china and america. >> if someone told me, hey, that's what he's going to give you in his freshman year, i would say, hey, that's pretty good. it's a challenge. english is his second language r it makes you consider the feat, to pursue a career half a world away which must be intimidating at times. >> i'm not really scared but at times it's really hard, really struggling, especially in the class. i mean i'm majoring in computer science right now. it's really tough to get in the class. it's really hard to get a good grade. >> he really looks at you and you can

angelica singleton, a widower ahmad and then marries him. -- a widower, then marries him. that is on c-span and c-span three, c-span radio and c- span.org. weekly question time, the british foreign minister david cameron answered questions on the british economy. i head of the budget address by the chancellor of the exchequer. he also talked about the eurozone bailout of cyprus. opposition leader@milligram said the situation in cyprus was undermining the basic trust across the eurozone. this is just over 30 minutes. time access to capital to fund those projects. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. philip david. >> mr. prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with minister colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i shall o have further suh meetings later today. >> does the transfer every with me that today we need a blue-collar conservative project which has taxes are people who work hard, do the right thing and want to get on? stop spending billions of pounds we don't have on overseas aid where w

ahmad society is changing with families understanding. -- >> . i want to get married in october and we are hoping to get the support. >> are you optimistic? >> i think cell. and i cann people that say that it is okay.. -- i think so these are all the stations could get if they could legalize this, the question is that when it will happen. that is the latest from the castro district, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> catherine: we have been watching people lined up outside. but they want to hear the arguments. and wednesday, the defensive marriage act and notice arguments over the defense of marriage act. notice that the snow and freezing temperatures have not discouraged these people. they've been camped out for days.and they're not about to budge. there aren't that many seats available. reporter joe johns has more on the intensity surrounding the court this week. >> they are waiting. >> "as a gay american i think its very important to be a part of history." >> reporter: scores of people standing in line since last thursday dealing with snow from sunda

in papers unveiled in court, it was revealed that ahmad warsami had ties to al qaeda in yemen. intelligence officials say he provided enormously valuable information about terror training, operatives and potential plots. >>> she has been an outspoken critic of government spending. now michele bachmann faces a congressional ethics investigation for alleged misuse of funds during her short-lived 2012 presidential campaign. the allegations include under-the-table payments and fund transfers by members of her senior staff. her attorney says the minnesota congresswoman is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the "dragon" cargo capsule getting ready to leave the international space station. new video this morning of the undocking process that began just a little while ago. in a couple hours, the capsule will head back down to earth. it's expected to splash down in the pacific off baja, california, this afternoon, just after 12:30 eastern time. this unmanned capsule arrived at the station about three weeks ago with supplies for the crew. >>> tiger woods back on top. he has reclaime

also spoke about the progress by the afghan national security forces, his relationship with president ahmad karzai, insider attacks in afghanistan and future objectives in the region. from the brookings institution, his is 90 minutes. >> general, it's great to 0 have you here. i want to begin, i know we will not have a lot of happy talk but there are a lot of good things happening in afghanistan and most are unaware of the positives going on that happened on your watch sofment without ignoring the negative, which will be factoring into the discussion as well, i wonder if we can begin by talking about two, three of the positive developments you saw on your watch. >> i think the coherence of the organization of the ansf from where i found it when i arrived in the summer of 2011 to where it is today has really been dramatic. and it's -- it's been delivered to this point because of the hard work of an awful lot of folks. stan mccrystal did great work in that area, bill caldwell working very closely with him. dave petraeus, of course, carried it to the next level. we were on track for the ansf t

ahmad shafiq wins five in the delta including mohamed morsi, beat him in his home government where por si represented that government has a parliamentarian in the 2000-2005 period. and, in fact, ahmed shafiq won by pretty big margins in the delta, by more than ten percentage points in four of those five governments. more secular candidates or nonislamists also tend to do well in the red sea area and the south sinai but, again, i don't want to concentrate on those, because we're talking about less than 1% of the elect electorate. but the storyline that's emerging is that islamists are doing very well in upper egypt, nonislamists are doing well in the metropolitan areas in the north, cairo, port said, to an extent alexandria, and there's really some surprising op suggestion to the islamists, in my mind, that's emerging in the delta. now, i'm going to move on to the constitutional referendums, referenda, and the reason why i didn't want lead with this, this is the first con logically, the first vote that took after the revolution, but i think we should look at it with some degree of cauti