brooke, let's get you in on this. she's also unveiling some pretty steamy text messages from tiger, right? >> she says she's got about 100 text messages from tiger woods and that she was with him for a year and she says that she thought tiger truly loved her. and this is a man that she knew was deceiving his family, so why wouldn't she believe that he wouldn't be lying to her as well, either he's very persuasive and believable or she's extremely delusional or maybe it's both. i do not know her reasons for getting into the adult film business, i'm not judging her. >> let's listen, you mentioned it, how she said she loved him. i believe we have that, talking conference, she was in love with tiger and likewise. let's hear it. i was in love with tiger, and because of what he said to me and the length of time that we spent together and how long we were together, i believe that he loved me, too. i don't think that tiger would want a picture of me on now tha. >> okay, let's get back to the love portion of this chain. she is

ryan brooks, juan fernandez and lavoy allen.tely, it's been ramon moore. >> it couldn't have happened at a better time. this is crunch time. ramone moore had a huge game this past week. week. we had a game-tieing lay-up in the closing seconds of the game. look at how he can get to the basket. ramone moore has been the sparkslug for duffy. >> look what he's done the last six games, earning 17 points per ball game and started when he was filling in for juan fernandess. the other side of the story, the dayton flyers. when this season began, they were a preseason number one pick to win the atlantic 10 title. thigs have changed compared to last year. they had 11 wins last year and in games decided by 5 -- five points or less. it's different this season. y that outscoring their opponents by 8 1/2 points in the victory 10 and they outrebounded the opposition in a friendettic pace during the victories, they are ranked as high as 18 in the poles and -- poll and we talked to brian gregory about that. >> hopefully what they do is build cha

conyers, cited jack brooks and said this was the jack brooks bill.so i went back and i looked at it. and i found out that my amendment, or the language that i then put in an amendment form was in the jack brooks bill but not in the bill before us. so i brought it forward. so you might say that we are doing this in homage to jack brooks you would do him homage to put the language in this bill. and that's what i ask for, all i ask for. now, the other part of the bill that came out of the judiciary committee that is not in this bill was to remove the antitrust exemption that currently exists for medical malpractice insurance providers. but somehow that's been taken out of this bill with no explanation whatsoever. so we have cherry picked from the bill that came out of the judiciary committee with bipartisan support and yet we claim the bill as being essentially the bipartisan bill that came out of committee. and as i said before the rules committee yesterday, sometimes you just have to learn to take yes for an answer. i support the underlying bill. i su

. >> christie: kenny brooks has to be pleased with his group. >> john: madison's head coach kenny brooks joins us now. john castleberry along with kristine christie scott. >> the effort of the kids are coming and giving us hasn't been perfect but the effort mixture if it. when you play hard good things happen. >> christie: you changed up defense things, coach and you went zone and that seems to have disrupted the vcu flow. >> the noon machine went good. we went to zone out of necessity. they said you have two fowls. i said everybody has fouls. we are fortunate they were missing some of their free throws. we can't rely on that. we have to play strong defense. >> john: kenny, thanks for your time. good luck in the 2nd half. james madison leading 32-24 at the spiegel center. come back at halftime from richmond right after this. families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feed their children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.org

" columnist david brooks. okay, mark, is there going to be reconciliation or not? >> yes. >> lehrer: david s there going to be reconciliation or not? >> in the more all sense or legislative sense. >> lehrer: in the legislative sense. >> there will be legislative which is the opposite of moral reconciliation. >> lehrer: the opposite of moral -- >> david, obviouslys will come out of the closet as an anti-majoritarian. a majority vote in the senate. >> lehrer: you think it is going to happen. >> it is going to happen. the democrats have concluded reluctantly but i think logically that there are no republican votes that could be won to support the health-care bill. there is nothing they could do at this point to win republican votes. >> lehrer: you mean the summit pretty much demonstrated that. >> i think the summit did. >> lehrer: so, if if it is going to pass, there is no choice but to go reconciliation. >> that's exactly right. >> lehrer: you agree with that, david. >> yes. >> lehrer: in it is going to happen t

tomas fleischmann fee brooks light. that is a backhand goal to tie the game. jose theodore comes in and gives up two quick goals. still in the second, capitols down 4-2. mike knuble shot stopped. alex ovechkin comes charging in. they rule it a goal. look at this thing. howe gil is the defenseman. he is pummeled here by alex ovechkin. they said this doesn't look like a goal and wave it off. bruce boudreau not happy with the goal. how about a goal from mike greene? a wicked wrister? still in the third, another capitols power play. brooks light gets another power play, keeps it and scores. the comeback is officially on. still 5-4. mike knuble through the net. brooks light scores again. check this out. barely tips it in. we are going to overtime. the cardiac caps look like they are going toull it out again. canadiens with the puck. beats jose theodore with 7.5 seconds left in overtime. capitols lose 6-5. man, they went down fighting. >> it's over. it was a great run. when only teams have gotten better than you in that situation in all of hockey, it's a great run.

thank you. >> lehrer: to the analyses on shields and brooks and david brooks. mark, scott brown has finally officially become the 41st republican senator. how much is it going to matter? >> well, it's going to matter a lot to republicans because the reason he came in early, he was supposed to come in next week was the national relations board has been stymied for years now because there's only two and it requires three for a quorum. that serves the american business who haven't had a worker complaint acted upon. the senate labor committee reported out craig baker, union friendly, worker friendly nominee and he's going to be voted upon and mitch mcconnell in the chamber of commerce said scott come on down and down he came. i can tell you this -- >> lehrer: are there other ramifications. >> the ramifications i think are apparent already. there's panic in the democratic rank. first of all they lost massachusetts, and that just makes everybody vulnerable. everybody who is up facing re-election. secondly the panic is there's a loss of confidence in the whitehouse po

brooks is able to convert at the other end. that is not going right now in the way for the flyers and brian greg or. >> tom: i think they have another question about that. brian gregory to the scorer's table. >> john: i think greg or has been frustrated with the clock all night long. it when >> tom: temple won 23 games, not a lot of offense in tonight's ball game, particularly the first half. they got it going in the second half and temple got it going, john, because of lavoy allen and how well he played controlling the boards. >> john: he did a great job at both ends of the board. i'm impressed with temp will's defense. sometimes the ball's not dropping and you wonder if you can get points for a win. if your defense is solid, which it was from start to finish, you will have a chance for a traffic season. i think a lot of credit goes to fran dunphy and the way he's instilled this like john cheney. >> tom: it was spotlighted on two possessions, the final minute and a half for the temp will did was. -- defense. luray allen, 9 poi

cnn's brooke baldwin is at our chile desk. brooke, you see some of the images there, revealed. he didn't know what to do. they were shaken out of their beds in the middle of the night when this huge earthquake hit. >> absolutely. you know that the pictures tell this story. think about that number for a moment. 708 people in terms of the death toll. we were hearing somewhere in the 400 mark, two, three hours ago. that's doubled so that's one number we are keeping our eye on as you mentioned president michelle bachelet. a lot of people are still missing. 2 million people have been displaced by this 8.8 magnitude earthquake. what are we doing here in the international desk area? take a look. we are keeping a very close eye on cnn chile because that's where we are getting a lot of our information. one of our partner networks and hearing and keeping our eye on conception which is 70 miles from the epicenter of the earthquake you mentioned. fred, one of the big stories today, 36 or so hours after the quake hit, is sadly the looting angle. have you the people so desperate just for wat

. >> woodruff: mark shields and david brooks offer their weekly analysis. >> lehrer: christine brennan on the public apology of tiger woods, and its impact on the worlds of sports and business. >> woodruff: plus her review of week one of the winter olympic games, and her preview of week two. >> canada as you know has puchbed billions of dollars into a campaign called own the podium. and right now their neighbors to the south own the podium. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what is that energy came from an energy company? every day, chevron invests $62 in people, in ideas-- seeking, teaching, building. fueling growth around the world to move us all ahead. this is the power of human energy. chevron. >> and by bnsf railway. and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ong

>> to be honest, it's not going to be maybe a herb brooks type moment for myself. family is going to be watching. the entire country is going to be supporting. from a coach's standpoint, it's good. you just want to be able to control your emotions and play up to our capabilities. if we can do that, then we have a good chance to be successful. >> speaking of herb brooks, you probably can't go a day in your life over the last 30 years without hearing about the famous miracle on ice game in which you scored two goals to help the united states beat the soviets. i wonder if you tap into that at all when you talk to your team about that game, are there any parallels to be drawn here? >> i think there's certainly parallels from the standpoint that, you know, you have this group of talented and very skilled players, but they have to become a team. being together for six months has helped that process. it's helped develop that chemistry, which i think is so important in the olympics. because sometimes the best team doesn't win. and we've seen things on the men's side alread

hln law enforcement analyst mike brook with us. facebook poll is it okay to faze a high school student. right now 85% of the folks on the poll say, yes, it is. mike, what do you think, as you look at, this looking at this and see the kid running and gets tazed and everyone is in an uproar. is that a pitfull of tazing a kid at that point or do you say that's the way to get control. >> you know, mike, these are tools law enforcement are given to situations like. this you didn't see them down on the floor but then we saw that other incident where the kid goes to the floor after they taze him and gets up and throws him coat off like he wants to come back at administrators and police and they put him on the floor and handcuff him. they are given a taser, what if they peppersprayed everybody, the kids. everybody would be in uproar or a collapsable baton, everybody would be up in arms then. this is one of the ways you have to use control of someone not being compliant. did you see the kid -- any injuries to this young man? no. he goes --

brooke anderson is in hollywood now. sure people are wondering what this means for the show "2 1/2 men." >> it means a lot. there are going to be changes. sheen has taken ahiatus to go to rehab. production has been temporarily shut down. the set is dark. cbs reportedly ordered 24 episodes for this season, but 18 have already been filmed. a handful left. depending how much time he spends in rehab, production could resume on this season or it is going to have to be a shorter season. cbs may have to utilize reruns or put another show in its place. cbs and warner brothers are publicly supporting sheen as he gets help. he is 44 years old. he entered rehab as a preventive measure. no other specifics were disclosed. his wife brooke mueller switched rehabs. she left a rehab called the canyon because there was a breach of confidentially. a staffer leaked details. which is abhorrent if that is true. he lawyer is planning a lawsuit. the canyon has not immediately returned cnn's calls for comments. christi, my immediate question in

how they're impacting the political and policy landscape; >> lehrer: then, mark shields and david brooks offer their weekly analysis; >> brown: paul solman's reporting on goldman sachs-- tonight, how the firm used taxpayer money to make more money. >> goldman sachs recently was borrowing between 100 to 150 basis points-- that's between one percentage point and 1.5 percentage points above what the government was borrowing-- in the aftermath of the greatest financial crisis since world war ii. that's incredible. it makes no sense. >> lehrer: then comes a preview of the winter olympics with reporter christine brennan in vancouver, where a training run proved deadly for one athlete today. >> lehrer: and the grit and determination of u .s. olympic snowboarder chris klug, taking to the slopes after receiving someone else's liver. >> they told me that one day i feeded a liver transplant. i will never forget, i was looking around, who are you talking to, you can't possibly be talking to me. i feel like a million bucks. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "pbs newshour". major funding for th

brooks laich was at the forefront of the attack. >> it's a special night for brooks.t about the team lose youing we -- losing but he had a game to remember. he did his first at trick and the late one to tie it up with the deflection. it's something that as a player you will always remember. i played a long time and never had a at trick. to get that third, joe, is just something special he will always remember. >> this building is special to him on a couple fronts. this is where he first his first ever nhl goal. the capitals fall by 1 in over style. >> kastitsen was a going concern >> ed: i thought the caps had it pretty well closed off but if you don't take away the stick it's going to cost you. they had plenty of chances throughout the game. that's a great pass by kastitsen more than anything. >> this team has prevailed on so many different fronts but will face kwient emotional game tomorrow when they go to ottowa. >> when you have a great streak like this and you lose there is a huge emotional let down. how do you make sure this doesn't turn into a losing streak bef

dawn evans and hislop and williams and newman and kenny brooks has done a great job. now his eighth year in charge. lane and patterson along with wallace, moss and courtney on that front line. beth cunningham in her 7th year in charge of richmond. >> christie: these she's done a tremendous job with the rams. >> john: now it's time for our keys to the game. >> christie: the key for vcu. if they can get defensive pressure. they had three double figure scores all season long. james needs control the board. james madison is out rebounding 6 per game. they need scorer and sore score often. guards have been a huge part of the offensive success for the dukes. >> john: we are just about set to go. and again, vcu. and james madison two games in the loss column. waller will bring it up. >> christie: jimenezz inside. early on defense. >> john: and they get it. >> christie: that was rather easy. one-on-one isolate isolation down in the lane. she's not going to miss any of those. >> john: jimenez one of the back door play and well l defended by waller. moss moss again. the lady ra

>> when i was at brookings i had 60 or 70 in mind. >> rose: they all worked at brookings, didn't say>> the issue is not writing down on paper ways to get there. the issue is building a coalition that supports a particular approach. that's exactly what erskine and alan simpson are going to do. >> rose: so their responsibility is not so much to lay out an... a plan, but to, what, agree... >> i should have been clearer. it's not... and maybe they'll come upon some new solutions. that would be great. but i don't view the problem at this point as being fundamentally a technical one in terms of coming up with new ideas. maybe they will. but the problem that is fundamentally how do you bring people together around an approach choosing from one of several that are out there? and that's what i think they're going to be focused on doing. >> rose: recently-- and i've had a series of people who have talked about in the past where republicans and democrats sat down and they tried to work it out. you know, whether it's people who've sat on... nick brady, for example. you know, talking about commis

. >> alsobrook brookings? >> senior fellow at brookings where i broke the filibuster book and still toil away talking about commercial products. .. >> by pinpointing what was wrong with their skirts. and then with another set of markers should now blocked out of the 20th century, suits, a close you can wear and walk-in changing politics and economics not just the rag trade just the precision of the hour district. >> and nicole is the channell of financial governess. [laughter] in her book "after the fall" the book we will talk about she marked the spot in our past history that took us to the current financial crisis that makes it inevitable we would come this way with equal mastery she penciled the pattern you did not know what was right until you thought it. 312 will come nicole from the manhattan institute a contributing editor to the city journal. also a chartered financial analyst, a master of her craft 32 were three things you mentioned to talk to you when is that book "after the fall" is a history book.

. >> brookes was a reason they were in the game last night. he posted three very pretty goals. >> the first one may have been the prettiest. he made the perfect peek. just a real nice play. watch him go to the back hand. slip it up and over. five hole on a two on one. a deflection to get a point for the caps late in regulation. >> and among his current teammates like to celebrate at a drop of a hat. >> only 14 toal in the month. everybody in the capital line up nice. two from the other alex. has one in 07. happened way back in 03. >> and russ we are here in the canada listen. i have with had a impressive game. >> they have. they are carrying three goallies. i figure as long as they kept winning we wouldn't see on the ice for them. is tonight the night coming off a loss. >> he is coming up. veal will back up. he's hurt. left the game last night. i saw him up here in the press box. still with the hockey thing. varlee gets his first start. he told brudo this morning he system ready to go. >> might as well throw him into the fire. ottawa has won 1

richard brook. >> cecil county, how it looking there? >> just like you're reporting, we're seeing a resurgeon of this storm. and our word that we want to get out is some of the folks might have been lulled into some comfort when it lightened up but we're seeing the storm intensify and the conditions are getting worse. and we want the folkses to stay home and weather through this storm. >> what do you about ambulances in this case, richard? if a need a 911 call. they don't travel very well in this weather? >> what we've done, we have reached out to our state partners and we have the maryland national guard, we have three human very resources in the county and they're staffed with paramedics. and would have our sheriffs in four-wheel drive vehicles as well as our paramedic units. so we can get that aid to theperson quickly. then our dpw he is courts the ambulances in with snow plows and breaks the road open and get theperson to the hospital. >> we keep hearing from leaders, county, state and city stay off the roads. i assume that is the ca

brooks from the mta. >> good morning. the buses are running without problems. to reports no delays or diversions. if light rail and metro reported no problems. brunswick train no. 890 is cancelled this morning. all other trains running without problems. back to you. >> good morning, everyone. before we get to the snowfall, we have delays and closings. baltimore county schools will close two hours early today. crawford county schools will close two hours early. baltimore city schools will close three hours early this afternoon. all that information will be available at the bottom of your screen. you can always go to our website, wbaltv.com. those three are just into the newsroom. things are pretty quiet right now. good morning to sandra shaw. have a little fun before the snow. we will be swing dancing. >> there him -- we were suppose to do this on tuesday to tell you how to heat up during the winter, but we had 5 inches of snow. kriebel level massive snowstorm later this morning. we thought we would need to things up. tryon's city swing has been here five years.

. >>> charlie sheen and wife brooke in rehab. "the latest news." what will happen to their kids? plus, tiger woods' children in the eye of the storm. can the embattled couple save their family. tv's "supernanny" sounds off. >> these two adults will need to come together. >>> terrifying new animal attacks. crazed cats caught on tape.

brooks. >> the buses are reporting delays or diversions. the light rail and metro reporting of problems. there's one cancellation of the brunswick lines. no. 890. that is cancelled today. all other trains operating without problems. back to you. >> good morning. things are pretty quiet to start the day. that will change as we head into this afternoon. no trouble to give it a predictive content with right now. it's 31 at the airports and cockeysville. if 28 in parkton. a big area of high pressure is protecting us right now that is anchored over new england. the activity to our south and west will hold off for a couple hours. difficult to say how long it will take for the atmosphere to exaggerate, but i will say at least until mid morning. the era of low pressure will visit us starting late tonight and into tomorrow. a big surge of more mr. are ahead of that. the minister is going to eventually win and a high pressure will retreat. precipitation will likely starts at 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. it's tough to call and this will start. mid to

. >> at brookings? >> is senior fellow at brookings were but the filibuster buchan still toil away and talk about commercial politics. >> atul gawande shows how something as simple as a checklist can reduce complications in surgery's. he appeared on c-span's washington journal. this is an hour. >> host: we are going to introduce you to our guests, dr. atul gawande who is a surgeon and also inside the debate over public policy on health care for a decade and a half now. he has in the pastored number of books including a surgeon's notes on performance complications a surgeon's notes on imperfect science and his latest book is called "the checklist manifesto," how to get things right. we will talk to him this morning. during the clinton years he served as senior health policy adviser for the campaign and during the white house 9293 and you can read him on a fairly regular basis in "the new yorker" sarah thanks for being here. when did you make the decision in addition to practicing would also be involved i

coat your hair in the stuff and your locks could rival brooke shields' back in the day. can even start over from the very beginning. rebirthing is a haechling process through breathing that can take you back to your own birth. i went to learn the right way to breathe myself to a new and better me. >> very often it's an emotional issue and that can have an impact on your physical well being. >> reporter: behind our smiling baby faces could be memories of a traumatic birth. rebirthing is a chance to fix it. after a lot of deep breathing, no moment with mini me, but i did feel more relaxed. price tag? five sessions run $600. on the feel good scale with being one couch potato yuck canny and ten being a fabulous detoxed super me, i would put rebirthing pretty close to couch potato. which is how this therapy made me feel. in a room made entirely out of salt, it's supposed to help you detox by clearing out your lungs. >> i felt a major change. i mean, i don't need to use my inhailer anymore. >> reporter: price tag? it cost over $1100. on the feel good scale, still pretty close

. >> reporter: joan clay brook, the former administration of the national highway traffic safety administration, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> susie: a footnote to our coverage of the transportation secretary's comments on toyota. the toyota dealer diane eastabrook spoke with in last night's program, kurt schiele, said he got many phone calls from panicked customers after lahood's mid-morning comments. the good news? schiele now has the replacement parts and his shop is installing them on customer's cars. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel". wall street's blue chips snapped a two-day winning streak as pfizer's disappointing guidance weighed on the market. the dow fell 26 points, the nasdaq rose nearly a point, and the s&p 500 down six points. cisco shares were moving higher in after hours trading. they popped over 3% on better than expected earnings and cisco's first year over year sales gain in more than a year. we'll have full details in tonight's "market focus". as ben bernanke was sworn in for a second term today, the federal reserve chairman said he was

. >> rose: joining me now is david brooks, columnist in for the "new york times." he is someone who watches the obama presidency as close as anyone. i'm very pleased to have him back on this program. welcome. >> good to be here, charlie. >> rose: last time i saw you was 4:00 a.m. in london after the state of the union. so where are we with this president? here he is coming after the state of the union, had these two sort of well publicized meetings, he's now talking about a third. he had has press conference, he's reaching out. where do you think he is in his presidency. >> well, i think fundamentally... i don't think he thinks this, but i think's a fundamental decision he has to make. we have this long debate in this country between conservatives who want to shrink government and then there's another debate, the liberals who want to create government to enhance equality sort of european welfare state. obama comes in with what you might call sort of modest tech no cat i can government, which is the larry summers peter orszag style which is hardened by experience bu

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alexander semin with a good feed to brooks laich who gets his 17th of the year.echkin with a back hand into the empty net. his 36th of the season. they win 4-1 and set the new franchise record with their 11th straight win. >> we have something special going. i think we play with confidence right now. you know, i think they played a great game but it's 11 games, that's a lot of games. >> it's always nice when you keep winning, and we haven't played as well as we wanted. tonight was no different. we came out to play hard and ultimately got us the win. it's nice to have streaks and stuff but we have bigger dreams and bigger goals. >> bruce boudreau has those guys clicking. wizards guard tarvaris crittenton pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor gun charge and he and gilbert arenas wersuspended without pay for the rest of the season. he asked the team not to appeal it. >>> king james has a unique way to get ready for a game. the defense, oj mail thinks he has an easy lay in. no he doesn't. denial is not a river in egypt, my friend. 22 points, 15 boards for james. top 25, sa

i was at practice and spoke with brooks laich.here are his thoughts about how different this atlanta team is going to be. >> i said last night on the way from the airport is that atlanta will come in here and work as hard as any team that we faced this year. all those players want to say, hey, we are a good hockey team. he was not the only reason that we were a good hockey team. they have not played since tuesday, i believe and they're going to come in and work hard in the first period and try to make life tough for our defensemen, forecheck and attack the net. >> the capitals have a phenomenal regard on home ice but pickedded it up away from the verizon center where they have won five straight. >> i think our team really is playing together. we are understanding that defense is what wins games and we didn't play as good defense last night but still managed to win. the team really is starting to progress here at the line. we are getting all lines scoring. >> that means that we find a way to do it. i think that's been the main thin

jerry wrote i'm in middle brook and great seneca highway. it is a mess. complete whiteout conditions. this is a blizzard. and another person said just drove from gaithersburg and almost white out on great seneca highway. roads are really slick and a sheet of ice is reported on 124 east between germantown road and belvoir avenue. a lot of cars getting stuck and sliding around. be safe. that's what we are hearing on twitter, facebook. a lot of people are talking about the storm this morning because you can see this stuff is just gnarlly. we have been getting about six inches of snow here in gaithersburg since it started to fall. and it is stacking up here in this big snow drift. look at this stuff coming down. under all of this is the ice from last saturday's storm and you know what, that storm on saturday, people on dwighter and facebook, all the social networking sites were calling it snowmageddon, snowvechkin but we are new names. people are calling this storm, snow end in sight. snow he didn't and my personal favorite cluster flake. this is a cluster ou

. >>> i'm brooke anderson, this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. here's what's coming up at the top of the hour. another alleged tiger woods mistress speaks out. brand-new explosive allegations from a porn star. her shocking revolutions about tiger's steamy text messages. and mel gibson's apology, his bizarre new explanation for his dramatic outbursts. that's your "showbiz tonight" newsbreak. starts at the top the hour here on hln. >>> with us tonight, david sheemer in the fis against pancreatic and liver cancer in memory of his mother ellen. the golf tournament, may 10, baltimore. first of all, i want you to tell us about your mother. >> well, nancy, my mother was a wonderful woman. had a personality that lit up a room when she walked in. had a fantastic sense of humor. she was the last one always to leave the party. she was just a great wonderful person. then, nancy, three weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she was taken from us. >> i recall when that happened. everything was so sudden. and it was like she never even got a chance

eight minutes later brooks like already with one goal in the game buries his second to make it 5-4.hen with 18 seconds left in regulation, caps pull the goalie, get a two-man advantage. kanuble ties the game at five. be go to overtime. -- we go to overtime. it ends. 6-5 final. first loss for the caps since january 12th. the streak over. third longest in nhl history. way to go. college hoops tonight, virginia tech in raleigh. hokies up big. hokies knock off the wolf pack by 20. they're now 19 and 4. the nationals open spring training in eight days. and while they've already become vastly improved since last year, they were hoping to add one more starting pitcher to their rotation and they may have found that man. the nats reportedly close to signing former yankees starter. the righty twice won two games. he's coming off shoulder surgery and a horrible 2009 and wouldn't be ready to play. meanwhile the nba trade is a week from tomorrow and they're ready for a deal that would send karon butler to the rockets and ail harrington to the wizards harrington averaging 18. a little jealousy br

and then in the third, brook slides in and slides it over to alex. that's a textbook execution of a two on one. caps win. the streak is to 13 and counting. >> you guys don't realize how hard it is to win. it's difficult to stay at a pace when every team that you're playing in all different teams are coming at you in waves because they're the ones that want to end it. >> penguins are going to be the ones that want to end it on sunday. another free agent signing today. the 11-year pro hit 289 with 11 homers for the a's. remember back in 2003, he was the mvp. if we told you the wizards had blown a 21-point lead, you would probably believe it. but what you believe if we told you the wizards were down 21 and came back to win in orlando tonight facing dwight howard and the magic. and this was part a of the game which was ugly for the wizards. 20 and 18 for dwight. wizards trailed by 21. but here is part b. floyd coming off the screen. hits the three. he had 21. the wizards trail by one. four seconds left in the game, there is karon butler. and that is ston

alexander semin to brooks laich. what a sweet goal. the capitals were rolling. two-one washington. he makes them pay. he lights up the lamp. open up the history books. here come the capitals. the capitals when 4-1. there is a look at sports. have a great day. >> that team is on a roll. they are hot. we hope continues. 5:26. the news continues. >> still ahead, more bonus backlash of aig. the company is doling out millions of dollars to top employees. >> if your waking up with us this morning, we are watching the roadways. i am courtney robinson lives in springfield athe mixing bowl. what you'll see infringing a. >> we are live in the weather center. all advisories and warnings have been dropped. sunshine will take us into the 40's. wayne and mary met in kindergarten. they've been together ever since. for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health. vows that were tested and kept. thanks, hon. even when cancer hit and cost wayne his job. and scleroderma hit and co him his hands. and then the wall street crash hit and cost them their life savgs. still, they struggle on just to get b

. >>> i'm broij and -- i'm brooke anderson. here's what's coming up. brand new "jersey shore" outrage. why some people are furious that mtvs hit show got renew yood and the nasty fight over the secret j. lo tapes. that's your showbiz news tonight news break. we start, top of the hour right here on hln. >> that's ronald couplings talking to the "florida times union. on the line, dawn. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show. i think its great. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, in all of this, where is misty's brother and has he been questioned about anything? >> what about it r. harris? >> misty's brother will be questioned and he'll be questioned again but he says he knows nothing. i was told tonight by his parents he's willing to take a lie detector test and pay for it themselves. they had their own private i that would do it for $750. >> remember him saying a guy dressed in black with squeaky shoes was in the home the night his sister went miss something. >> that was junior's quote -- comments. >> what about it, lillian glass? how would you han

it's with larry o'donnell and brooks from hooters. undercover boss. firstive off, does hooters have a contract? >> i think we serve some of the restaurants, we ha a little bit of time and talked to one of the gentleman, we're in the process of seeing if we can make it more of a national program. you network when you can. the promise of the show is really interesting, i think a lot of viewers had a wait and see attitude. a lot of folks saw and like what they saw and stuck with it. it's a cool concept. >> it is. anybody that has had a job or a boss, i think can relate to this. who wouldn't want to see their boss come out and try to do their job. i'm having a hard time people don't recognize you. the picture has to be up in a hallway, on the annual report, didn't some people know? >> you know the front line folks that i worked with, clearly none of them figured it out. i grew my beard, had safety glasses and a hat on. they did not figure it out. as soon as any managers would spot me, i had someone else on location with me to take them off to their office

the announcement came in the speech of the brookings institution.s is 50 minutes. >> good morning. i am of vice president of studies of the brookings institution and i'd like to welcome you to this evening and on rebuilding the foundations of american growth. the last year and half have been challenging times for everyone, the united states has suffered through its biggest economic recession since the great depression of that recession officially is over. we continue to have high unemployment and they're remains considerable public anxiety about the future. along with these issues the united states faces serious long-term challenges in terms of its overall competitiveness. we have difficulty training and recruiting the next generation of scientists and engineers. we need to maintain excellence and innovation that is propelled the nation's past economic growth and we need public policies that enhance our long-term competitiveness. to help develop a better understanding of these important issues, we are pleased to welcome mr. paul otellini, president

we have seen it in statesmen like ted kennedy and ed brooke. we have seen it in so many others who have served in this chamber with distinction. and i know, i know that there are senators of goodwill of both parties who long for that spirit today. we are among the very few who are privileged to serve in this historic body. as i complete my own duties he here, i could not leave with a clear conscience without urging all my colleagues to seize this opportunity and this mutual obligation. to take the long view, to put partisan politics aside, to come together in good faith and goodwill to better serve the institution we revere, the people we represent, and the nation we love. madam president, with gratitude for the privilege of serving the people of massachusetts in the united states senate for the last time, i yield the floor. [applause] [applause] [applause] mr. kerry: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. kerry: madam president, i want to thank my colleague, paul kirk, for his eloquent and i think important