not a huge surprise that the sixers beat the celts but how they did it. led from start-to-finish and won by a staggering 32. sixers won it 103-71. >>> from a blowout to bauser beater. chicago and milwaukee tied at 0 104. derrick rose with the ball and this is why he is the mvp. step-back jumper and that is your ball game. bulls win it 106-104. >>> to new jersey, final seconds clippers up two on the nets. jordan farmar said forget the tie i'm going for the win and he drained the three with less than a second to play. nets beat the clips 101-100. >>> soccer. amazing night on the pitch for barcelona's messy. became the first player ever to score five goals in a champions league game. you'll likely never see a performance quite like that. barcelona won big, 7-1. >>> as expected the colts released peyton manning and an emotional farewell for tmvp quarterback. >> i've been blessed to play here. i've been blessed to play in the nfl. as i go, i go with just a few words left to say. i truly have enjoyed being your quarterback. >> the end of an era in indianapolis

take a one nil lead in the best of seven series against auburn god after winning game one to make a celt eastern conference finals. i'm goals google or we'll recap again with thirty six in the russian premier league as we show you all eighteen strikes. but first tennis and russia's maria sharapova has put her place in the final of this year's miami open but she did it the hard way after coming from a set down to beat caroline wozniacki four six six two six four in the semi final it was the russian who came through this grueling match which lasted more than two and a half hours and started brightly for the australian open final as she raced into a full one lead in the opening set only for her danish over the last five straight games to take it six for. the second set was much more straightforward for the three time grand slam winner as she raced into a fool of late and held on to take six three before she wraps up the match in the decider in controversial circumstances serving for the match the world number three to go before the umpire overruled seeing truckers truck with four six six th

in the fourth, though, celts' paul piers dropped a three.vin garnett hit a turnaround from the wing. that nailed down a win for boston. >>> and in chicago jeremy lin makes a great steal. the knicks led the bulls in the third quarter. lin couldn't stop derrick rose though. 32 with seven assists and the bulls. the knicks have lost six straight. >>> finally, remember this name. josh adams. and this is why. watch. >> for the win off the iron. it goes. he got it in. >> yes, sir. an amazing chip-in shot at the buzzer in overtime to give him a high score and colorado its first state championship basketball game there. josh adams, 6'1" senior headed to byu. we may see him again. he probably will not be able to top that one. we'll take a quick break. whew. when we come back, some not-so- sweet news why a quick hit of sugar can cause heart problems, especially in guys. sugar can cause heart problems, especially in guys. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise

celts medal later developed a program that brit champions like robbie mcewen can sell evans and more cavendish to name just a few as he spread his expertise down under as well as in his native germany great britain denmark and canada but i never worked with such a company to five shop riders before great talents and become big names. on the part of true i'm really optimistic that we can do something really really surprising it's a lot of picks it's not going to be a surprise for me but for a lot of other countries one of the team's biggest hopes is that twenty four year old beauty you gave a minute twenty eleven season saw the russian cyclists win the european championship as well as a couple of world cup stages at the moment she's one of the country's main contenders for gold at the olympics in london. i have won two speeches of the world cup and omnium so it should be sufficient to qualify for the olympics we didn't score any points in the team pursuit we still have the last chance of the world championship but it will be a hard job but as for the omnium event i will do my best bec

games in france american celt the podium for a second time in just as many days with a standout performance in the slopestyle events his run featured three double works in a row more than enough to give the twenty five year old if you first slopestyle within three years the discipline will be introduced into the olympic program in sochi a chance for a white to take a different type of gold after he is to have white primes in suranne and vancouver ski slopestyle is also set to make its debut in the russian black sea resort and that was won by another american foreign policy is just sixteen and was the youngest to compete in france which down to nine hundred big meeting a round that round meanwhile athletes have given the thumbs up to the latest venue completed for the saatchi winter olympics the sun tea sensor both the longest track in the world for belts lay illusion and skeleton concept people thought of has more . located in the western caucasus sixty kilometers from the black sea resort of sochi the venue will host the bobsledding blues and skeleton advance for the twenty fourteen winter

not a huge surprise that the sixers beat the celts but how they did it. led from start-to-finish and won by a staggering 32. sixers won it 103-71. >>> from a blowout to a buzzer-beater. chicago and milwaukee tied at 104. derrick rose with the ball and this is why he is the mvp. step-back jumper and that is your ball game. bulls win it 106-104. >>> to new jersey, final seconds clippers up two on the nets. jordan farmar said forget the tie i'm going for the win and he drained the three with less than a second to play. nets beat the clips 101-100. >>> soccer. amazing night on the pitch for barcelona's messy. he became the first player ever to score five goals in a champions league game. you'll likely never see a performance quite like that. barcelona won big, 7-1. >>> as expected the colts released peyton manning and an emotional farewell for mvp quarterback. >> i've been blessed to play here. i've been blessed to play in the nfl. as i go, i go with just a few words left to say. i truly have enjoyed being your quarterback. >> the end of an era in indianapoli

i mean come on we saw an arab spring last year there's no absolutely no reason why similar things celt happen in southern europe it is difficult to stomach tough austerity measures tough government if it's your own elected government but to be dictated to by angela merkel herman van rompuy oil and mr barroso is for millions of people just totally unacceptable. now or to some other stories making headlines around the world this are not updated on this electing members of the country's two hundred ninety six parliament it's a first nationwide vote since the disputed reelection of president mahmoud ahmadinejad in june two thousand and nine putting allegations of vote rigging in nepal mass protests were organized largely through social media this election is what i'd leave huge as a contest between two conservative groups supporters of the current president and supporters of the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. flooding continues to affect large parts of southeastern australia with fifteen hundred people now forced to leave their homes in the state of victoria the army has been calle

presidential election coverage but it's official that they were putin has been elected president the celts were announced with more than ninety nine percent of the ballots counted he's managed to secure only sixty four percent of the vote. for monitors praise the elections as fair and free of the unprecedented measures are taken to ensure transparency massive network of cameras were installed at polling stations across russia thousands of observers monitoring the voting. but the opposition claims serious electoral violations saying no bringing people down from the streets once again to protest against the results activists and independent observers have cited irregularities such as people turning up to vote different polling stations several times. but an in-depth look at the presidential election results and the efforts of the opposition that's not sure spotlight next. hello again and welcome troops from the into the shallow part i'll bring our own survey we're talking about the presidential election in the show so this is it the voting is over and just moments ago we heard the latest all

you know the risks are going to go into spanish and italian and so you know druggies organize the celts yarrow thing when we really know that it's all about the sob it's not just about the bags you know in the roads to facilitate this mother position of specimens are and therefore you know they have really bothers yeah but so ok so but to back up a little bit so money market funds once europe really risky they evidently left and ran away because they. knew it was going on to their rena say newspapers as we all were but evidently now they are returning ironically because of the actions of the central bank to prop things up there so my question here is what is driving investment these days capitalism or the fall of the central bank row where the global risk seeking return is really would follow at the end of the day you know you have financial repression where the central bank is. keeping rates of the artificially low level and if you're a pension fund and you have you know things that you have to pay out in the you said to yourself we're going to get x. return and you're only getting x.

presidential election coverage when it's official good enough good to know has been elected president of the celts were announced with more than ninety nine percent but it's counted in spanish disappearing that it's sixty four percent of the vote. for in one of his praise the elections unsparing free on president and measures are taken to ensure transparency passive network of web cameras were installed at polling stations across russia with thousands of observers monitoring the vote. of the opposition claims serious electro violations saying they'll be bringing people out onto the streets once again to protest against the results activists and independent observers have sites of irregularities such as people turning up to vote at different parties stations several times. about these debates cross-talk is up next. to. follow in welcome across dark i'm peter all about the return of lot of mere putin to the russian presidency how did the campaign change russian politics how will russia transform of the next six years and has a new dialogue started within society about the country's future. cross-tal

. >> and it looks like this company had a huge number of as celts. it was underman amonged. this aig is an aig that has a lot of earnings power. particularly, we have a franchise that's in tact. >> everyone wrote this company off. you're not supposed to be in business. >> well, i must tell you that hank greenberg left behind a strong company. that's a fact. you can say a lot of things about hank that was a strong company. i had the advantage of strong businesses. i had the advantage of great people. so when you take people and you give them the freedom to act, and they choose to act, responsibly, they can fix anything in this country. this is a testament around the world that made this happen. >> but there was a division, a financial products division, that was unfathomable that had a gigantic amount of risk. that had to be unwound and unwound successfully. >> we absolutely had to do that. but we had to do it the right way. when i got there, had we followed the plan that was required at that point in time, we probably would have lost $10-20 billion. what this team did, which

celts up five. in transition, smooth. third quarter like back at wasu. warriors up 8.n low on david lee takes the hit. 24 for kg. thompson firing away. 26 points. warriors within three. final seconds. kevin garnett with five ticks left and he hits the jump shot. the game has just gone final. celtics win it over golden state 105-103. >>> a's with a rare day off in phoenix because of an off season punch. as mike shumann reports fan letts enjoy getting more familiar with second baseman jamaiah weeks. >> he was brought up on june 7. his first stint in the big league. started 96 games and hit .303 and 22 stolen bases. year the 25-year-old switch hitter feels like he belongs. >> a little bit of a comfort level. this year you stillster that mentality you are ready to sign but also know you might be able to work on a few things to perfect your game. >> manager bob melvin notice a big difference in his approach. >> he hasn't had as much experience as a lot of guys have so as good as we is we feel like he can get better. a great kid on top of it and a hard work. >>> he has only

. >> that's why we have worked so diligently to celt up -- set up the most incriminating sanctions ever. >> reporter: iran has a long goal of wiping off the jewish state off the map. speaker said the threat cannot be ignored. >> if we wait until iran has nuclear weapons, it will obviously be too late. >> reporter: in fact, just hours earlier, the head of the united nations nuclear agency says there has been new activity at a suspected development site in iran. he urged inspectors to get there sooner, rather than later. randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> in a sign of bipartisan interest in today's issues, more than half of congress is expected to attend tonight's gala, horsted by the pro-israel lobbying group. >>> search crews pull the body of a 4-year-old boy from a well in new new mexicoful. >> police confirm the young boy is samuel jones who went missing two days before efforts to recover the body began tdz sunday. jones of the last seen in the backyard of his house. there is no signs of foul play. and the family has no history of child abuse. authorities are treating it as a c

. >> reporter: this weekend everyone is encouraged to tap into their inner celt and celebrate the patronaint of ireland, st. patrick. festivities all day from san jose to dublin, san francisco to sonoma and i'll be celebrating right there at o'reilly's bar in san francisco north beach. the party will commence at noon as you know. it goes into the early hours of st. patrick's day. everyone just a little bit irish on this particular day. aren't they? >> yes. you got to feel it. >> yeah. >> and a full list of events at cbssf.com. and, of course, follow me on twitter. i'll be tweeting in the early part of the day. is it. >> it's midnight. >> i have a don't tweet after midnight rule from. me to you, happy st. patrick's day and have a coffee shot on me. cheers. >> a coffee shot? >> cheers. >> i know it's wednesday but have a great weekend. >> very good. thank you. happy st. patrick's day. >> cheers. >>> it is 6:22 now. a strong message from muni. >> a spike in brazen smartphone robberies. >> and a legendary basket caught on tape. the trick shop that's now gone viral. it angeles ended with a cr

weeks educating consumers about what's happening is because they're not trying to do anything in tse celt. in fact, google and most of the large internet companies that i work with support baseline federal privacy legislation to deal with some of the problems that have been raised. >> brown: just very briefly, mr. erickson, are you worried about stronger regulation? you hear it from the a.g.s, you hear it from the european union. >> i think the criticisms you've heard here tonight are not in the mainstream of what serious policymakers are considering. we support what the white house called for last week, which was baseline privacy legislation and we think that a light touch legislative structure, statutory structure with enforcement by the federal trade commission to go after bad actors that are are abusing the system, that are selling information without users' permission, those should be gone after but that's not what's happening here. >> brown: briefly, lori andrews, you'd like to see it stronger? very briefly, please. >> he says serious policymakers but we have a variety of people in

in the beginning of the years there were 4,000 barrels celts piatt 52. by the end there were 41,000. so it grew tremendously because she understood the girls wanted to be taken seriously to be useful to this and to be involved. girl scouts in the united states sold nearly $10 million of bonds. that's what they're doing here. the collected scrap metal to contribute to the effort and the troops sprang into being and have emergency first-aid, wartime health care of a domestic focus of girl scouts continued to juliette low from the beginning said the girl scouts needs to have an equal emphasis on domestic training for girls who will be wives and mothers and career training for girls who need another path. she herself understood from her own experience unit plan and prepare to be a wife and mother but that doesn't always work out to as a domestic skills were important and girls during world war i learned how to feed their families and care for their homes and the young and the elderly and free up the others for the war work. they also learned cartography, san

>> nobody can celt message better than a celebrity.aga is worth millions of dollars. president obama has hundreds of those artists lined up. so he can certainly counterbalance what the republicans are doing with the super pacs and all the money they're generating right now with all these countless numbers of celebrities who are supporting president obama. >> it says a lot, too, about our culture, we have celebrities who can have that kind of impact. america. >> celebrity obsessed. >> real good to have you. >> thank you. >> it's good touching you. usually it's over the phone. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucin

it is time to change your batteries in your smoke detecters and celt your block ahead one hour before you go to bed tonight. we're going to find ourselves one hour closer to spring, how about that. take a look outside. it is a calm start to the day. a nice sunny day is shaping up. full day of sunshine, actually and a calm start to a pretty nice day overall. a little bit below the average highs, around 50 degrees today and going up, of course, through the middle of this week much like last week. no record highs, but a comfortable week shaping up overall. 32 at bwi. in ocean cities temperature -- ocean city, the temperatures have a little bit cooler. wind, as we mentioned is just coming in just a little from the northwest, i was talking about ocean city warming up a little with the air coming across the land it is warming up. so, more comfortable as the day progresses on the shore. 13 mile-per-hour winds in cumberland, with the gusts around 15 miles per hour. still, not too bad this morning. pretty very conditions across most of the country until you get around the southern statements.

that hezbollah is the group most capable of flipping its nationwide network of criminal fundraising celtsrational terror force capable of great violence on orders from its leaders in iran or lebanon. martha: he went onto say that we have a duty to prepare for the worst. ambassador john bolton joins me now, former u.n. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor. good morning. what do you make of peter king's comments there? >> i think it's very important that people understand the reach that iran has through the hezbollah network around the world, throughout this hemisphere in sick, not just i particular, not just in the middle east and the risk it poetsess. poses. we had the justice department indict for trying to kill the saudi ambassador here in washington. congressman king has really put his finger on a potentially se serious problem. martha: do you agree that the assessment that hundreds, perhaps thousands of hezbollah operatives may be lying low in a disciplined manner in the united states waiting for some kind of go signal? >> well, i think the congressman obviously has acces

we must put our nation first, we must celt partisanship aside. this is the only way that we can pass a budget in the house and the senate this year which we must have. it's easy to be critical, it's hard to perform. let's make it happen for america tonight. we have an opportunity within our hands to give the united states a budget. all of the other plans are purely partisan and they don't have a prayer. let's build a bring to the future, let's build a real budget that can pass both houses of congress. i urge my colleagues to support the simpson-bowles endorsed budget alternative. i thank the chair and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from ohio. mr. latourette: i yield myself the balance of our time in support of this proposal. i understand that's three minutes, is that right? the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. latourette: i thank the chair very much. again, i want to thank my partner, mr. cooper, and i also want to thank all the brave republicans and democrats who are going to vote for this, a