mario chalmers, the heat tie it up at 84-84. under 30 seconds to go. lebron. chalmers.almers knows exactly what to do with it. luol deng, a foul line. deng, this is a foul shot. loose ball. deng fouled again. the bulls take an 87-86 lead. final possession of regulation. lebron can't finish. wade, huh-uh. bulls end up winning it 87-86. in the series versus miami. >>> number one wisconsin, number one ohio state. the senior, the buckeyes go undefeated at home for the second time in less than 20 seasons. 17 of 20 from downtown in the past two games. william buford. he can shoot as well. buford with 18 points. buckeyes up by 15. jerry saling dold several people he wanted to beat them badly like 22 points. ohio state finishing undefeated at home for the second time in the past 20 seasons. that will do it for this espn news update. back to you in new york. >> and let's not forget that my tar heels did beat duke over the weekend. just had to put that out there. >>> coming up next. new signs that donald trump is eyeing the white house. >>> and also coming up later, the first ima

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and the next day they shoot at us if we aren't cautious about military intervention so blowback to chalmers johnson johnson wrote famously about is sure to happen in libya we are we are in the middle of a of a war here and i don't want to is not see an end to it and i know that there are people on both sides of the aisle in congress who share your sentiment i know that congressman ron paul has talked a little bit about why he agrees with you and i know his son just came out with a statement let's take a listen to what he said. the problem with sending u.s. military to help rebels in libya or anywhere else is that we are taking sides in a conflict and on behalf of the people whom we know nothing about. when or if there is a regime change in libya what kind of leadership exactly will replace good awfully who are the libyan rebels exactly senator rand paul republican from kentucky talking about that sort of playing with the kind of onto you what you said which is we don't really know much about these people you're saying there's a possibility that the rebels could turn around could say you kno