get it to aldridge, a good strategy, 44 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks for aldridge.zers go on to win it, 110-105. they snap a two-game losing streak. that's it from here. have a great friday. now back to you. >> all right, thanks. >>> a teen from oklahoma may be part of an espn story sometime down the road, especially if he keeps this up, and that is why this is our "play of the day." >> it's pretty awesome. check out high school senior braden smith. he's bench pressing 515 pounds. in fact, he bench pressed it three times. >> oh, my goodness. >> smith is one of the nation's top football recruits. he will make a decision on where he'll play in college early next month. the kid is in high school. >> no big deal. that's what you would do at the gym. >> oh, yeah. maybe 100 pounds. i don't know about that. you know, i remember in the '70s there was this guy on the cowboys. he was gigantic. his name was randy white, and he was one of the first nfl guys who could ever bench press 500 pounds. this guy is in high school. >> 515 pounds, impressive. >>> up next "the pulse," for

is at the heart of the new abc mini series, the assets, a show inspired by the real life case of aldridgem. >> what you did you did for money. stop me if i say anything that's wrong. >> reporter: the assets takes us inside the hunt to take ames down which was led in part by sandy grimes, a wife, mother and cia agent seen here on the show and seen here today. >> he wiped out your ability to have eyes and ears on the ground in our number one enemy. >> exactly. >> reporter: she first joined the cia in the early 1970s had and had an extremely sensitive job, helping to manage the agency's relationship with it's crown jewel, the highest ranking soviet officer ever recruited. >> you took it upon yourself to keep them alive. >> aldridge ames gave the kgb a list of every known human asset the cia had in the soviet union. that list had 20 names on it. within a year, ten of them were executed. a general seen here in this remarkable footage arrested by soviet agents. he was later shot. >> it's -- still hard to talk about. >> reporter: it didn't take long to for grimes to suspect ames. he had an affai

fourth quarter, lamarcus aldridge, the blazers come back from being down 16 points and then nicolas batunnothing in the first half, 15 in the second half including that three. he makes the first one, misses the second one. durant, just one point in the fourth quarter and that's not the one there. blazers, 98-94. >>> many of the folks watching just walked in from a party. happy new year. >>> happy new year, guys. >>> coming up next -- it's the pulse. an act of bravety or insanity. >>> a reporter who can really bounce back after a fall. stay with us. [ female announcer ] right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal a cold sore in as few as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. without it, the virus spreads from cell to cell. unlike other treatments, abreva penetrates deep to block the virus, to protect healthy cells so cold sores heal fast. as fast as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. ♪ learn more at abreva.com. don't tough it out. knock it out! fast. [ female announcer ] only with abreva. ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice >>> welcome back. time to check on the pulse on this the first d

held aldridge to 10 points on 2- 14 shooting and she battling -- he is battling a shoulder injury. >> part of the nba season is finding a way to be consistent. on the nights you don't have it. that is what i try to do. consistency is one of the most difficult things to have in the league. i try to bring that every night. >> reporter: are you getting shoes like steph curries? >> no. he had -- curry's. >> no. he had the grammy shoes on. >> those were great shoes. wear them every night. why not? mean time, bittersweet to talk about the super bowl but it is on. make no doubt about it. sunday in new york, the weather will be an issue. a shot of met life stadium. clear and cold today and we have a couple of former bay area products involved. michael robinson, special teams expert with the 9ers, now with the seahawks. touchdown here. and tomorrow will be media day. everybody will be spoken to. even the special teams guys. not used to that attention. >> excited to be here but kind of live nerve-wracking. look at all the people to interview us. nobody interviewed me during the season and now e

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fourth quarter, lamarcus aldridge, the blazers come back from being down 16 points and then nicolas batunin the first half, 15 in the second half, including that three. kevin durant tries to get it off. no. he makes the first one, misses the second one. durant, makes just one point in the fourth quarter and that's not the one there. blazers, 98-94. >>> many of the folks watching just walked in from a party. happy new year. >> happy new year, guys. >>> coming up next -- it's the pulse. an act of bravery or insanity? we still can't decide. >>> plus, a reporter who can really bounce back after a fall. stay with us. abreva can heal a cold sore in as few as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. without it, the virus spreads from cell to cell. unlike other treatments, abreva penetrates deep to block the virus, to protect healthy cells so cold sores heal fast. as fast as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. ♪ learn more at abreva.com. don't tough it out. knock it out! fast. [ female announcer ] only with abreva. ♪ you're as cold as ice >>> welcome back. it's time to check on "the pulse" on

fourth quarter, lamarcus aldridge, the blazers come back from being down 16 points and then nicolas batung in the first half, 15 in the second half, including that three. kevin durant tries to get it off. no. he makes the first one, misses the second one. durant, makes just one point in the fourth quarter and that's not the one there. blazers, 98-94. >>> many of the folks watching just walked in from a party. happy new year. >> happy new year, guys. >>> coming up next -- it's the pulse. an act of bravery or insanity? we still can't decide. >>> plus, a reporter who can really bounce back after a fall. stay with us. (boy) grandpa, look what i got! (woman) oh dad, wait 'till you see the bike we got for jake. (narrator) hearing loss happens gradually with age... making it easy to ignore. yet most older americans aren't getting their hearing tested. untreated hearing loss can keep your loved ones from enjoying what they cherish most. (woman) dad, can you hear me? (narrator) don't let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. ♪ you're as cold as ice >>> welcome back. it'

when he's just a normal phenomenon in the telling him on policies national cake aldridge is hit with the latest in a world of sports. i became the uk is getting on the ground with action can see that's the official parade on. the i mean. i him. another whistleblowers facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats. what did she discover some sort of dark secret c i a plant or some other plot for a new world luxury nosh expose something far more dangerous and important to the zombies on their couches. the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college. even high school mary willing to blow the whistle on the fact that between the ten percent of the school's football and basketball players rated the fourth grade level and many others are some college level. she also claims that the students were allowed into the universe the base of screen process done by the university. i t implying that the open sea knew exactly who they were letting in to the university remember college football makes a lot of money. i always have a feeling that something like this was g

but aldridge court has been controversial comedian do to you from performing in knots over illegal or courts forty six year old today has been described by a french jewish group as him on the anti semitism. the comedian is most infamously known for his performance of the mill gesture were first style split the anti semitic will salute to hit the headlines recently after french footballer nicolas anelka performed it during english premier league match. french president francois along has also spoken of again stood in a list of convictions for anti semitic hate speech france appears now to be gearing up for the last battle over the difference between free speech and speech. xian. it was a junior has declared a state of emergency after a chemical spill from a mining clients will eat into the elk river and contaminated the water supply for over a hundred thousand citizens health officials have warned residents not to drink coke or wash clothes using tap water and only use the water for flushing the toilet and fire fighting vehicles was for junior report that the tap water has taken on the

but aldridge court has been controversial comedian do to you from performing in knots over illegal or courts forty six year old today has been described by a french jewish group as him on the anti semitism. the comedian is most infamously known for his performance of the mill gesture were first style split the anti semitic will salute to hit the headlines recently after french footballer nicolas anelka performed it during english premier league match

aldridge aims, and john anthony walker. the reasoning is impeccable. >> we have it covered for you here, fox national security experts kt mcfarland and ralph peters to assess the fallout of the nuclear deal in iran, and juan williams to react to the president's new york erin ter view, and his comments on race on this martin luther king day. we go inside of the mind of president, joined by psychotherapist robby ludwick to tell us what we're learning about mr. obama's psyche and state of mind. just when you thought the polar vortexas a thing of the past, another round of bitterly cold air sweeping across the nation, temperatures near zero in upper midwest, expected to hit northeast torrow, experts believe this will last a week or more not just a few days, freezing temperatures also brings with them, snow. 4 to 8 inches forecast for the east coast from washington to new york, news d, last month's polar vortex helped make it coldest december on record since 2009. >> directv whether or no weathel blocked out, second biggest pay

dwight howard, lamarcus aldridge and dirk novitzky were named frontcourt reserves earlier this afternoonh one for david lee, who is averaging almost a double- double averaging 19 points per game. but of significance is the battle of the night. it is the los angeles clippers and it is a bitter, bitter rivalry. golden state has lost six of nine to fall five games behind the pacific division rivals. >> never know with us. you know, i think we'll be okay. i think it's a national tv game so we'll get up for it. we have to keep our consistency consistency. we're up and down like a yo-yo at the moment and we need to get some steadiness in our game. >> reporter: yeah. these two teams don't like each other as the cliche says. but it is nothing compared to the seahawks and the 49ers. of course, when i mention seahawks, you got to talk about richard sherman. and sherman, you know about that post-game rant after the nfc championship game. he had a little more -- he added a little more fuel to the fire today. colin kaepernick had words of his own for sherman in the biglele and the seahawks. >> to me

they say this case goes far beyond any of the famous spy cases we know, aldridge james, robert hansen. what snowden has done with the leaks through the press is he's put the intel playbook out there for everyone to see. so when your adversaries and your opponents and the terror groups, well, how does the u.s. do this, what are the tripwires, when they have all of that information, what do they do? they adjust. that forces us to adjust. so we'll eventually get all of this back with new capability. but right now, this is a security lag and that's dangerous. >> what do you think the point was of our nation's intelligence chief, general clapper, calling on snowden to return these documents and accusing, also and saying his accomplices, which was really a vague reference to the press. >> right, it wasn't all that vague, norah. i think it looked desperate, to be honest with you. the government is frustrated. they can't do anything. short of convincing russia to grab the guy and help us he's beyond the reach of the u.s. government. so now they're reduced to basically begging him to come back

. >> and all based on true -- the experience of trying to track down aldridge ames and i love the detailmole. >> yes, he was asked by the kgb who are the likely people we can turn and came up with jean and single women, they'll be susceptible to men coming up to them and recruiting them in a bar or hotel and found this all out when he was gee debriefed after he was imprisoned and he said -- then she suddenly realized it wasn't that she was trying to find out who they could recruit. it was that he wanted to pin the blame on her for some of the slippage that had happened on account of him. >> you have to let me in on a secret. you brits have cornered the market on playing american spies and spy catchers. >> we're mean and sneaky and you can't tell what we're thinking. we cover up our emotions. no, i don't know. there's a very -- there's something fascinating about spies and they're basically actors, you know, that are putting on a role and have to play out the script till the end once they took on the role and i'm fascinated by the way human beings work. >> it's a fascinating -- >> i don't

aldridge at 26 points from 13 rebounds. blazers beating the spurs 109 to is00. >> that's a look at sports for this hour. >> thank you john henry smith. >> tonight you may think of prohibition bootleggers mixing up bath tub liquor. moonshining is alive and well in brooklyn new york. >> it's been the subject of poetry and prohibics - whiskey ♪ of all the crimes that ever have been ♪ ♪ selling whiskey is the greatest sin >> from 1933 selling whiskey was illegal. moonshiners and bootleggers thrived. colin is one modern distiller bringing a piece of that history back to brooklyn. >> people have a perception much moonshining where i grew up. if you look at the history, it happened in urban areas in philadelphia. some of the corn and bali was spurned to make whiskey here. to make the stuff at home. >> whiskey is american, going back to the first still. all the way through the british colonial area, the civil war and the prohibition. >> in almost all 50 states. a craft movement that is taking off, with 400 small distil ris open. >>

aldridge jury was at the constitutional convention. what did madison have to say? he was at the constitutional convention and had a major role but when you point out a letter he wrote in 1830, a rather lengthy letter in which he provides exposition on this at great length he goes into and and also enforces article v which you imagine he would because he voted for it. he comes out squarely and strongly against nullification. but then they say is that relates to south carolina in another letter in 1830 toes so there's no winning this argument because it comes circular. i entertain myself now and then and move on but the point is nullification is the notion, it depends on who is promoting it because they have different arguments, the notion that a state can on its own nullify a statute of the federal government if the state legislature concludes that the federal government doesn't have the power to do it. it was a practical matter putting aside all history. where will that take us? let's say maryland doesn't like a particular statute fast by the federal government and

check out sky works, they had the right combination, david aldridge really an unbelievable chief executiveceo, he had the notebook and the tablet and the. c, and intel is getting more religious about having to be more secular about their different -- what they back, not parochial anymore. >> let's get the other big names in the a-block, morgan stanley had earnings out as well and beat estimates in the fourth quarter by 50 cents a share and as for two dow components general electric earned 54 cents in q-4 and that matched and amex missed by a penny last night posting a quarterly profit of $1.25. and morgan stanley not as bad as the others we've seen. >> morgan stanley is why you don't trade, you get the conference call and it's very clear there's a lot of charges, it's really fabulous. they did everything right and the stock goes right back up. morgan stanley the reason why i think this stock is up when you read the conference and you go through the conference call and go through the release, it's, like, a real bank. it just kind of didn't have this and that and craziness. it's we're a weal