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than indiana, which was a law considered in crawford. that there are some possibilities where there's i.d.s required for absentee balloting as well as no manageable affidavit systems we see in texas, wisconsin, a few other places, those laws maybe constitutionally infirmed based on the constitutionality in crawford. there are a whole set of legal ideas and one that has been thrown around lately is a first amendment right of association case, and that's actually going to people with i.d.s. the idea that a person with id d their rights are challenges because they conditional organize in communities where massive numbers of people are without i dis. so that's very, very mushy. so don't -- no more questions on that one. we acknowledge that is very new and may not work. we continue to come up with new theories other than simply straight up this is a poll tax, but certainly where it's been made so restrictive that the burden test, the anderson verdict, we're really trying to find that balance, and it's been a real challenge. >> you're going to

. >> craig crawford, some perspective. this is july 2nd in 1960. a former democratic president with the heir aernt john kennedy getting the nomination on the first ballot. quite unusual. >> i always learn from steve skully. you always find something i didn't know while you're teaching classrooms. i have to quarrel with harry truman, and i love him dearly and i can't remember quarrelling with him. i think he had just the opposite. what was he defending? he was defending a system where party elites undemocratically met at conventions and picked nominees. he was attacking a position kennedy had perfected of primary volters, of grassroots party members picking nominees. that's the more democratic process and he had it in just the reverse. >> here's how onken gli 1960 in new york responding to harry truman. it took two days for him to respond. today it will take about two minutes. >> harry truman was such an icon, they had to pick their words very carefully. >> so let's watch. >> last saturday one of our most dedicated and courageous presidents gave the

the caps steal the clearing pass and goes past corey crawford, caps down a goal. later in the 2nd period the hawks with some pressure. the caps failed to clear the puck. andrew burnett to cain scores it into the open night, 3-1 chicago. later 2nd period caps down 4-1. some vintage alex ovechkin up the left side between his legs scoring his 30th of the year. he's the ninth player to score at least 30 goals each season in the first seven years of a career of caps fall 5-2 and lead the jets by two points in the race for eighth place in the east. >>> john wall and the wizards on the road against the grizzlies, nene expected to debut wednesday. final seconds of the 1st half wall to jordan crawford who dials up the three. that is good. with one second left crawford with 22 points, wiz up three at the break. 2nd half with the wizards down one, rudy gay turns it oh. it's the one-on-three. you know the rest. the wizards in front by one. 30 seconds to go wiz down four. ruly gay sinks the clutch three. the griz defeat the wiz. the wiz now 10-34 on the season. >>> d.c. united

. >> next this week's washington class woom with guest craig crawford. he talked about past presidential primaries and the race for the 2012 presidential nomination. he's an editor in chief for the hot line and serves as publisher of his website, craigcrawford.com. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> on behalf of the students joining us from gettysburg college visiting here in washington, d.c. and students from the washington center, we want to welcome to the c-span classroom craig crawford, his latest book, "the politics of life: 25 rules for surgical vooifl survival in a brutal and manipulative world." thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> let's talk about the primary. what impact do decisive primaries have on a general election? >> it depends on how they're divid divided. generally as i think back over the past, if the base candidate wins in a divided primary, they have a better shot at the general election. the thing about this romney campaign, i can't recall a presidential candidate having this much trouble with his base, by that i mean th

crawford. his web site also on line at craigcrawford.com with his famous trail mix. a couple more questions. brittany felder from the university of pittsburgh, you're next. >> hello, mr. crawford, and thank you for coming to our class. my question was more for mr. zeleny, but i'd like to get your insight on this. i noticed going back to promises made in the 2008 election, i know transparency was one of the promises that was made, and i notice throughout mr. zeleny's article, there were three times when talking about the information they were searching on for data sharing and the people they had out reach to on their twitter feed and who voted in 2002 recollection, why do you think they would choose not to share information now? >> because they're invading privacy. they're engaging in what retailers have been doing for a while, microtargeting, i believe, is the official phrase. and it is invasive and somewhat insidious. what they do, they track you on your facebook, they monitor cookies, they ca

jordanian crawford from the wings, part of a 13-0 run. crawford with a team high 20. fourth quarter, celtics go on a 10 to nothing run. wizard lose, 88-76. boston completes the series sweep. >>> redskins and cowboys have filed a grievance to have their salary cap penalties overturned. redskins penalized $36 million against the cap for front loading contracts during the 2010 season. the owners of the other 30 nfl teams will be briefed about the grievances at the owners' meeting this week. an arbitrator will rule. >>> when we return, it's crunch time for your washington capitals. stay with us. [ male announcer ] technology accelerates at a relentless pace. anything not moving forward is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs. with the lexus enform app suite, the most connected information and communication technology available in an automobile. [ tires screeching ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. >>> welcome back. caps began the day 2-points behind the sabres for 8th place. tonight, a home date wi

jan crawford previews three days of arguments over health care reform. and box office bull's-eye. "the hunger games" sets a record. lee cowan hears from the young fans who just can't stay away. >> i wasn't sure if i was shaking because i was cold, excited or on a sugar high. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor. there was hope that with new leadership in north korea there would be a new approach to its weapons program, but the north's new threat to defy a missile test ban brought strong words from president obama today. the president is visiting south korea for an international conference on nuclear security, and white house correspondent bill plante is there, as well. >> reporter: the president is in south korea for a summit aimed at keeping nuclear material out of the hands of terrorists. but the overriding question here is how to deal with a nuclear armed north korea. >> north korea will achieve nothing but threats or by provocations. >> reporter: just weeks after north korea said it would resume disarmament

. >> and the national shamrock fest takes place this weekend at rfk stadium the band aaron crawford ands are here to perform ahead of their debut album release tomorrow we will be back with them  buy one spectrum by lg, and get one free ? with verizon 4g lte and a 4.5" true hd display, it's great for watching movies and sports, a true hdtv experience right on my phone. i'll get one for me and one for my wife. i'll be like [manly voice] "a phone, my sweet" and get one free. verizon. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine 2012 iihs top safety picks. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $219 a month. >>> just about to eat my cupcake, unique event is taking place at the movie yum that will discuss the -- museum that will discuss the electric revolution shaping the 21st cent

correspondents crawford, reynolds and reed are with the candidates. we'll have analysis from bob schieffer. bob orr on how the f.b.i. busted a notorious international hacking ring. and it could be the biggest win they are super tuesday. barry petersen reports after 100 years, it's a slam dunk. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the polls begin closing this super tuesday in just half an hour and we expect to have results in some of the ten states right away. until then, our top story comes from the white house where president obama went out of his way to steal some of the super tuesday spotlight from the republicans by holding his first news conference in three months. in a reference to some of his g.o.p. opponents, the president said people talking about war with iran don't understand the burdens of commander in chief. among the questioners today was chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell who joins us tonight. norah? >> reporter: and, scott, the president fiercely defended hi

crawford has got it. >> after three years in the minors brandon crawford brought up in mai. smooth as silk in the field and struggled at the plate. there is 196 at bats. >> it's frustrating because i was. and this is my first year, i think i thinkinged -- figured things out. >> and this is, i mean, i'm comfortable with everybody now. i have a half year under my belt. i think confidence will be high. that helps. >> his priority is very well and we're just looking for good defense there. and try to contribute where you can. >> he will start at short stop there. is a question mark at second base. >> there is freddy sanchez not sure when he's going to be back. is that tough for you?. >> it's two different plays and stuff like that. hopefully, freddy is ready. >> and it is easy for us to hit the lottery. >> that would be nice. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> don't forget to tell us how you plan to spend your megamillions. you can join on our facebook page. >> from all of us here thanks for watching. and we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00 because we don't have the winning t

at a small surtax to anyone who makes more than two million a year on a close to representative crawford said about the legislation if we're going to make any progress in addressing the deficit and the debt eventually then we need to find compromise and so it looks like at least one voice in the republican party is waking up to the reality the situation that republicans can't ride a rich people only engender to an election victory in two thousand and twelve even though they seem eager to try as vice president biden said in ohio iowa today republicans are about protecting the privileged but it wasn't always this way. these guys have a fundamentally different economic philosophy we do. our philosophy ours values the workers success of a business values the middle class and the success of our economy simply stated work out for voting in the private sector. protecting the privileged sector in the old days of the republican party there wasn't just one voice willing to make the super rich sacrifice just a little bit more to protect the middle it was in fact a party platform here's the big pict

jordan crawford, the dunk. crawford led the wizards. six seconds to go, anthony parker, has to do something goes for the three, no good. the wizards win. just how big was to days at georgetown-marquette matchup? a victory would give georgetown second seating in the big east tournament and a coveted double bye. they did not rally and marquette seniors held court on senior debt. second half, the steal alley- oop. the hoyas were in it for awhile. porter of the freshmen, keep an eye on him. team high 19 points. the golden eagles just 2-10 on defense. marquette wins, 83-69. caa conference tournament, the closing seconds mason the great reverse layup, left- handed. georgia state, the inbounds but the back court prayer is not answered, mason advances. the patriot league semifinals, drains the 3, tied the game at 26-26. lehigh polls this out the baseline jumper. the 24-point lead, and win 85- 66. pamela likes this highlight deep-north carolina, former bishop o'connell start kendall marshall the wing work. he had 20 points, 10 assists. itand the

the republican party may be losing his grip on power but a freshman republican representative rick crawford is introducing legislation in the tea party controlled house to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires are offered legislation mirrors what democrats in the senate have been trying to do for months at a small surtax to anyone who makes more than two million a year one hundred close to representative crawford said about the legislation if we're going to make any progress in addressing the deficit and the bed eventually then we need to find compromise and so it looks like at least one of the boys in the republican party is waking up to the reality is that you ation that republicans can't ride a rich people only agenda to election victory in two thousand and twelve even though they seem eager to try as vice president biden said in ohio ohio today republicans are about protecting the privileged but it wasn't always this way. it these guys have a fundamentally different economic philosophy we do. our philosophy ours is one that values the workers and the success of a business it valu

crawford, two run sing spool the heal. the d-backs win it 9-6.iant take on the brewers tomorrow. >> conference tournaments are the only chance for several teams to get into the ncaa tournament. usf in that good category. rex walters trying to keep the teams' season alive. downtown, 4-7 from the outside. flying through the lane off the glass. dons up 4 at the break. here comes the gaels in the second. the brad waldo. gaels' first lead. the dons never get back on top. the floater in the lane, up 17 points. gaels win it and advance to conference championships monday night, taking on gonzaga. >> college hoops tonight puts morning it's "linsanity" on abc-7. the knicks take on the celtics. 10:00 tip-off right here. >> the ice, sharks and st. louis and they had anymore me sing segue blues. chasing the puck. watch this. bounces right to mcdonald. i could have made that one. 1 or blues. later, mitchell. throws it in net. it will trickle in. sharks first goal in more than 123 minutes. tied at one. but 20 seconds to respond. the tipin, blues prevent the sha

the rebound of jordan crawford. crawford splits two defenders and lookout. he had a game high 23.half, chris singleton drops it. the nine year vets, he is savvy, isn't he? with 18 of his 22 in the first half. second half, wizards out score the nets by 16. roger mason, one of his four three's. he had 16. the wizards cruise past the nets. 108-89. davey johnson announcing that stephen strasburg will make his first career opening day start april 5 at the chicago cubs. yesterday, the 23-year-old strasburg had his first outing of the spring. allowing two hits and only one run against the mets. this afternoon, the nats fell to the braves 3-2-10. maryland tweeted today he will return for his junior season. brian is back right after this. , and get one free ? with verizon 4g lte and a 4.5" true hd display, it's great for watching movies and sports, a true hdtv experience right on my phone. i'll get one for me and one for my wife. i'll be like [manly voice] "a phone, my sweet" and get one free. verizon. [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter.

reports from jan crawford and dean reynolds. dr. jon lapook reports on a link between poor sleep and bad behavior in children. and now greater power, no greater love. lee cowan with a father who battled a tornado with a child in each arm. >> it broke my heart because i promised her i wouldn't let go. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met in the oval office today. the subject was war, whether history was made we won't know for a while. israel wants support to stop iran from developing an atomic bomb. mr. obama is counseling patience determined not to repeat the intelligence mistakes that led to war with iraq. chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell has been talking to her sources and she joins us from the white house tonight. norah? >> reporter: scott, the president today tried to convince the israeli prime minister to give diplomacy more time to work. it's not clear if mr. obama was able to secur

but jan crawford is right, predicting any outcome is nothing more than a guess.orrow arguments over whether the federal government can tell state governments what to do as regards the medicaid program and whether key parts of the health care program can survive if other parts are found unconstitutional. >> a lot to watch tomorrow, as well. gary, thank you. of course the health care case before the supreme court is about a lot more than lawyers and legal scholars. at its heart the case is about regular americans and the way they pay for the medical care their families need. we spoke tonight with two people on opposite sides of this debate. matt jablow has their story. >> are you ready? >> reporter: for rob and martin, a mother of three from waldorf, maryland, the legal maneuverings going on are a clearly a personal matter, and potentially a serious financial matter as well. >> it's a frightening thing. >> reporter: robin's son, one of the twin boys she gave birth to seven months ago was born with serious medical issues that have already required a lot of money and

gets the steal and then it comes over to jamal crawford. crawford for the dunk, he had 31. wizards win it 101-98. >> we'll take it any way we can. it wasn't pretty. i think that this was a game -- we made harder than we should have. but that's the learning process. >>> all righty then. nats own spring training today 3-1 loss to the astros with bryce harper starting in right field, went 1-3 be a single in the 1st inning and jackson acquired this off-season. he was good. stephen strasburg starts tomorrow. he's expected to throw about 40 to a 45 pitches and highlights of it tomorrow. we start analyzing basketball teams in terms of strength of schedule and rpi and wins and losses, georgetown, they're in good shape but a win today would have kept them in contention for the big east and a double bye next week for the big apple but the hoyas taking an marquette today. the hoya defense and offense looking good. thompson stroking from the east and stroking from the west. he and porter had 19 points apiece. let's look at the golden eagles' defense. shine a light on me. jae crowder to

. >> i think specifically the question of a poll text, that was addressed in crawford. crawford simply said, look, even an $18 birth certificate that you must get to get a driver's license in order to to vote eve license is free was not considered a poll tax by the supreme court. >> certainly not a latino issue, too. the very same situation, when we see it on the ground in the citizenship work we do. >> basically there's a ton of background documentation that must be acquired to obtain citizenship and i.d.s and court had not considered with any of the costs thus far. >> i have a question primarily about florida. you showed us some numbers before about the impact of the legislature's restricting early voting on black and latino voters. this may have bearing on other states as well. florida strikes me as perhaps an anomaly in na it has a large cuban american population that is more conservative, better off, and that tends to support republican candidates and clearly they've done very well so do you think built into the legislature or the expectation or aassumption it woul

then you know any more leaders of the younger generation michael crawford is me. his ambition this is cold and i think this is the new russia we all dream of well. on their own can we have very strong candidate michael crawford got on the other hand we care not democratic groups not enough do not recruits and people really choose their fortunately just to say no to kill. the gold for anybody the frost more than put it on the including prof wrote i think some of them were voting for zyuganov followed. of the spied prokhorov undeniable business credentials some foreign executives are also welcoming the prospect of letting your putin's return earlier we talked to a leading businessman a peter scholar who told us putin's track record is very attractive to people who seek to invest in my country. if i would have had a vote i would have voted for poorly i have been living here in russia twelve years and i think that all candidates were quite interesting and good about what would have made me to vote for courtney was that first of all he has a good track record he has th

. >> i'm joined by craig crawford, crawford www. www.craigcanyouford.com the author of.oticed it was carefully phrased and the article around it was carefully phrased. who did they think the gingrich was the presidential nominee gingrich? [chuckling] >> i don't know, i think he needs to be baker. he's throwing out so many different scenarios, in this survivor-type scenarios where there is an alliance between he and santorum. the santorum people, they want no part of that. they would like him out of the race. that's their best shot of taking on romney. in this man's mind i'm sure any alliance he would talk about in his mind he's thinking he would be the nominee. with 12% of the delegates. >> but he says that there's no urgency for him to make a decision about getting out of the campaign, he can wait a few more weeks. do we--cuss that mean based on how this campaign has gone so far, if he says on a few more weeks we'll have the dramatic announcement that he will drop out and he'll endorse santorum? >> no, if he don't win georgia if i don't win south carolina or, i'm not cr

jordan crawford had his seventh straight game in the heat. 20-point game. good for jordan.the wizards as they lose their fifth quarter wiz anothery in indiana. roy hibbert and the pacers just too much down the stretch. randy wittman back in histown of indianapolis. second quarter wizards down by one. they turn the ball over. they're looking for the hoop. but look who's there. jan vessely the rookie coming in saying get that junk out of here. third quarter wizards up by five, jordan crawford driving, loses the ball, but nene gets it back to him. fadeaway three. take that. the all-star got something 20-point game. in the fourth quarter they were unable to hold down danny zbranger. theaforementioned roy hibbert gets the hoop and the harm. the all-star got something thatg 93-59 is the final. >>> this is the ncaa college dunk contest at tulane. first round clemson senior brian narcisse. wow. 44-inch vertical. you combine the four of ours and we'd be lucky to equal that. that was stupid. then this is james justice from martin methodist. he's 5'10". with a g are you serious? [ mal

jan crawford, dean reynolds and john dickerson are covering. how did a shipment of fake cancer drugs get to america from this alley in cairo? armen keteyian investigates. and in a neighborhood of gangs, fear, and mistrust, one man stands up to violence with a message. >> we can make a change in our communities. our communities are capable of more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from chicago. >> pelley: good evening from the state that gave us the first republican president-- abraham lincoln-- and where tonight mitt romney and rick santorum are competing for the chance to be the next one. the polls close in illinois at 8:00 eastern time and we've been talking to voters after their they cast their ballots today. 56% told us the most important issue is the economy and 46% of illinois voters told us they believe the economy is getting worse. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the primary. first we'll go to jan crawford with the romney campaign in illinois. jan? >>

>> pelley: jan crawford was in the courtroom. an emergency landing after an airline captain becomes incoherent. and the passengers intervene. bob orr has the story. wildfires turn deadly in the colorado mountains. barry petersen is on the scene. and seth doane on a high school that saves lives. turning addicts into graduates. >> for me sobriety is life or death. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in the fight over president obama's health care law, this was the main event. today the nine justices of the supreme court heard arguments on the part of the law that requires all americans to have health insurance or pay a fine. it's called the individual mandate. the obama administration says the mandate will make sure that everyone has health care, while keeping insurance affordable. but opponents say it is a dangerous new power for the government, forcing citizens to buy a product. in a rare move, the supreme court is releasing audio tapes of the arguments, jan crawf

jan crawford, dean reynolds and john dickerson are covering. i how did a shipment of fake cancer drugs get to to america from this al flee cairo. armen keteyian investigates. there's been a sharp turn today in the case of the neighborhood watch captain who killed a teenage boy. and in a neighborhood of gangs, fear, and mistrust, one man stands up to violence with a message. >> we can make a change. our communities are capable of more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from chicago. >> pelley: and this is a special western edition. good evening. the polls are closed here in illinois in the republican presidential primary. it's too soon to project a winner yet but cbs news estimates that mitt romney has the lead over rick santorum based on exit polls and an analysis of the early vote count so far. 56% of voters today told us that the economy was the biggest factor in deciding on a candidate and half of those went for romney. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the pr

jan crawford is covering. the killing of trayvon martin. mark strassmann talks to the new special prosecutor about the evidence in the case. dr. jon lapook on a surgery that appears to cure diabetes in many patients. and a latter-day lindbergh. james cameron's record-making voyage to the bottom of the sea. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: good evening. can the federal government force you to buy something whether you want it or not? that is the question before a historic session of the supreme court. it's all about the president's health care law. the law is designed to give all americans access to medical care but by 2014 it requires everyone to have insurance or pay a fine. demonstrators for and against have been gathering at the court. there was a line for seats inside. a cbs news/"new york times" poll out tonight on views of the health care law finds that more americans disapprove overall than approve. 47% to 36%. at the same

across ten states including ohio where jan crawford is on the trail in dayton tonight.od evening to you. >> well, good evening, jeff, the candidates are out campaigning across the country. and what will be their last petition for both in the biggest test to come. rick santorum met voters in tennessee. mitt romney made his case in georgia. ron paul was headed to alaska, and newt gingrich made the rounds on the sunday talk shows. it's a sprint to the finish on tuesday when 419 delegates and 10 stating are up for grabs, more than all 9 other contests so far combinedded. >> romney now has the edge. he's one of the last five races including washington state yesterday. and now has 187 delegates followed by santorum with 65, gingrich at 30, and ron paul with 20. but that's a long way to a 1,144, the number needed to clinch the nomination. santorum says can get there if he and gingrich would stop splitting the conservative vote. >> if you continue to combine the votes that congressman gingrich and i get, you know, we are-- we're doing pretty well. in michigan we would have won

. >> pelley: jan crawford was in the courtroom. dr. jon lapook on a new study that shows two third of all cancer cases might be preventable. and david martin gets hit by the military's high tech ray gun. it can stop a mob. so why won't they use in the afghanistan? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. late today we heard for the first time the details from inside the cockpit of that harrowing mental breakdown suffered by a jetblue captain. the copilot says the captain scolded air traffic controllers for making too much noise then turned off all the radios in the cockpit and finally told the copilot they weren't going to make it to their destination. captain clayton osbon was charged today with interfering with a flight crew. he's hospitalized in amarillo, texas, where the new york-to-las vegas flight made its emergency landing yesterday. lee cowan is at the airport in vegas with the copilot's statement and the stories of the passengers. lee? >> reporter: scott, as you say

jan crawford and dean reynolds are on the campaign trail in ohio. and this news photographer survived an attack in sir yoo that killed two of his colleagues. tonight, he gives charlie d'agata a firsthand account. >> it's a legislaturehouse. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> cordes: good evening. i'm nancy cordes. we begin tonight with the ongoing search for sush viefers, and the accounting of the dead after nearly two days of tornadoes. more than three done people in six states have been killed, and at least 90 tornadoes have been confirmed, striking at least 162 towns. among the hardest hit communities is west liberty, kentucky. and that's where anna werner begins our coverage tonight. anna, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. you know, this was a town, a picturesque town sitting in the foothills will of the appalachian mountains. now it looks like something put the town through a blender. there are bits and pieces of buildings everywhere. the tornado shredded buildings and lives. kentucky's governor said it

jordan crawford encestÓ 31 puntos y john wall agregÓ 24 para guiar a los wizards a una victoria por 101obre los cavaliers de cleveland. antawn jamison anotÓ 29 tantos en su regreso a washington pero fallÓ un intento de triple para empatar el juego cuando quedaban 35 segundos por jugar. era la primera apariciÓn de jamison en el verizon center desde que se fue de los wizards a cleveland en febrero del 2010. javale mcgee consiguiÓ nueve puntos y 12 rebotes para washington, que rompiÓ una racha de seis partidos perdidos. esta noche otro partido dificil en casa los wizards reciben desde las 7 de la noche a los warriors de golden state. la actividad del boxeo fue buena tambien para los nuestros. el mexicano fernando montiel venciÓ por nocaut en el noveno round al indonesio angky angkota, en la pelea estelar en mexico. el gimnasio germÁn evers de esta ciudad. montiel tuvo un regreso triunfal despuÉs del revÉs que sufriÓ ante vÍctor terrazas y lo hizo de manera contundente ante angkota, en combate realizado en peso supergallo. con este resultado, fernando montiel mejorÓ su marca a 47 victorias

jordan crawford driving to the rim. gets it back. steps up. crawford seven straight 20-point games.izards up eight. in the fourth quarter, the all star gets the bump in the bucket and the pacers beat the wizards, 93-89. all right. i know you're pumped up for a little fun for action. this week is the biggest weekend in college hoops and it's upon us. final four kicking off from the big easy. all eyes will be on the interstate matchup between number one seed kentucky and number four seed louisville. who do you like? >> i don't know but goit to go with louisville in spite of what everybody says. i ain't going with the number one. >> all right. you like the underdog. >> i do. >> not quite the underdog though. a good team. all right. after that game, the early game, then the late game is the battle of two number twos, state and kansas. >>> in the high school ranks today the local powerhouse montrose christian taking on mount vernon at the espn invitation alg. justin anderson and michael carrera, a lot of emotion. take another look. carrera with 22 points and 14 rebounds. they trailed by

. >>> and a split squad game for the nats and tigers and this is -- still crawford and we'll show you the lefty. okay and here we go. come -- come o ross. you have to be quick or that and going to win this battle. the first, tigers leading 1-0 and nats this had to deal with justin verlander and gave up three hits in four innings of work and the nationals corey brown got good wood against the closure and he jerks one to right and the nats and tigers end in a 5-5 tie and no winner is necessary in spring training. >>> mls soccer is back and with the match against sporting kansas city and that is featuring the highest teams a year ago and there is not a lot of that going on and this is a packed crowd tonight for d.c. united season opener and hosting the sporting casey in the black and red and with the leading scoring champion. beginning the first full season in d.c. and the coach and unite individual high hopes for the year; however, the opener, well, didn't go as planned and this is in stoppage time and scoreless and that is when they have a corner kick and that is how this ends. case we

jan crawford is in birmingham, alabama. jan? >> well, scott, that's right. this could be gingrich's last stand. if he doesn't win either one of these two states he is going to be under enormous pressure to drop out. he's already looking for new arguments to stay in. in alabama and mississippi, newt gingrich talks the talk. >> this morning when i had grits i thought it was a very normal thing to do. >> reporter: but he has to show he ca show he can win. for gingrich, that hasn't been easy. of the 26 contests so far gingrich has won just two southern states. south carolina back in january and his home state of georgia. in the in the last 20 races he finished third or fourth, 18 times. but gingrich rejects arguments he's a he's a spoiler who by splitting the conservative vote with santorum is giving romney a boost. this morning, he offered a new rationale to stay in the race. he's actually helping santorum by beating up on romney. >> >> there's a certain advantage i think right now in having both of us tag-team romney because neither one of us by ourselves can

craig crawford of craigcrawford.com.you, craig. >> good to be here. >> we'll continue with sam seeder and governor eliot spitzer as we wrap up the countdown coverage of republican's super tuesday. >> ohio still too close to call. mitt romney looks like he's winning. idaho is not ohio. sam seder, from ring of fire and the program report, joins us this evening. >> good evening. >> not a good evening for mitt romney. there are many other different ways to say that. what does this mean going forward? how do you see this further handicapping in the other sense of the word the republican race? >> well, you know, i think actually we had an insight into in this weekend. this weekend, george will came out and grover norquist both came out and said we should focused on the house and senate races. tonight, i was struck in mitt romney's speech, early on, he said, i'm going to win this nomination. it's a weird thing to say when you're running for president, because this is not about winning the nomination, it's supposed to be about w

welcome craig crawford.r joining us tonight. >> sure. >> is mitt romney going to trounce the opposition in wisconsin? even if he does, does it matter in that state for november? >> yes, and no, it doesn't matter. this thing is pretty much over don't you think governor. these endorsements sounded like data from sound track. we must endorse. he is inevitable. i think a lot of republicans realize this is it. romney has warn them all down. he's like the kid in school who did all his home work and keeps raising his hand and the teacher finally says okay, okay, you can have it. >> so if it's persistence and not passion, and he'll grind it out, get the 1144 votes. he'll getel nominee we see him pivot towards the president in his attacks. but he seems to be something of a crossroads. he's not making the economic argument, because the economic isphobeish, but coming back bit by bit is the economy still the dispositive issue? >> the problem now, governor going ahead, if this is wrapped up as it seems to be, and santor

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