lamarcus aldridge had a huge first half. portland is going to get the win but it comes at a very steep price. wesley matthews who's the third man up behind lillard and aldridge, he's down. 'out for the season. torn achilles. afflalo will have to step up and blazers get the win but sat in rip city bus matthews is an important piece of the team. >> yep. that's all we got. thanks. and back to you. >> all right thanks. >>> we turn to another sports note. the toronto blue jay, number one pitching prospect not letting anything go to his head. >> he is living in a 1978 volkswagen bus in a walmart parking lot. >> at least it's not down by the river. the tennessee native shaves with an ax. he received a $2 million signing bonus. has a deal with nike. not hurting for cash but doesn't want the money to change him. doesn't have to change you. just get a hotel room. >> good for him, i say. you know what. you never see people. people are about their five-star hotels but walmart -- i'd like to go visit. >> two-star is fine. just get out of

to that breach steps david aldridge, ceo of sky works.uably the best of the bunch who gave you a terrific reassurance last night right here that things are very much on course and red hot as ever. the new cell phones are so my indicated that the gross margins for chip makers are going higher. that's a difference than the old days. $5 of content in a new iphone which means their business has tremendous momentum. made it clear that the trend is long term. he likes to say he's following the money. all sorts of connected applications, cars home medicine defense, among others. i came away thinking the stocks can bottom too and each have their own issues that don't bleed into the semiconductor horsemen. altera doesn't hurt either. isn't that funny biomare rinne, makes people afraid to short stocks. the bottom line it's clear the leadership semiconductors and buy yoekioteches asserted themselves and that makes it clear the weak hands are exiting and firmer hands are taking over. that's what needs to happen if they power beyond their highs from a

this jumper by lamarcus aldridge cuts the lead to four, but wizards showed some metal, would pull away john wall with some special cherry blossom shoes scores on the layin, 21 points, 11 assists, nine rebounds. wiz won three in a row and at utah wednesday night. >>> hockey now caps looking for two wins in a low at the lowly buffalo sabres. tied 2-2 in the 3rd. caps up 3-2 on the power play goal, but sabres answer on the deflection and tie this up 3-3. we go to overtime, nothing doing there. to a shootout. there he is and the caps win 4- 3, only goal. if. >> now you got me all curious about john wall special cherry blossom shoes. >> very limited edition, get your hands on them, special for what's coming up. >> we'll get a picture of those somewhere. >> he's already sporting the st. patty's day look. >> i thought it was today. >> do [brad] imagine a place where you can not only find everything you need,but you can get it instantly. and anywhere. presenting the new apartments-dot-com. or as i call it: the apartminternet. connected.synergistic.thought- leading. it's a whole-new paradigm in

sky works run by david aldridge is all that's good in the semi world and can be found in smart homes, smart cars t the wearables, these are the frontier of the future. if there are going to be 70 billion connect devices by 2020 it's probably the best place to profit from the revolution. sure it could be like a bio he tech but you have to buy it. i could make the same case for a most of others in the group. now you have another utility conductor that specialized in touch, wearables and lightning. they operate in similar connected markets with the fast growing data center business and big communications like wireless base stations. but it also does medical image systems and patient monitoring. samsung is coming to the fold too. how about the company created they choose to go head to head on radio frequency for cell phones. they're meant to do one thing, change the balance of power between them and the cell phone makers. how do i know this? it's on their website. offer better bargaining power and make it harder for customers such as am and samsung to negotiate prices. two thumbs up. i li

. >> reporter: the missouri state highway patrol says the gunman joseph aldridge killed himself.rities say he had a minor criminal history, nothing to foreshadow something like this. many this this quiet corner of southeast missouri say they don't even lock their doors. >> my concern is children. our kids are having a really tough time. wide variety of emotions shock, tears, a lot of questions. >> reporter: investigators working to figure out why one someone would want to kill nearly an entire family hoping the sole survivor, now in the hospital can provide some answers. >> how's your community going to move forward from this? >> one day at a time. as a family. this community is based in faith and based in family. i have seen them come through some very difficult situations. nothing like this, of course. >> reporter: a massacre in a missouri town the few left behind left to wond wither why. as investigators in tyrone try to answer the question why, they continue talking to the sole survivor of the shooting. a woman who remains in the hospital and we're told is cooperating with in

investigators say joseph aldridge found his mother's body. she died of natural causes.ot and killed seven people, including relatives and ten thunder the gun on himself. >>> and february is coldest month from boston to cincinnati. bangor me tops the list with average 6.2 degrees. now back to "lockup."lockup." ♪ >>> at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio, rock deputy burke recently found one of the largest stashes of tobacco ever discovered in the jail when he searched david bell's matt recess. >> i'm mr. lou burke. that's what's up. >> now the jail's specialty investigative unit is look at how the contraband got into the facility. >> i've been here 25 years and i've never seen this amount of tobacco or cigarettes come into the facility. my first inclination is that maybe it wasn't an inmate that brought it. in maybe it is somebody that works on the inside here. so that is why this investigation is going to be continued further with our internal affairs section. we were able to determine, you know, mr. bell did indeed have the contraband on him and in

if you look at the cover of the book the person at the top is nelson aldridge to was called the head of it all. the head of this vast alliance between corporate interests and the political barons that controlled the senate and to in turn controls state governments. it is one reason we never got any sensible tariff reform until woodrow wilson became president for better or worse on that but on that front for better, but this was undone and this current regime came up in its place. the current regime is relatively new. about 50 or 60 years old but it is not as grubby as the old regime. the old regime was very grubby. these letters were expos. william randolph hearst's found these letters in 1909 but kept them in his pocket until 1912. these letters, executive from standard oil and these politicians and the politicians would write i need money and the executive would write back no problem and give you get a chance please kill the commission percolating in the states. it was very salacious and varied grabby. nowadays we don't have any of that. it is of couch in legalistic veneer plausibl

tonight on c-span, former astronauts including buzz aldridge, testified before the senate on the future of the space program. topics include manned missions to mars, the moon, and nearby asteroids. apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin spoke on the need to find practical ways to fund space missions. here's a look at that portion of the hearing. >> why do i have to come up and say it. a combined megs is much better. but maybe that's not essential. i happen to think it is, where you can combine orion with a long support system. that's what we're going to do when we go to l-1 and l-2. we're going to take an oh ryon up there and there's going to be a system that lets us stay much longer. we'll be rotating commercial crews up and down, not just to the space station, but they'll go to the vicinity of the moon. we're going to do these things but we don't have put all the money in building those habitats because the foreigners are going to want them and we're going to want them there and we're going to want them at mars. the foreigners have to land, ok. we're going to develop a very sophisticated lan