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the house and long and played from scrimmage of the year and they go on to win 31-17 and virginia cavaliers looking to rebound from back-to-back losses and visiting boston college and tied at 3 and that is a good idea and perry jones is in and virginia led 13-10 and bc is on the move and harris with the call and this is -- and do that and for 114 yards in the game and eagles up 17-13 and five minutes left. the cavs down 4 and you going to watch this is that the wolf? that is the wolf. the glasses give him away every time. fourth quarter, the midhipmen up and -- mid-shipman down and with that and winners on senior day, 35-19. >>> coming up later, we'll go off the wall with wisdom martin joining me and why is joe paterno and his harry carrie glasses in washington, d.c.?  if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. >> welcome back to the show. while the skins are away to play in tennessee, they fill the stadium is that that doesn't see action

on the night shut out the cavaliers. middletown moves on. 2-a north finals.rter, city's first possession. can't find the ball. seriously, where's the ball? oh, there it is. there it goes. daequon's fifth. lines it up. puts it through the uprights. 7-6 mavericks. wilkins. good looking ball. eastern tech wins the 2-a north region. 7-6 your final. college hoops. gary williams taking on 16th ranked illinois. . to -- illinois at the break. knocking down threes from all over. illinois would lead by a dozen. freshman out of arizona pausing and knocking down that three. 87-6 your final on friday. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. >> carmelo anthony is helping put continue dinner on the table. people lined up inside the youth development center where members of the all-star foundation handed out dinners. >> inmates in hagerstown did their part to help deserving families this holiday. they prepared 350 turkeys which were delivered to the b. gatty center. this is the 20th annual thanksgiving dinner provided in the name of the woman that started it all. >> tempe

and i had one of them, my oldest cavalier, with me, and we went to a preschool class with about fivehildren in it, and there was a little girl that was sitting in the classroom that was selectively mute, and she hadn't spoken in months. she had a very long history of neglect and abuse. she was three years old at the time, and she was very observant. she watched me, she watched my dog, she watched the other children. she didn't say a word. she didn't make a sound. and kind of the protocol is we went in and we would sit on the floor, and the children would come up to my dog and i, and they could look at her photo book, and they could help brush her, and they could pet her. and the little girl sat on the outskirts, on the periphery, and she watched everything. so, our 30 minutes was over. i got up to leave, and all the other children were petting my dog, saying goodbye. we walked by the little girl, who never joined our circle, and she reached her hand out and touched my dog, mia, and said goodbye. so, and that, to my knowledge, was the first time the child had spoken in, like i said, t

they defeat virginia, and the cavaliers committed 16 penalties for a loss of 45 yards. maryland plays florida state at home next week. and north carolina, number 20 virginia tech. o has a better view. what do you think? this is good here. third quarter. and then marcus davis in the back of the end zone for the score. virginia tech takes the lead. and later tarhills with the ball. and then intercepted. six north carolina turnovers. taylor under pressure, tosses it up for the davis guy again, and same result. touchdown hokies. virginia tech wins it 26-10. its eighth win in a row. and then dobbs out with a concussion. and chris procter in as quarterback. four seconds left. and then instead of an extra point they go for two and the win. rat cliff looks for the receiver, and just a bit high and incomplete. ball game. check out the coach. cannot contain his joy. celebrates like a kid in the navy. i love passion like that. when you see that fm a coach, that gets you fired up right there. >> that's why we love college football so much. >>> thank you, and great sunday, right? >>

in the fourth, the cavaliers op. dj adams bank said in credit maryland jumps on top. the bullet to terrell scott. maryland wins, 42-23. >>> virginia tech looking to get into the acc title game. the one-yard dive for the touchdown, 7-0 tar heels. tech ties things up. the market's davis, 16-10 hokies. they i sit in the third quarter. beautiful pass over the middle. virginia tech wins. >>> navy central michigan -- maybe-central michigan, from annapolis. 12 seconds to play. ryan radcliffe going deep, to the end zone. caught by cody wilson. now we have a game. instead of kicking, central michigan goes for two, but navy breaks up the pass. the team holds on to win, 38-37. >>> a tired washington caps team went to buffalo tonight. in the first, he shoots and scores, where first period lead for the capitals. in the third, the capitals find themselves down. tie the game. over time, center ice, turns around, explodes to the net. he scores. >>> the wizards in chicago tonight. it turned out to be a costly trip for the wizards. down the three in the second, on the run. nasty throw

the cavaliers committed 16 penalties for a loss of 145 yards. maryland plays florida state at home next week. >>> all right, to north carolina. number 20, virginia tech, against unc. okay. who has the better view, those people or this dude? all alone on top of a crane outside the stadium. third quarter, hokies down one. tyrod taylor back to pass. finds marcusavis in the back of the end zone for an 11-yard score. virginia tech takes a 16-10 lead. later tar heels with the ball. t.j. yates play-action, goes deep for his receiver in double coverage. not a good choice. intercepted by hosely. the hokies fce six north carolina turnovers. so that leads to this. taylor under pressure tosses it up for that marcus davis guy again. the same resul touchdown, hokies. virginia tech wins it 26-10. its eighth win in a row. to annapolis. navy hosting central michigan. chris procter in at quarterback. procter and navy ground game still in business. midshipmen trailing by three third quarr. procter fakes the pitch. scramblein. navy takes a 28-24 lead. four seconds

mike, the virginia cavaliers trying to rebound from back-to- back losses and with a tight one. tied at 3. the calfs go -- cavs go for it and powers in. 13-10 at the half and on that doorstep and in. 114 yards and eagles up 17-13 and this is tightweight and looking for him in the back of the end zone s. he in? and take another look. it's close and they rule no. he is out! and is that virginia is out. >>> look closely, guys. navy fans watching the pregame flyover and that the -- and that is. those elvis glass give it away every time and this is rocky, the 46th career rushing touchdown and navy up 14-0 at that point and lead 28-19th in the 4th. >>> why are we showing you joe paterno and the nittany lions? he took the wins to fed ex field and for a neutral field contest against indiana and plenty of nittany lions and that third quarter, tied at 24 and with 21 yards for the score, joe-pa, a winner for the game, 21-24 over indiana. >>> and we'll have highlights tonight and back home to tangle with the flyers and with that and that is a busy night. good to see them with some football.

with lebron james gone, mo williams is the face of the cavalier organization and won the game on thathot over milwaukee. number 1, just a holiday. >> that's traveling. >> as in justin holiday. michigan state holds off number 11 washington, 76-71. i'm going to the turkey bowl tomorrow. >> wow. >> i want 30,000 of my closest friends to come with me. we are going to turn back the clock because there used to be a time when 50,000 people went to that game as a tradition. get out of your house, go watch high school football. >> turkey bowl. >> support high school football. >> support those kids. >> 11:00 a.m. >> like that. all right. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national average!!! new school banking at capital one bank. with interest plus savings, go to capitalone.com!!!!! what's in your wallet? is next with

gangs very the new jersey nets suffered death fifty feet on the bands at the hands of the cleveland cavaliers paul millsap weighed in forty six points not very kurylenko added another sixteen in utah's overtime we now miami seven points from to miss a most gold was too little for new york and los that milwaukee portland would come to a win is against detroit while there were make spall change forward to two los angeles teams that. will finally while we wait in anticipation of the big top of the table clash tonight between senate interior scar let's look back at the rest of the twenty three goals that were scored in the russian premier league this weekend so here it is. live . live . live live live. live . so that is all sport for the moment with morning cup of fast time next. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. would be soo much brighter if you knew moon about sun moon from france to pressure the sun. starts on t.v. dot com. america's need to wake up because i know what it is that we go there's another kid the u.n

with lebron james gone, mo williams is the face of the cavalier organization and won the game on thatover milwaukee. number 1, just a holiday. >> that's traveling. >> as in justin holiday. michigan state holds off number 11 washington, 76-71. i'm going to the turkey bowl tomorrow. >> wow. >> i want 30,000 of my closest friends to come with me. we are going to turn back the clock because there used to be a time when 50,000 people went to that game as a tradition. get out of your house, go watch high school football. >> turkey bowl. >> support high scho,,,,,,,,,,,, is next with medal of honor

games the new jersey nets suffered their fifth defeat on the balance at the hands of the cleveland cavaliers weighed in with forty six points in on three kara lanka added another sixteen in utah's overtime with miami seven points from timothy moore's goal was to go to new york the last of milwaukee portland book company win it against detroit while there were mixed fortunes for the two your science of these teams. fernando alonso become only the fifth man in history to win three formula one world titles and his ferrari team believes qualifying for sunday's final race in abu dhabi will have a massive say in who wins the drivers' championship along as an eight point lead over his nearest rival red bull driver mark webber and that means if weather fails to win this weekend's race along would only need to finish fourth to claim the title and even if webber wins the world crown would still be along those if he comes second also with a chance of becoming a world champ. as sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton but whatever the permutations ferrari's a simple. very difficult calculation we know that i

second quarter, cavaliers trying to get back it. nice effort on the 26 yard gain. ben mccardy. on the knight shut out the cavs. middletown moved on winning by a final of 30-6. >> city college at eastern tech. first quarter, city's first possession. can't find the ball. seriously, where is the ball? oh, there it is. and there is goes. 48-yard touchdown. extra point no good. fourth and goal. a 6-inch touchdown. extra point now. kyle bosserman. 7-6 mavericks. good looking ball over the middle. hit by nick nick. eastern tech wins the 2-a north region. 7-6 is your final over city college. college hoops. madison square garden. williams taking on 16th ranked illinois in a constellation game of the 2-k sports classic. 28-23 alini. to pageant. well done. 40-36, illinois at the break. second half, mccarny. knocking down threes from all over the 20 points in the came. freshman out of arizona pausing. knocking down that three. he has a team-high of 17. the rally got no closer than two points. 80-76 your final. i'll see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> carm low -- carmelo anth

this does not mean the cavaliers in the clear. they were dismissed without prejudice and they could be tried again. >>> the metro escalator system is flawed. now we want to hear your escalator experiences. we are live for the dupont metro with more on this ongoing issue that has been a vexing so many people. >> we are here in the dupont. two escalators are out tonight. our home on the internet, wjla.com -- tbd.com, is your home to talk about these escalators and their problems. when one escalator reportedly came to a screeching halt on tuesday, one it turned to twitter to report it. he sent out eighth week after a credit dupont escalator abruptly stopped on monday. -- he sent out a tweet. >> i walked a few steps over and i just started tweeting. writers continue to have problems as metro investigates. >> metro center. >> dupont. >> they are increasingly turning to the internet to vance. >> this is great. this is what social media is for. >> our home on the internet, tbd.com, has reporters visiting and publishing nearly every matra

they showed that youth on saturday night again the cleveland cavaliers.entered the fourth quarter with the tiedscore. they took the lead about halfway through. then the inexperience began to show as the wizards committed fouls that would stop the sxlok allow them tgain momentum. both the players and coach say th execution has to get better. that starts by paying tango details. >> i think last game we had to learto finish them. get the rebounds. >> the second chance points. >> you can't turn the ball over. in the fourth quarter, you have to make those people, make them beat you. as far as making shots. when you're in a situation where you give them 15 easy points in the free-throw line, that really puts, takes a toll out. especially when you're ahead, the clock is stopped and it is easy for people to come back. >> he has his team right where he wants them because he made them have such a tough ek. those two a days. man. >> he did. we'll see what happens. these guys have responded so far. >>he american terps played against the college of charleston. the ter

. >> larry: what is special about the king cavalier breed?> well, generally speaking, they're very, very kind. however, every breed when it becomes very popular, people start overbreeding them and then you see some issues. >> larry: really? >> with them, you see, unfortunately, very popular and you see deafness with them. you see a -- deafness. you also see aggression. you know? >> larry: not with him. >> he is the sweetest dog on earth. he is the sweetest. sit. >> larry: should you breed to the same breed? >> well, when they're breeding and keep the breed, yes. you know? >> larry: do you care about that? >> about breeding? no. you know what? when we are putting to sleep 4 million dogs every year, i first wish that people would stop breeding. take care of the overpopulation and then breed f. you do breed, i wish only really real breeders, people that really care and take the time where they're not breeding just for looks but for health and they breed for personality. because otherwise, the owners who get the dog, it breaks the heart. >> larry

he coup cavalier about the protection of civil liberties in wartime, but there's absolutely no ed he was come in the pearl harbor. as in 1933, he was restoring the nation's confidence. under fdr's hands on direction, they were the arsenal of democracy. britain was saved from defeat. soviet yet union was provided the material they required, and by 1943, american armed forces had taken the offensive. roosevelt's wartime diplomacy paveed the way for the axes of powers and an establishment of order based on the rule of law. his relations with churchhill and stalin suggests statesmenship at its finist. on the other hand, his streement of charles was interesting and continues relations, and it would be fair to say that fdr did not fully comprehend the difficulties that would arise with communism or aware of the sea change that was at work in china. the united states was a third-rate military power when the war began. it was the most powerful nation in the world when world war ii ended. roosevelt's personal life has been obscured by his accomplishments. the children's hour at every evening

the cavaliers of virginia are on the road at boston college.ling west wind in chestnut hill this afternoon so watch out for that one. a noon kickoff, indiana hoosiers anpenn state nittany lions at fedex field in landover, a noon kick there. 56 degrees. go from that game go, over to watch navy play in annapolis or go to college park at 8:00 for the seminoles and the terps. >>> everyone is still on the road. >> you can go to all three of those games. i wish i could snipe know you do. thank you, chuck. >>> new this morning two people are dead after an accident in prin william county. it happened lastnight around 9:00 near lee highway and james madison highway in gainesville. a third personas hurt and flown to a nearby hospital. police don't know how many vehicles were involved in the crash but they have confirmed at least one burst into flames. investigators are still looking into how exactly the crash happened. we'll continue to update this story. >>> the catholic church's new college of cardinals include the leader of washington, d.c.'s catholic

cavaliers take a 10-3 lead. looking od. later, though, boston college with the ball.mooth. goes downfield. the perfect pass to amadon in double coverage. wow. 39-yard scoring strike. boston college beats virginia 17-13. uva has lost three straight. to annapolis, navy qb ricky dobbs out after playing with a concussion playing against arkansas state. one to remember. second quarter, dobbs. throws deep down the middle to a wide open greg jones. nobody in front of him. it's good for an 85-yard touchdown. the longest scoring play this season. 21-3, midshipmen. dobbs, keeps it himself his third rushing td. the rushing touchdown in the last two seasons sets an ncaa record. over to fedex field. penn state taking on indiana. this is a good one. first quarter, no score. penn state's royster, the pride of westfield high school. busts in from two yards out. it's 7-0, nittany lions. great career at penn state for royste third quarter, game tied 24-24. punting it away. not so fast. andrew daley gets in for the wlok and it's james van fleet. fleet of foot. scoops it up and scores th

. >> reporter: he is a senior honor student at the university of virginia and the captain of the cavaliersteam. and at least on the surface, the apple seems to have fallen miles from the tree. >> when you get to know him he is a down to earth guy. he's funny. >> he certainly has a unique background, different than most of us, but he has been a gentleman and a joy to have. >> reporter: while the younger farrakhan is anything but the polarizing figure his grandfather has been and outwardly has none of the same insunday yea views the two are close and basketball is their common bond. because of health issue and security concerns, his controversial grandfather has not seen him play in person here at uva, although plans are in the works to make that happen this season. in the meantime, the two talk basketball all the time. >> you know, sometimes i will crack a joke saying he will take me to the hoop or something. and we laugh an joke but he is very happy for me. >> reporter: in that respect, the elder farrakhan will be like any other grand dad in the stands at you can va's arena this winter, ex

iraq his public career, he could be cavalier, even with the scripts of his major address is printed in his collected works. the improvisational humor he used to temper his seriousness can only be imagined, along with the radiance of personality that in fused these frequently dull texts with like -- infused these frequently dull texts with life. >> his humor was like mark twain's. it came pouring out all the time. transcriptions of his speeches tend to be from the typescript he would hand to reporters. so his improvisations, his witticisms, the jokes he would tell are not there in the transcripts. but there is so much testimony from people who knew him that he was hilariously funny. when he wanted to be funny on paper, as in the long letters he wrote describing his grand tour of europe in 1909 and his participation in king edward vii's funeral, these letters are so funny they could have been written by charles dickens or mark twain. they have been published by a book -- as a book. one of the delights of working on him all these years has been to write about somebody who was so funny. >>

. >> michael brune: i would say that they've been cavalier. i would say that they've been irresponsible. >> stahl: what should they have done? what should they do right now? >> brune: the first thing that the industry should do is disclose what chemicals are being used in fracking, and then limit the amount of toxic chemicals to a point of zero. >> stahl: the industry doesn't have to disclose what's in the tens of thousands of gallons of chemicals they use when they fracture the shale, because of the so-called "halliburton loophole." halliburton is a leading fracking company, and the loophole was created in 2005 under vice president dick cheney, who used to be halliburton's c.e.o. >> brune: the 2005 energy bill completely exempted the natural gas industry and fracking technology from any regulation under the safe drinking water act. it's an outrage. >> stahl: did the vice president put that in there? >> brune: the vice-president advocated for it and he pushed congress to insert it into the language. >> stahl: part of the fracturing process inv

throughout his public career, he could be cavalier even with the scripts of his major address' printed in t.r., works . it's i assume. >> his collected works. >> the humor he used to temper his seriousness can only be imagined along with the raidians of the personality that infused these friketly dull texts with life. how much humor did he use? and i assume it wasn't in the text so how did you find out? >> he was one of the funniest man who ever ever ever lived. his humor was like mark twain. it came pouring out over the time. and unfortunately transscription seems to be from the actual type script that he had hand out to reporters. so his improvization, the jokes he would tell are not there in the transcripts. but there is so much testimony from people who knew him that he was hilariously funny. and when he wanted to be funny on paper, as in the long letters he wrote describing his gran grand tour of europe and his participation in king edward's funeral, these letters were so funny that they could have been written by charles dickance or mark twain. they have in fact been published as

this summer, when his contract with the cleveland cavaliers ended after seven years, lebron became theplayer in nba history. everyone wanted him. >> if there were 30 of me, i would play for every team. >> unfortunately, you can't be that much of a diplomat, can you? boy, did you get boot. >> they were promising you the world, we will name streets after you, have statutes in your honor, pretty heady stuff. >> i had to do what i had to do. >> my son, 9 years old, wrote you a letter, lebron, come to new york, the capitol of the world. i don't bring him up because he's my son. you had that coming from all of the cities. how did it weigh on you? >> it weighed on me a lot. not just passion, but how people are about sports. they are very emotional. >> what an understatement. lebron announced his much anticipated decision on july 8, in a one hour primetime special on espn. >> i will take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> in miami, they danced in the streets. in cleveland, they exploded with anger. >> loser! >> this is what i do to lebron. >> they seemed to make it personal

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doctrine that says we'll compete everything is as foolish as an approach would suggest that will be cavalierabout pursuing competition. okay? >> speaking of competition, there's a big debate in washington about whether there should be one type of engine for the f-35 jets or two different types going forward. why isn't that a case? advocates of having two engines say that it resulted in savings in the past when the air force did it on the f-16 program. why isn't that an example of something where the air force should keep two manufacturers going? >> you said it exactly right. here's the deal. you know, people look back at history in the '80s. a key thing to understand is that we are not operating with the dash 100 engines of the vintage '80 era anymore. these are much more reliable, much, much better products than they were in the '80s. that's point one. point two, is that we currently operate aircrafts with a single engine. admittedly, these are two engine craft. but the f-22 is a single engine, f-119. the fa-18 is a single engine, the f-414. the bottom line is this is not unprecedent. >>sur

when your cavalier of those and you dismiss them, it does not seem like it is the absolute smartest thing to do. host: louisiana on our line for republicans. you are on "washington journal." caller: i want to let this lady know about the reality of government subsidies. after katrina, outside of batterers reset up 500 -- baton rouge we set up 500 fema trailers. one -- not one would take a job. liberal ideology causes that. he wants to cut social security and defense. the conservatives do not want to cut anything. those are the only things we do not want to cut. let's cut food stamps. let's cut government housing. give the people in reason to live. give them a reason to get a job. it is the liberal ideology that causes these rules of engagement. we do not have a problem with japan. let's get real. host: we will leave it there. guest: i disagree that americans do not want jobs. we have people calling in today that have been chronically unemployed that would love to have jobs. i do not agree with you because of one anecdote that it is not true. when you talk about cutting things like put sta

. >> i have to it may, i sort of have a cavalier attitude. what i like is stuff that intellectually stimulates me. as i said to david when we were talking earlier, you know, i could have afforded by paying a $100 million yacht. the series of experiments is sort of like my yacht. instead, and has said to my wife, i am going to play around with these little experiments, half a million there, 1 million there, and see what it takes. more shots on goal. but frankly, it is just fun for me. a better lifestyle. i enjoy in more than i would enjoy a yacht. that is my view of life. it is very fun. if nothing else, i will at least have fun in life. >> thank you so much, vinod. >> thank you. and thank you, everybody. [applause] >> the next panel is the practitioners. ♪ >> good morning, and welcome to the second panel discussion entitled "getting it done their cargoes with the u.s. managing editor of the financial times. joining me this morning is a terrific line of speakers. we have started on my left, you're right, john kao, chairman of the institute of