but arizona is poised. >> marques: it has been tremendous, arizona state.h kind of steals a little bit of the thunder from cal seniors. it's the brother of joe at mare fax high school has done a tremendous job so far in this game. 10 first half points. he's a big reason for the lead. and as for cal, their seniors have got to do a better job or a more impressive job of continuing to step up offensively. they each have 7 points here the first half. but they've got to carry this load in between theo robertson, patrick christopher and jerome randle. be aggressive, keep attacking. >> steve: as we take a look at the first half stats, the one thing that jumps out are adythinwing ♪ w kfy rd wi rinaen g to in t-of- tas w win or ket. ♪ continues to be l be x we d thness it took the best beer in america award. nobody had tried an amereer thathat kiflavor. yea, jitill obsessed with lag sam adams lager continues dalsver rld. that's pretty cool. line. second place arizona state just a half game back of california. but the sun devils have the lead. 30-2. mcmillan, glasser

and arizona at 37.5%. >> barry: arizona, just 1 of 7 behind the arc. going with the original starting lineup now. >> don: the l.a. schools fwam to eugene, pretty effective for him. try to trap, they want turnovers and want to the get shooters. >> barry: jumping out of wise. and a pretty good look. knocks it down. >> don: there's a reason you jump out on wise. that's what happens if you don't get in there. the senior, a couple good looks earlier. >> barry: 8-0 run now. and quick rebound. here is parrom. big moment in the game now for the oregon ducks. >> don: i think so. an 8-0 run and offensively, a decent look and success in the painted area. >> barry: another good look and i won't go. >> don: going push it down their throat. >> barry: wide open. >> don: singler is a nice player for oregon. doesn't get aton of minutes. but he was big in the game, getting offensive rebounds and extra possessions. nice looking young player. >> barry: i think so too. very steady and came up big against ucla. and good job on the take away by singler. and horne gets on the

good defense by arizona. they are ratcheting up the intensity. >> steve: wise pulling it away. giving it to washington with 21 seconds left on the shot clock. >> marques: overton one of the top players in the country. in the passing lane. >> steve: overton now on the offensive end! knocks down a three and washington has opened up a four-point lead! >> marques: amazing. washington state, look familiar? >> steve: it's all about energy. defensive aware net in the second half has been totally difference than the first half. >> marques: i didn't see anything wrong with this defensive effort. >> steve: nic wise, missing. 1 for 8. the floater misses. jones wants it. brendon lavender, a beautiful move! he has 11! >> marques: nice job. first tile me it has hurt arizo. brashers using the big body to throw it up. seal the deal with the wide body, like trying to get around a could be dougndo, just not ha. our student of the week, michael mohammed. he was a hard hitter in the classroom, scoring a 3.43 and all pac-10 acade

it run things for the federal authorities in arizona. it run parks next to arizona state parks and do it for a lower user fee with less visitation and i make money and pay the government to boot. >> glenn: i'm trying to figure out what the catch is. what would be stopping people they just think private business is evil. is it possible the loss of jobs? are you going to be hiring the same, you know, state workers? or is that the way you save money? >> i use different workers and different kind of workers. here in arizona, we're past that. the parks are being closed and the people are laid off right now. we're past job loss fears. >> glenn: hold on. we have more -- i don't know why this doesn't make sense to more people. back in a second.   >> glenn: okay. here is your choice if you are living in the state of arizona. park, that is opening and functioning. or no park, a park that's closed. seems pretty easy to choose if you like parks. warren meyer is hoping to privatize some of arizona state parks because they're closing them

second turnover for arizona.ucks mixing it up. >> and playing zone and man, and we will see more zone with the start williams hat gotten. and i don't think dunigan can check him. and unless they commit, which they haven't done, you know, you risk getting dunigan in foul trouble. we will see more from dunigan. >> outside, lost his man. and a shot, rebound pulled down. >> always teams to be around the bull, rebounding, turnovers, steals. seems to be around the action. >> another freshman and a guy who is playing for his defensive skills more than anything else. a good looking three. could ntd get it to go and william, down low. >> great pass and great effort to get it and the interior pass for the layup. >> here is wise coming the other way, all the way. >> probably a good stayoff by armstead that time too. don't risk him on the line. get the layup, out of bounds and go the other way. >> so we're going get a time-out with 15:22 remaining. up and down game and a close one so far. both teams playing well, 9-8 ball ga

arizona conservatives.as trying to do damage control, claiming he was mislead on that vote. now, stop and think about it. with all due respect and we all think the world of john mccain, his service and his sacrifice. but he was saying earlier this week that based on his experience, he could do more for arizona? well, when you go out and say, wait a minute, i was mislead on a very important vote, that doesn't make the case. and no so, with all due respect to john, i challenge arizonaens viewing us tonight, stop and think, over the last decade, what has john mccain specifically done for arizona? he has been running for national office. i think we all respect that. >> bill: okay. we have invited senator mccain on the program any time he wants to reply to j.d. it's going to be a good race, g j.d. that's what democracy is all about. two strong candidates. >> you bet. >> bill: we are going to follow it and we appreciate you coming on the factor. >> thank you. remember o'reilly viewers special reception at the web

washington and arizona, now!ng provided by fox sports net >>> welcome to seattle for pac-10 hoops presented by kfc. tonight from bank of america arena. it's the arizona wildcats and the washington huskies. a check of the pac-10 standings through the first half show the surprising wildcats tied with cal for first place. we have defending champion washington in a five-way tie for fifth place. hi, everybody. steve and marcus with you. it's amazing that arizona is tied with washington for first place. but marques, how do you see the second half shaking out? >> you are asking me that? what's happening for arizona, nine of the last champions have been leading or tied at the halfway point, so that's good news for them. the other good news for guys log jammed in the middle, you have the weekend and right back in the mix. a supercompetitive pac-10 this year. >> coach miller has the pac-10 player of the week and the coach loves him. >> he has given this young basketball team the kind of leadership they needed. came in chun

arizona and stanford.t was pretty dated, the pac-10, the pac-6, the pac-2, the pac-1. >> steve: played well to help them win. there's another one. and that is patrick christopher with 7 points early. these are two of the top three shoots points team. but arizona state is 0 for 5. now they're 2 for 5. >> marques: jerren shipp, a senior, did a nice job knocking down key shots. by virtue of hard work. putting in hours in the gym. >> steve: there it is. the first three they have made. it ties the game at 11. they're 1 for 6 as a team. >> marques: jerren shipp out of fairfax high school. he's in there like clockwork. he just shoots it till it feels good. it carries over into his on-court game performance. >> steve: gutierrez also in the game. a fine defensive play by jerren shipp who came out of nowhere to knock it do himself. >> marques: also ty abbott, the way he flew in that closeout to randle, got a piece of the basketball. an air ball. that's the kind of defensive intensity, focus and effort you need from

flake of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution -- excuse me -- pursuant to house resolution 1051, the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake, and a member in opposition will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: i thank the chair. this amendment i hope is noncontroversial in nature. section 105 of the bill would authorize appropriations for several national science foundation grant programs dealing with cybersecurity. for example, the bill authorizes $400 million through 2014 for computer and network security research grants. in addition, the bill would authorize such sums necessary related to research centers and capacity building, scientific and technology grants and traineeships and research fellowships. it would prohibit earmarking for the funds made available for the grants -- for the programs under this act. it appears that the grants were already intended to be awarded on a, quote, merit review competitive basis, but i think we still need th

but here in arizona, it will be arizona voters who will decide who will go to the senate, monica, ands why i'm confident of our success in the august 24th primary. >> let me ask you about something senator mccain has said. he says he was misled on t.a.r.p. by then treasury secretary hank paulson and ben bernanke. t.a.r.p. was supposed to be used to counter the mortgage crisis, not to bail out the big banks. do you believe mccain was misled? >> no, i don't, monica. the night before on nbc nightly news, you may remember john yang had a record that feerchbd john mccain saying because of his experience, he was best equipped to rhett republic arizona. now, in western inventory knack ewe lar, this ain't john's first rodeo. when he suspended his campaign to go back to washington to sit face-to-face with those decisionmakers, now a couple years later, he's telling us he was misled? i have to tell you, this is isn't revision of history. that sounds more like john kerry in 2004 than the john mccain i used to work with. >> and the mccain camp is attacking your spending record. they have a radio

coming up, a huge arrest in the sweat lodge deaths in arizona.james arthur ray, who hosted the retreat, helped author the book "the secret." should he will held responsible? call in, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. just a short time ago, the guy who organized the deadly retreat in arizona had his day in court. his lawyer pleaded not guilty on his behalf. the charges, three counts of manslaughter in the deaths of three people at that sweat lodge ceremony back in october. to refresh your memory, 60-plus people packed into this hot, steamy tiny domelike setting for a spiritual cleansing and along with the three deaths we know 20 other people roughly were injured. now, ray's attorney says this was a terrible accident but it was an accident and not a criminal act. listen to this account, an employee who worked with ray explaining his actions as this tragedy unfolded. >>> it was like an absolutely "m.a.s.h." unit. helicopters coming down. when he came out the helicopters weren't there but at that time still bodies everywhere pa

she endorses mccain in arizona. endorsed the governor because that's a buddy of hers. she endorses ron paul, who is a non-establishment candidate in an open thing in kentucky. chris, you've had these battles in your party -- >> but why is -- why do you see rush limbaugh lambasting mitt romney, who's probably going to be your party nominee i think if you look down the road probably? it looks like it. for backing john mccain, your previous party nominee. how can you be more regular than that? here he is, rush limbaugh. one thing about rush, he's always on tape. >> i like mitt romney, but i think he's risking his career over endorsing mccain, who is so out of step with what's going on right now. it's -- well -- >> he's always conservative when he's running for re-election in arizona. you know, the tea parties have produced a wave of conservative that has swept republicans in name only aside. >> you know, this reminds me of the old democratic left. i know you might disagree with me, joan, because you occasionally do. no

air force base near glendale, arizona. spokesman at that base saying that two men, drove through a security gate in the stolen car, and the security officer saying when he moved to confront them the suspects tried to run him over and opened fire on the vehicle and the car crashed, and one of then is dead theents injured. investigators are -- and the other injured and investigators don't believe it is tied to terrorism and they add the suspects might have been car thieves. more information as we get it. martha: all right. we are into the count down to the high stakes health care summit, and that has begun, president obama unveiling his version of the health care bill, excuse me. health care bill, and, several republican lawmakers are already blasting this bill, and here's congressman eric cantor just from this morning. >> if we look at some of the details that are coming out, this bill is a nonstarter. i'm hoping the president will answer the question, why does he want to continue to push a bill that the american people hav

jason from arizona.hat are some of the factors we need to know about to have a full picture of what's going on? >> you know, some of the big issues with airline pay and safety really comes down to the way the airlines have done business in recent years. especially after post-deregulation. now, major airlines are contracting out more and more of their work. by definition, they aren't regional, anymore. you have airplane that is carry 80 plus passengers from memphis to phoenix. those are jobs that main line pilots used to do. >> let me ask you, we had a pilot earlier that thought it was a misconception that the regional and you are saying the regional planes necessarily meant less experienced pilot. in fact, a lot of pilots with a lot of experience can't get on with big planes and they are flying some of the smaller planes. is that true? >> it's true. we have people who have been here for 15, 20 years. if you look at companies like american eagle, a good portion of their pilots are people who were downgrad

flake of arizona.the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1083, the gentleman from arizona, mr. flake and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: i thank the chairman, this amendment i hope would not be controversial. it has nothing to do with earmarks either. but it would simply ensure that the equal protection clause, 14th amendment of the constitution, applies to the governing authority established by this legislation. i want to say how much i admire the gentleman from hawaii, mr. abercrombie. i have worked with him for a number of years on a number of issues and i know he brings to this debate a lot of hard work and a lot of care. and i just want to commend him for that and for all that he does. but anyway, i think that this amendment simply clarifies, i would hope, that this does not violate any portion of the constitution. it has been said by the proponents of the legislation that it does not, but there is still a

one arizona school district has found the way to keep the ride calm. wi-fi.into quiet studious passengers. adam housley outside tucson in valley, arizona. adam, so much for personal interaction. the school says there are lots of benefits here. >> yeah. shepard. you know, what's interesting, they didn't plan on it keeping the kids calm. they planned on it for using schoolwork. unintended consequences kept the calm. this is a track team from the high school here empire high school that sometimes has to go two, to two and a half hours away to go to a match. in this case they have wireless right here. this router costs about a couple hundred bucks about $50 a month for service. they can wirelessly go on the internet. look up class notes. send emails. quick question for you matt, this is matt who is a technology guy here for the veil. some say it doesn't promote kids talking to each other. what have you found. >> these students have laptops instead of textbooks. so we can turn drive time into learning time with this device. >> and you can see, shepard, kids had co

arizona leads. >> barry: 4:16. every possession. >> don: you get the feeling washington state's got to answer now. >> barry: this equals the biggest lead of the day. forced the shot. koprivica there for a putback. big-time play by koprivica. >> don: i like the aggressiveness of moore, though. one of the better players on the floor. he's proven he can take cal's defenders off the dribble and then, yes, just get it up there on the rim and hopefully koprivica or casto, whoever's in the game can go get you the stick back. you see more contested by boykin and koprivica. that's what happens. you throw him over there to contest and that leaves the board wide open. >> barry: cal leads it by a point. they'll have the ball, 4:02 remaining to be played in the ball game. four points, the biggest lead the bears have had in this game. klay thompson, 28 points. 23 came bang-bang in the first half. >> don: he had to figure he wasn't going to get as loose. mike montgomery, too good of a strategist. the guy's got pride. they don't w

now the torch of liberty comes to arizona. j.d.eard our call to take on moderate john mccain. now we can reclaim a place in the senate. for the people of arizona that are conservatives, do your part. join j.d.'s campaign today. >> one match, one winner! the conservative or the moderate? >> i'm j.d. hayworth and i approve this message. >> your reaction to those ads. >> the mccain ad was rerun of 2008 on character. ok versusly j.d. hayworth is hoping to win this long-shot challenge to mccain based on the energy of the tea party and the birthers, the people who® question whether obama was born in the united states, and i should add that the evidence is overwhelming that he was born in hawaii and the birth certificate is valid, but he's attempting to tap into that sentiment. if there is a sentiment that can produce an upset, the tea party, the anti-immigration group and the bergers, as i said, i don't think that will happen. this is a tumultuous election year. anything can happen. host: and what is the most recent? guest: the most rece

it happened near sedona, arizona, a well-known vacation spot. we'll talk with one of the brothers of the victims. >> first details on the breaking news. >> james arthur ray back on his way to the county jail in arizona. he's being held on bond there. didn't make the bond. a bond hearing has been set for next week, at which his lawyers will try to get the bond reduced and get him out pending trial but he appeared in court. his lawyers entered the not-guilty plea on his behalf. his lawyers have consistently said the charges are you be just and -- unjust and they'll prove it. >> with us, robert brown, his sister, kirby, died at that retreat. thank you for being here, i'm very sorry. >> thank you. >> where is the family on this? >> we're devastated. from day one, just want to know why this happened. you know, with the news breaking in the last -- yesterday and today, you want to feel a little bit of satisfaction maybe. but at the end of the day, my sister's still not here and you know, the pain just keeps coming. >> how did she come to go to one of

with rival conference arizona.30 eastern. >> mike: you talk about the marquee programs that are in jeopardy of not getting the tournament. >> tim: uconn, arizona. >> mike: memphis. >> tim: teams we have historically seen in ncaa tournaments and making deep runs in recent years may not be a part of the parade. leer there is loucks, down to the dynamic time-out. 36-32. the lead back to four for the seminoles. 9-0 scoring run for florida state has they answered clemson's outstanding run to open the second half where they claimed as large as a five-point lead at one point. dulkys has it knocked away by potter. out of bounds too. florida state. >> mike: loucks providing a little bit of energy and pop off the bench. >> tim: talk about basketball teams. the wildcats he is more of a jump shooter. has really been looking to be more aggressive offensively. >> mike: florida state really trying to front inside. booker with that three. the ball works, and a slam facial. right in your living room. wow! >> mike: he gets to his le

in the city of phoenix and across my home state of arizona. 48% of the home mortgages are underwater.her words, they are worthless than the payments people are making. 17% real unemployment. so we spend a couple million dollars on irritable bowel dream and a couple million on an ad in super bowl sunday. and we continue the practices that infuriate our citizenry because they are hurting so badly. they are having to tighten their belts this is what feeds the two parties this is what feeds the anti-incumbent mood out there. an out of touch congress. an out of touch administration. >> greta: you mentioned the out of touch, president obama said to the democrats today they need to stop paying attention to cable news, we didn't get singled out this time. >> i don't know who -- >> greta: i think he said cnn and fox news. he said they needed to go out and pay attention to their constituents this is president paying attention to his constituents? are the member of the house of both parties paying attention to constituents or not? >> first of all, i advise my friends to watch the cable news bass

mislead investigators and they say she was in contact with elizabeth as she drove from her home in arizonawas last seen. >> tammy was wking with her in order to -- in order to provide a place for her potentially to go. and just some help along the way. >> reporter: police say the relationship between smith and johnson goes back months when tammy and her husband first agreed to adopt gabriel. but when logan mcqueary, the baby's father, refused to give up custody, tammy smith pressured him as johnson drove to texas with baby gabriel. after johnson was arrested, smith smoke openly to the press. >> i think there's a l of people to investigate, and i haven't heard that they're investigating the few people that need to be investigated as deeply as jack and i have been. >> reporter: her attorney tells nbc news smith never intended to interfere with anyone's custodial rights and had only tried to convince johnson to bring baby gabriel back. late tuesday night, her husband spoke out. >> she will walk out of that jail. she will be completely exonerated from this. she will be apologized to and this w

he serves at the college of business at the university of arizona. mr. let us on former congressman kolbe through the passage of this resolution and by designating the north taylor lane post office in honor of congressman kolbe. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 4495, designating the facility of the united states postal service located at 100 north taylor lane in patagonia, arizona, as the jim kolbe post office. congressman kolbe is a former colleague of mine here and congress. we have one term overlapping and certainly appreciate the chairman's words in support of this bipartisan resolution. and he served in the united states navy and in the naval reserves before being elected to the state senate in arizona and elected to the united states congress in 1984. and he served very ably on the appropriations committee for foreign operations, export financing an

james ray is in an arizona court facing manslaughter charges. he's being held on $5 million bond. ray surrendered to police yesterday at his lawyer's office. three people died during a sweat lodge ceremony at a retreat ray organized. his attorney calls the deaths a terrible accident and says ray will be cleared of criminal wrongdoing. >> he's devastated. he's been devastated by this entire incident. this was a tragic accident. nobody, including mr. ray, could have foreseen consequences anything like this. he has thought about nothing else every day since this incident. he's devastated by this. but that doesn't make it a crime. we think this is not a crime. it should not have been a criminal charge. we're going to fight it in court. >> as many as 65 people were in the sweat lodge during the ceremony. in all, nearly two dozen of them fell ill. cnn learned a tentative arrangement for michael jackson's daughter has been set tomorrow -- arraignment, i should say. a source says it will take place at 1:30 p.m. local time. prosecutors haven't announced formal charges but media reports say

adam housley is along for the ride in tucson, arizona. adam?rter: hi, jon a true mix of old and new. talking about nightvision goggles. high-tech radar and working with horses and riders on the ground. we went along for a ride with the horse team, one of many across the southwest as they brought in quite a haul the other night. brought in 350 pounds of drugs and 40 illegals trying to sneak into this country. we'll have more on the story also coming up next hour. jon? jon: adam, brian, molly, that is your news. thank you. jane: want to get to this weather we're watching hitting the northeast today. it is really a massive snowstorm. in some parts it has hurricane-force winds. you're looking at a live picture just out side our studios midtown manhattan. when will this end? >> that is the good news. the snow will not be blockbusterish as we saw every night but we could see more inches. look at storm totals. 26.2 in tuxedo, beautiful part of new york. 16.9 in new york city. that was officially at 7:00 a.m. we'll see that push upwards of closer to 18

he is in tucson, arizona, passing out flyers.cing the steps that elizabeth took to help find his son. he is stopping by all hotels and motels along the way and any businesses to pass out flyers about gabriel. >> tammi smith has not been forthcoming with police. she's never said that craig cherry was her cousin. >> michelle, did you get a reaction about the arrest from logan? >> i did. he was extremely busy. he sent a quick text message. i'm on the road. i'm in tucson. he and i will probably touch base. he wants to continue to get the word out about his son. he is obviously very concerned, very upset and will do whatever he can to get his son back. >> you as an investigator know you have to like that tammi smith is in custody and she can answer some questions. >> absolutely. as long as she doesn't lawyer up, mike. her husband jack has not been charged. >> do you expect that to happen any time soon? >> maybe, maybe not. it sounds like it is all her dealing with elizabeth johnson. >> michelle, do you expect jack smith to be arrested

but the story circulated within washington and arizona is about 2,000 miles from washington until this point, maybe 5 to 10 years ago where the story got to the "washington post." and finally got the attention of the folks that ran the roosevelt dam in arizona and their reaction was sort of like, what the health care is going on? and this story they are coming back was there was no way that kid was ever close to those sorts of controls. some of you may have seen a "60 minutes" show, which basically followed rumors from the intelligence community that someone got into a power station and shut off the power, maybe yes, and maybe no and the brazilians said it may not have been a hacker and may have been a -- problems with the drought and the bad smoke stacks and, we find these guys early -- fined them several million dollars. true? not true? i don't know, i'm reminded of the testimony given by a fellow, asan tay, the security head of the north american electric reliability corporation and pleaded congress and said, guys if you in the intelligence community know about our vulnerabilities,

the system that may or may not affect us is over southern arizona this afternoon. at this point, most the models have it across virginia and the carolinas, they are moving quickly up to sea. maybe a little rain or snow mixture, late tuesday night and wednesday. all depends on the exact track. right now i'm not too convinced we'll get a whole lot out of it. stay with us tomorrow, into early tuesday and we'll be careful where it is expected to go. some spots get near 50 degrees tomorrow, and then late tuesday into wednesday. that system down to our south, the models showing you pretty well south. it may spill over to our region. you have to keep your eyes peeled. looks like the southern storm track will keep it just far enough away from us, we'll get rain down here. you might even see some more. this is unbelievable. more snow in atlanta and some of the northern sections of georgia, alabama, tennessee. if that storm passes to our south, enough air to give those folks a little bit of rain. the storm heads out to sea, these two streams have to phase. right now it doesn

now the torch of liberty comes to arizona. j.d.heard our call to take on moderate john mccain. now we can reclaim a place in the senate. for the people of arizona that are conservatives, do your part. join j.d.'s campaign today. >> one match, one winner! the conservative or the moderate? >> i'm j.d. hayworth and i approve this message. >> your reaction to those ads. >> the mccain ad was rerun of 2008 on character. ok versusly j.d. hayworth is hoping to win this long-shot challenge to mccain based on the energy of the tea party and the birthers, the people who® question whether obama was born in the united states, and i should add that the evidence is overwhelming that he was born in hawaii and the birth certificate is valid, but he's attempting to tap into that sentiment. if there is a sentiment that can produce an upset, the tea party, the anti-immigration group and the bergers, as i said, i don't think that will happen. this is a tumultuous election year. anything can happen. host: and what is the most recent? guest: the most rec

free programs that i saw, the operation stone garden, you were in arizona. it has been a very successful program and yet is being cut from 50 to 60 million and they 287 g. program which has also been successful has maintain the current level and finally the be iced attention removal office, when i talk to i.c.e. officials in the houston area, they tell me they don't have the resources they need to carry out their mission. and that has come from your people on the ground. so if you could explain to me those three budgetary items because they think they would go a long ways in helping us better secure this border. >> well, number 1 was-- stone garden. what happened last year there was extra money we redeployed to stone garden. what we have done however is basically steer all of that money to the southwest border whereas previously southwest border whereas previously it could be shared in part of it was used on the northern border. you might imagine yesterday i heard from some border representatives that were not happy about that decision that my decision was t

the hottest i have seen isllhe o arizona state. they get wasted and end up on cops, junior. >> so you have to find the women in the 70s attractive. >> stay right there. when we come back, i answer your e-mails. leave now and i will can sell your subscription to my big backyard.  >>> bird-playing guitar. better than sonic youth. bird, you suck. >>> you know what that means. >> mail time. >> pretty much. it is mail time and the address is red eye at fox news .com. we play ping-pong on a table made of blood. here we go. tes msnbc's david schutster. you are right, i never watched your program. from what i heard about you and your show, we will disagree on a lot of things. but i did just see an on-line clip of the robot segment. i fell out of my chair laughing. it was very funny and quite creative. bravo. thanks for the attention on "red eye." he is referring to the msnbc we did when rough -- robot dave is informed of the domence in. >> also, david, please stop using media matters as your source of news. >> i love

>> um, well, now i live in arizona, i just moved to arizona, but i'm originally from detroit. >> jimmy i guess so. >> jimmy: all right. sal, give him the choices of songs that we have remaining. >> "amazing grace" and "i will survive." >> you got lil' wayne? >> no. >> jimmy: we don't have that. >> do you have -- can you repeat the options? >> jimmy: we're not -- not the request line you're calling here. >> let's do "sweet home alabama" again -- >> jimmy: pick a different one. >> just -- well, why not? >> jimmy: here we go. here he is. >> jimm that's where you should have been singing there. one, two, three, four -- >> big wheels keep on turning. >> jimmy: all right, thank you, butchress. i want to apologize to everyone at "american idol." this is something. you guys been watching "the bachelor?" there is this contestant rosalyn, she was sent home this season for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with own of the producers on the show. well, tmz says there's a sex tape being shopped around with her on it. i hear it's explicit. she's having sex with a man and then gets distra

but it's in arizona. they have been offering the deal for about a year. >> gentlemen come in and sometimes they wear their hats and everything, and they come to pay and they're wearing the hat and they take their cap off and they say what do you think, is this worth 30%? >> if you're vacationing in arizona, the discounts are only available on tuesdays. >> okay. >>> listen, you have heard the saying that cats have nine lives. well one apparently has a sixth sense too. >> some people dubbed oscar the grim reaper after he predicted not one, two, three, or four, but 50 deaths. he curls up with patients at a nursing home if rhode island and that's usually the signal. >> this is amazing. the doctor who spotted oscar's abilities hopes his new book will portray him in a favorable light instead of as the four- legged angel of death. >> doctors think oscar is responding to a fer imon humans don't realize. >> but after a while you would think we have to get him out. patients can't be thrilled to see him walking arou

james arthur ray pled not guilty to three counts of manslaughter today in arizona. he's charged in connection with three deaths that followed a spiritual warrior sweat lodge ceremony he held last october in sedona. he was afsed yesterday. it's quite a fall. the handsome self-help leader was looked up to by many and now he's wearing a prison jumpsuit. we're joined by brad brian, who's james ray's attorney. how's he doing? >> he's doing the best he can. he's been devastated since this thing happened on october 8th rk bond set at $5 million. is he going to post it? >> we have a hearing next week. one of the that's come out that people should understand, james is not a wealthy guy. he's not able to post $5 million in bond. we made a motion to reduce the bail. he's not at any risk of fleeing the jurisdiction. he looks forward to advertise day in court. a hearing next friday with the judge. >> larry: to reduce the bond? while he remains incarcerated? >> he's going to be in jail until then. >> larry: can he post $500,000? >> you have to post cash. you have to get property.

three people died when ray held a sweat lodge ceremony in arizona last october.uring the ceremony, nearly 60 people were packed into a tent in scorching heat for two hours. >>> a former sportscaster in new york finds himself on the wrong side of the law, charged with raping a young girl. lou young has the story from manhattan. >> reporter: he's used to being in front of tv cameras, but not like this. former channel 7 sportscaster, marvel scott, who was also a medical doctor, was free on $10,000 bail this afternoon, as he listened to his lawyer articulate his dwfs on a -- defense on a shocking rape charge. this case boils down to an attempt to shake down dr. scott by a pimp and his two prostitutes. and now, dr. scott is forced to defend himself in court. >> reporter: the alleged rape happened here in midtown, june 2008. three teenage runaways approached scotts for help. the d.a.'s office says they were asking for sex. the witness against the former sportscaster include a girl who just turned 14 and an adult described by the defense as her pimp. the former runaway,

arizona senator john kyl says he expects the measure to pass only because it is temporary. he says congress must find a way to pay for long-term tensions before repubcans -- before republicans will go along. it costs a little more to ride metro at least for now. the base cost for a train ride increases by 10 cents. metro rail fares for senior citizens and those with disabilities will climb by 5 cents. the fare hike is only temporary and will be in effe through june 26 to help close the budget shortfall. we had some beautiful weather earlier today, but winter weather could be ready to make a comeback later this week. steeg joins us with a look at the first forecast. >> changes on the way. looking at our live doppler radar, you can see a few scattered showers outside. it may mix in with a few flakes of snow, but we are not expecting any accumulation. it will remain breezy up there with wins out of the northwest at 10-15 miles an hour. not as cold as last night, just around 30 degrees. we will look at an absolutely beautiful start for march, and a little bit of snow in the for

e bill: a routine bus ride taking a frightening twist, check this out from gilbert, arizona.he brick wall of a home, the bus sideswiping a transformer box and, thankfully, the driver is okay. and the two kids on board were not hurt, either, wow. and we do not know how the driver lost control. yet. but the weather looks nice there. martha: one year anniversary of the record stimulus opening a whole new can of worms these days and now speaker of the how, nancy pelosi is teaming up with the white house, to call out republicans they think are being hypocritical, when it comes to their actions versus their words on the stimulus, president obama made a reference to these republicans, last night, listen to this: >> president barack obama: if you listen to those who are trying to score political points, by attacking me or attacking michael or what we did, and despite the fact that a lot of these guys, when it comes to the ribbon-cutting for the projects, they show up... they are holding up those big checks! martha: there you have it, and even some of the president's own party, though

i thank the senator from arizona. president obama adopted a policy of reaching out to the iranian regime. personally, i thought he did the right thing. and what he got in return for his outstretched hand was a clenched fist. i think the only thing constructive that's come out of this attempt to engage the iranians to begin a new chapter, to give them a peaceful way to avoid conflict with the rest of the world, the only really constructive result of it is that we see that the problem in the relations between the u.s. and iran is not the united states. it's the oppressive extremist regime in tehran. i think that it's clear that president obama has not only been disappointed but grows impatient. i will say from what i perceive, angered by what's happened. and that explains the increasing move, including just in the last day or two, imposition of new sanctions on companies related to the iranian revolution, the guard corps and individuals. this regime will not stop its nuclear weapons program, in my opinion, will not stop

arizona authorities arrested james arthur ray yesterday in connection with those deaths of those three people who attended a sweat lodge ceremony for spiritual cleansing that ray led last year. >>> a circus high-wire daredevil carried on the tradition, walked across a tightrope strung across two sarasota, florida, buildings without a net. let's hope he has life insurance. it was a 600 foot walk 200 feet above the ground. the 31-year-old father of three stopped several times but made it safely to the other side. thank goodness. >>> another high-wire act involving toyota's troubles. japanese automakers recalling more cars in the u.s. the latest details coming up next. what it means for you. plus here what mel gibson says when he thought the camera stopped rolling. >>> a new golf ball set featuring tiger woods' alleged mistresses. it has one of the women on one of the golf balls threatening legal action. talk to her lawyer gloria allred ahead. [ female announcer ] crunch time, wheat thins. you and your tasty whole grain. this can only end one way. [ crunch ] wheat thins. toasted. whole gr

a mexican restaurant in arizona gives a discount depending on how bald you are. can get up to 30% off your bill. they've been offering the deal for a year now. >> gentlemen come in and sometimes they wear their hats and everything and they come to pay and they take their cap off and say what do you think? is this worth 30%? >> just in case you are vacationing in arizona the discounts are only available on tuesdays. >>> the tough economy csing a major shift at home. find out the new job women are taking on. >>> plus this couple. newly married on their dream honeymoon. things took a turn for the worse >>> and a teenager managed to fight off an attacking shark. the key piece of equipment that saved her life. >>> back outside we government the snow, coating just about everything we see. somebody built a little snowman. it's the wet sticky kind we hear. this, folks, may only be round one or if you start your weeks on saturday which no one does, it would be round two. sue has more on a more powerful round two or round three coming up. dreams are amazing things. and in

just south of arizona. this storm will continue to pick up in intensity. it is already dragging moisture out of the gulf of mexico. even a little bit out of the pacific ocean. coming into baltimore as a heavy, wet snow-maker. coming into friday and certainly into the early part of saturday. that's the timing. tonight and tomorrow looks great. no problems at all. stock up on the bread and potato chips. whatever it is you like to do before storms. looking good tomorrow. tomorrow night things begin to cloud up. i still think we are dry. friday morning commute should have no problems. as we go into the day on friday, you can see how large the storm s it will emcome pass the south eastern united states. that begins to come in friday evening. it may come in even midday friday. it will last into the middle part of saturday. 24-hour large storm event. we'll be keeping a close eye on that. tonight no problem. 24 degrees. maybe a few icy spots as things freeze up. tomorrow sunshine. nice day. the calm before the storm. not bad. a few more clouds but still a decent n

. >> host: air and in phoenix arizona, go ahead. aaron?er: yes, thank you for >> host: thanks for waiting. >> caller: i would like to ask the la raza viewpoint on the clear lead racist border walls. what's happening is they're putting the bubbles up in areas where there is a lot of migration or there is a higher number of immigrants passing and the result is the situation has gone from bad to worse where there is more fatalities in the desert. more families are being found dead out there. the government and police will try to stop you from taking water. it is a clearly -- that brings to mind other things in history. and what was the result of those? thanks for taking my call. thanks. >> guest: the caller mentions a tragic thing still occurring every day and i think the average is at least one person dying every day to try to come in this country, and for us i think we believe that it really does call for the need for comprehensive immigration reform. we shouldn't have families and individuals dying literally to get into this country. we sh

host: here is a lead story -- arizona quits.to combat climate change. she starts aç short up. arizona out of a multistate coalition the plans to regulate greenhouse gases. arizona will not endorsed the plan of any program that can raise costs for consumers and businesses. we have this story below a picture from snow coming down in new york. climate change is heating up. millions of people along the east coast hole up in their homes. they are seizing on the mounting pressure to bolster their arguments. skeptics are using the snow to mock those who warn of climate change. in looks like global cooling. most scientists respond the ferocious storms are consistent with forecasts that a heating plant will produceç more intene weather events. there is an editorial about global warming. it is part of a conclusion. it is not backed up by science. it is a hoax. the world has been asked to spend trillions of dollars without being able to evaluate the data. then the first warning that something was wrong. dave in indiana. caller: good morn

then they have the arizona schools here. and right now, they're in a battle with those two. >> don: with this win, i think cal has put themselves in the best position out of anybody to win the conference. doesn't mean they're going to but they're in the best position. oregon and oregon state at the bottom of the conference. they have them on the road. and the remaining schedule for the other team, they still have to go to more difficult places. i think right now as it sits, california in the best position on paper of any team in the conference. >> barry: they control their own destiny. boykin makes them both. cal 11 for its last 12 free throws, on an 11-0 run to take a 12-point lead. casto comes underneath. thames comes up short. it's picked clean by randle. randle going to take it all the way. i think he got away with a pushoff, too. >> don: kind of how the second half went, stop, missed shot for washington start. cal the other way. moore with the standing three. it won't go. gutierrez with the rebound. it's knocked down. i

arizona police have charged her with three felonies, includiing cust yawl interference. he hasn't been seen since his mother gave him way to strangers in san antonio. police say smith did mislead investigators and say she was in contact with elizabeth as she drove from her home in arizona to texas where the baby was last seen. >> tammi was basically working with her in order to - in order to provide a place for her potentially to go and just some help along the way. >> reporter: police say the relationship between smith and johnson goes back months, when tammi and her husband first agreed to adopt gabriel. but when logan mccleary, the baby's father, refused to give up custody, police say tammi smith pressured him as johnson drove to texas with baby gabriel. after johnson was arrested, smith spoke openly to the press. >> i think there's a lot of people to investigate and i haven't heard that they're investigating the few people that need to be investigated as deeply as jack and i have been. >> reporter: her attorney tells nbc news, smith never intended to interfere with a

in arizona now, self-help guru, james arthur ray, will stay in jail at least another week after pleading not guilty to manslaughter, accused of the deaths of three of his followers in a sedona sweat lodge. the daughter of one victim speaks out about her mother's death. >> reporter: for andrea puckett, it doesn't bring back her mother, but the arrest of the man who police say was responsible for liz newman's death does bring some comfort. >> that's been a couple of voids in our life, obviously my mom and the other void is justice. we're happy to see this step. >> reporter: andrea and her family have been try iing to understand how her mother's spiritual retreat to arizona, to see someone she so admired, self-help guru james arthur ray, ended in her death. >> i think about my mom every day. i cry every day. and just dealing with it from moment to moment, trying to get back to a normal life. >> and now we turn overseas to london. mystery surrounds a real-life sleeping beauty. rare disorder causes her to sleep for up to two weeks at a time. here is nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: unlike t

, and we have experienced 7s and 8s in california, and they have been awful, but they didn't make arizonaeachfront. >> right, but remember, once a year, we have an earthquake of 8 or larger. >> the rim of fire. >> places where no one lives, so it doesn't make fox news, but an 8.8, that is almost beyond comprehension. almost every 50 years, we have something of that magnitude, and if it were to hit california, i grew up in california and grew up with earthquakes, feeling tremors all the time. my grandfather was in the 1906 one, and a 9.0 could devastate. >> going back, isn't panic a huge factor in manipulate gating the sharp effects of something this awful. >> our tech has helped so much with this disaster, because instantaneous, we can get the word out. you realize that in hawaii, they knew it was coming, we clocked it. and we had bouys that gave us up-to-the-minute read outs of where the sun am ip was, and we could trace its evolution. this is amazing compared to where we were in 1960. >>. things that i found extremely interesting, as a sailor myself, how in hawaii, it the decision was m

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from arizona, mrs. kirkpatrick, for five minutes. mrs.ck: i request unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. kirkpatrick: as we face the challenges of a stalled economy and a record debt, it's important that we find jobs without spending millions of dollars. i rise today in support of job creating projects in greater arizona that will require federal action, not federal money. the copper basin jobs project and the forest restoration initiative. the copper basin jobs project will create more than 1,000 well-paying 21st century jobs in district one, jump-starting our recovery and diversifying our economy. the four forest restoration initiative will create more than 600 jobs across greater arizona, revitalizing key industries while preserving our environment and protecting our communities from wildfires. these projects will produce new opportunities for our families and serve as economic engines for my district and the entire state. they will attract new businesses and investment, cr

vernon parker, mayor of paradise valley, arizona, a republican, who's running for congress soon.e's planning a run for congress. these are some individuals. bakari sellers, a yunlg individual from south carolina, a state representative of south carolina. he's another trailblazer. there are a lot of people that we believe you guys will be talking about for some time to come. >> david, i love your list, and i'm glad you included a lot of mayors. that's where it starts. mayors are on the front lines of american government here. fascinating read. you've got to get folks to keep looking at it all year. >> and a reminder, you can read about the 100 people on t thegrio's list of 100 history makers in the maker on thegrio.com. >>> coming up, the messy fast food must have that's getting a much-needed makeover. >>> plus, the uproar of putting suspected terrorists on trial in civilian courts. we go inside the debate with someone who's been inside the room, the courtroom. defendant ed mcmahon defended 9/11 co-conspirator, zacarias moussaoui. we'll ask him his opinion on all this. >>> but fir