right now, back to joe and dave. >> dave: thanks, whit. we appreciate it.ry booker no doubt in the green room there getting warmed up for halftime activity. take a look at jarvis varnado. the dad of jarvis the high school coach just up the road at west point, mississippi. >> joe: we were talking west point, mississippi, close here to starkville, part of the golden triangle with columbus and the site of the women's u.s. open a few years ago. >> dave: a beautiful track. i had the pleasure of playing in it myself. if it's a good track, i'm sure you had the pleasure of playing it. >> joe: after the time-out, mississippi state guess to zone trap. a 1-2-2 zone trapping defense. designed to give a young team a different look. contact connect. >> dave: stewart. >> joe: contested by kinsley. good job defensively by kinsley. barry stewart probably should have reversed the ball one more time and wait for a better one. >> dave: louisiana state is two of nine from outside the arc. three of 17 overall. >> joe: again, just really struggling on the offensive end. which is

dave baker and joe dean jr. weather like this, don't leave your dog outside. they're ready to go here as mississippi state looks to bounce back from a two-game losing streak hosting l.s.u. i'm dave baker alongside joe dean jr. the cold weather gripped all of the south. but my hip state three-point shooting went deep threes a week ago. >> you're right. they come in here ranked the number one three-point shooting team in the s.e.c. two road games last week, alabama and arkansas, both losses they struggled. you can see the numbers, ravern johnson, one of the top shooters and dee bost couldn't hit anything. the team as a whole, 15 of 75. they're back home at the hump today where they feel much more comfortable. i suspect they'll shoot it better today. >> if l.s.u. is to have a shot today they have to get a big has shown he has do it before. we find out what happens when we tip it off at the hump at 1:47 eastern. >> whit: all right, guys. that game coming up in moments on the s.e.c. network. other games you will see

let's check with rick. >> i thought you were going to call my wife. >> has dave yelled less. >> dave yelled a few times. >> i know, i am working on it. >> i think it is because of more booze in the office. >> maybe. >> geraldo's office. >> alyson's what was yours last year. >> i don't think i make them. i never fulfill them. i am hope to suggestions. i think. what i should work on this year. >> oh, yes, do. >> rick, you want to weigh in. >> a lot of time to work on. >> tell alyson's what she should do. >>> and theny will do it. >> i am a slave to the blogs. >> rick? >> i almost never make a resolution . this year, i need to drop pounds. >> you and me. >> and actually one of those years it has to happen. >> that's it. >> weight loss challenge. >>> and we'll hear this next year at this time and see how you have done. >> right now we'll look at double chin compare them next year >> take a look at the weather you guys. we have cold weather out there. >> you can see the cold air. in the northern plains . cold temperatures all the way down to the south. relatively cold. 40 in tamp tatamp a

hi everybody, i'm dave feldman. happy new year. at this time tomorrow jim zorn will be out as redskins head coach. there are multiple reports his entire staff will be shown the door in the morning. it will be the final dagger in the season that saw zorn lose his play calling privileges and one that saw his own assistant jerry gray reportedly interview for zorn's job while zorn still had it. before blackmon there was one more game to play in san diego. philip rivers pass. hits fred smoot. that's got to be a pick. fred didn't hold on. the chargers kick a field goal. next possession. 4th and 1 at the redskins 19. rirs shot puts it to malcolm floyd. a wounded duck that somehow works. three plays later, he finds antonio gates 12 yards for the touchdown. chargers out to a 10-0 lead. more chargers. billy volek to malcolm floyd. a 50 yard gain sets up another field goal. chargers up 13-0. second quarter redskins offense comes alive, jason campbell up the left side. santana moss, bobble, catches it. 16 yard gain. campbell, play action, todd

. >> mike: dave, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. see you again soon. >> thank you so much. >> mike: dave caligaris at halftime with northeastern leading george mason by 12. more after the break in boston. >> mike: northeastern wing at george mason at the half. 34-22. thank you for being with us tonight from boston as northeastern has the advantage. the colonial athletic association likes to note the award. the athletic directors contribution to intercollegiate athletics and recognize the men's and women's student athletes who provide the highest standards of leadership and integrity and sportsmanship in con junction with their academic achievement. tonight, manny adako a-senior from decatur, georgia. representing george mason university, cam long a junior majoring in sports management. both players have been key contributors tonight and this season as we have seen here throughout this game. 12-point lead for the huskies. how they get to that point? mark tillmon, we go to the highlights. >> mark: he's had two knockdown threes and ver

after the game, dave ross caught up with roth cartwright and fred davis. >> [ inaudible ] >> what about the possible coaching change? how do you feel with that as a player. >> you can't even think about it. i'm sure there are player changes too. >> i know it's not easy. these things are never easy. the season isn't easy. summarize what happened at the a big penalty and was running the play to try to go up by two possessions and weren't able to finish. that's been our story all season. if you don't finish, you don' win football games. >> what about the coaching change? >> i can't even think abo. >> always a stand up guy. where does that leave jason campbell, restricted free agent. who was not even the third choice of the front office. he threw for 20 touchdowns but called it the most physically grueling season he's ever had at any level. he was asked if he thought he would be back next season. >> i have no idea what's going to happen. me, i have to be open-minded for all situations. it's a privilege to be an nfl quarterback. a blegs. gout to take this thing one day at a time. i have to f

in san diego, dave ross, fox 5 sports. >> thank you, ross. bring me back sand, please.is is our sunday lineup tomorrow. the redskins game day kicks off and followed by the pregame at 11:30, i will be in studio with dave feldman and catch the giants and viking at 1:00 p.m. followed by the redskins and chargers, the season finale. >>> and cowboys stadium is the new home of the cotton bowl. the matchup, mississippi and oklahoma state. no score, old miss hands to dexter. looks like he shot out of a canon and is so fast. set a cotton bowl record. goes 86 yards. mississippi led 7-0 and 14-7, completes the pass and the cowboys in the game and scoop it up. goes 35 yards for the touchdown. mississippi defeats oklahoma state 21-7 to win the cotton bowl. >>> one last break. when we return, they not only gave the coach the vest but supply the highlights of the football season and it was not eating pizza. we'll be right back.  >> you know what time it s. we didn't forget. welcome back. tonight's geico 15 minutes of fame comes at the expense of south carolina coach steve s

back out to dave ross via skype. you have not had any sleep. >> no. >> this is really a forgone conclusion, and even if the redskins won yesterday, this was bound to happen today. >> absolutely. the game yesterday had no baring on the status of jim zn, -- [ inaudible ] -- he said he would take the last three games to evaluate the team. probably the first game, monday night debacle. following that up with another awful performance against the prime time cowboys. n. followed up with the game yesterday, you have the game in your corral. you're playing the backups to the chargers. you figure out a way to have that game with the starters. that told bruce allen everything he needed to know. unacceptable, the changes had to be made. as you said, tony, foregone conclusion. you and i talked about this. probably five weeks ago, there was no chance of jim zorn coming back issues even if they were on a roll that they never got on last year. >> now with jim zorn gone this is likely going to be the beginning of the changes of the

dave, it is good to see you once again.here are so many changes that we are expecting not just with jim zorn but some people saying that all of the assistant coaches may be gone as well. we will see changes for sure on the playing field next year as well. season came to an end yesterday. they base you canally lost to the san diego back-ups. what do you see is the big changes as we look forward to 2010? >> i think you hit the nail right on the head. there will be multiple changes obviously to the front office. jim zorn is gone today officially. jason campbell, i think that is the big one. i talked to jace son, steve, after the game and i sacked him, first and foremost, do you want to be back here as a member of the washington redskins? not ?esly, do you want to be back? there is a chance he couldbe a restricted free agent, an unrestricted free agent. he said look, it's privilege and honor to be a quarterback in this league. so he didn't exactly answer the question saying yes, want to be back in washington. he kept reiteratin

we'll check in with dave ross in a few minutes. the meantime, gets a -- let's get out to lindsey murphy. >> reporter: one of the sewers, dan snyder's own radio station says jim zorn has already been fired. the redskins have not been confirmed any of that information. these these sources, what they are saying is that the redskins team plane landed about 2:30 a.m. this morning and that by 4:45 a.m., jim zor was being escorted out of the building. jim zorn and the redskins dropped their season finale last night. in just two seasons with the skin, zorn went 12-2789 the speculation about his job security started after the skins barely beat the rams in game one. the whispers gained some volume in week six and he lost his play calling duties. when bruce allen came in, it was inevitable that changes were coming to redskins park. when asked if he had heard he would be fired last night, here is his reply. >> i have had no indication of that. i would not even comment on that until, you know, there is a lot of things i'm sure out there as far

dave sanders was her rock.situation and then was the person who supported her. kathy bernall and her family. a family who thought their daughter was a murder and wrote a book about and then having a pulled out from under them. and then i talk about patrick, the boy in the window who win out the window on live tv, millions of people thought him. he tumbled out a second story window and the s.w.a.t team caught him just in time. most people didn't know he had a buckshot pellets in his brain that travel 6 inches into his brain. he was half paralyzed, dragged himself to that window over a three three hour. at one side of his body was never expected to walk or talk again. he had an amazing recovery and forgive the killers in the first week or two. extraordinary. so these people are all over the map and how they dealt with their grief, how painful it was, also the principal, sort of really let the kids out of this. frank deangelis, they're all very different. so i'm to show you this person deals like this, this person

dave owens introduces us to one young man who knew before kindergarten his calling is calling games.> reporter: mike is right where he belongs. microphone in hand calling the action. just ask st. vincent athletic director sdeef walker. >> mike was a freshman, came to me and wanted to know if he could announce games. >> he eventually took over varsity after j.v.. when you come to a panther game, that is his voice you hear. >> fun to watch and play. got good people on your side. >> he had big dreams and aspirations but his, well, career actually started in a room kind of like this, where he would actually look at the tv, turn the audio all the way down and pretend, well, he was a sportscaster. >> reporter: he was only three years old then and his family remembers it well. >> it was amazing. he took to it very easily and it really seemed to be quite a natural talent. >> reporter: by the time he arrived, the passion still burned. he told walker. >> i want to be an announcer on espn one day. >> reporter: that goal would have to wait. when he was 15 years old he joined the national associa

we sent dave statter out there to make point. >> reporter: the only thing lower than the temperaturen the teens. but the blowing flags tell the rest of the story. >> i'm freezing. >> imagine you are not only cold but a little bit lost. not knowing where to go. >> somewhere over there. >> reporter: these people just came in from san diego and it wasn't like they had to be here for business. >> just visiting. >> we were ready for it. >> you seem to be. you've got it you will? >> yes. >> reporter: some came from the north and find it balmy than new york. >> how much colder? >> 2 degrees colder. >> just as windy? >> windier. >> reporter: others just need a distraction from the cold. >> am i on t.v.? >> yes, you are. >> reporter: and others believe it is a mental game. >> how do you look good in this cold weather? >> do i look good? >> you look great. >> i don't know. >> reporter: obviously there are people that have to be out on a night like this but there are some people who want to be out there. take eric robins who had a very specific purpose. >> looking for a chess game. >> that's ri

. >> that was dave statter reporting. >>> brother, can you spare a dime? thursday's metro board meeting put out the possibility of an emergency 10-cent surcharge for buses and rail as a way to handle the surprise budget shortfall. >> reporter: the proposed emergency service production cutting trains, closing mezza neens at ten stations. longer commutes, more crowded conditions or the board decided today perhaps a dime per ride surcharge on buses and trains just until the budget year end in june. >> that's the choice? okay. well, i would rather keep my money in my pocket. i don't have much of that. >> i will go with the 10 cents. >> reporter: why is that? >> sometimes i have to stand up from navy yard to hear. >> reporter: the metro board debated the possibility of up to a 20-cent per ride emergency surcharge but the chairman vetoed the idea settling on 10 cents instead. >> ten cents is more than enough at we are looking at service reductions for this fiscal year. the estimate that we have is that it would produce $8 millio in four months. >> given the choi

take it away, dave. captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> ouch! well, it is 2010. and the year, ticking tax time bomb explodes, completely destroying the job market. someone here is warning that is what is about to happen. hi, everybody, happy new year, i'm david asman, welcome to forks on fox and in focus to find out what it is about, here, steve forbes! victoria barrett, quentin hardy and mike miello, a small tight a-team and what about the ticking tax bomb. >> the tax cuts of 2003 expire this year, which means that the taxes on capital gains, dividend and personal income will go up. tax are a price and a burden and if you raise the price on productivity, success, risk-taking, you'll get less of those good things and the economy which will not be good this year will get hit hard in 2011, if these things are allowed to expire. >> could the tax bomb destroy a recovery, quentin? >> the tax cuts of '03 were passed to expire it is a cord cowardly and bad pog and were set when we had surpluses and now we have a monster deficit and without the tax cuts you'll have $2 tr

dave feldman is here with more on the skins' season if final.im zorn had something to play for but not his job. that ship had sailed. he was playing not to be last. with a loss in san diego his two year record would be 12-20 tieing steve spurrier for the worst redskins coaching record a distinction he didn't want. zorn coaching the burgundy and gold poibly for the last time picked this one up in the second quarter. trailing 13-7. they come up with the biggest play of the season. jason campbell to malcolm kelly buckle i was stopped on the 4 yard line. the longest completion of jason campbell's career. three plays later campbell hits mike sellers for the touchdown. redskins led 14-13. of the final minute of the game, leading 20-16 but chargers are charging. second string quarterback billy volek. two yards, tolbert, redskins falling 23-20. they finish the season 4-12 and after the game jim zorn was asked to comment on reports that he would be fired as early as tomorrow. >> i have had no indication of that, and i would not be even comment on that in

wil haygood discusses his book is dave zirin, author of "a people's history of sports in the united states >> host: welcome to "after words." i'm dave zirin, i'm the sports editor for the nation magazine, and i'm absolutely thrilled to be interviewing a man who has written a tremendous biography about the greatest pound-for-pound boxer of the 20th century. that boxer's name is walker smith jr. better known as sugar ray robinson, and the author is wil haygood. how you doing, sir? >> guest: i'm good. great to be here. >> host: it's good to have you. >> guest: i really do think this book is a tremendous ak450e6789, so congratulations right away. >> guest: thank you very much. thank you. >> host: you are not a sports biographer by trade. >> guest: right. >> host: why did you decide to spend five years of your life writing about sugar ray robinson? >> guest: well, i had written two previous biographies, one of adam clayton powell and the other the entertainer, sammy davis jr. so i started thinking, if i could find another subject that interested me, i'd have a trilogy. three major biographies.

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dave ross joins with us a report from san diego before tomorrow's season an follow -- finale. >>> we're talking redskins and plenty of bowl games to go around. >> thank you, lindsay. >>> that is it for us. want news and information 24/7, fox 5 news is always on. >> talking about, of course, www.myfoxdc.com. as we squeeze back on to the home page. thank you for spending part of your weekend -- your weekend with us. stay warm if you can. we're back tomorrow.  >> good evening, everyone. thanks for sharing

let me ask you first, dave, about health care and where it stands at this point. when everyone comes back to work, is it terror, terror, terror and prevention? is that what america wants? >> i think that's what obama wants in terms of he wants to get this health care accomplishment done but the problem that the president has had is he's been on the wrong topic. it should have been the economy and jobs jobs and now it's givee way he's approached and the previous segment i was talking about this, that this was a police operation and not a war on terror. he has another incident on his hands that he's faced with. he's not addressing the number one problem effectively in terms of jobs and he's clearly now behind the curve here in terms of dealing with a war on terror. >> richard, how does the president avoid this becoming a partisan issue? terrorism and the prevention thereof should be nonpartisan, yet the meeting that is scheduled that the president will have this week when he returns, there is some concern that all sides won't be represented. >> well, i think basical

since 1965 dave has been a radio washington institution.nce 1981 he's been reporting full time from capitol hill. i dare say that every one of us in this chamber has had an opportunity to talk to our friend david mcconnell. he's reported with the insight and impartiality that tipified journalism at its best. in that time, dave's career has been recognized by his colleagues of the his honors include, among other, the aair lifetime achievement award, maryland, virginia, a.p. broadcasting journalism award and induction in the society of professional journalist hall of fame. decades of listeners have turned to dave for inside knowledge on how their congress works. and along with many other members of congress, i plan to call dave a friend with he share our home state of maryland and abiding love of the institution of the house of representatives. and i trust that that love will inspire dave's work here for many years to come. as he has often saped and i quote, as long as i have a seat covering the greatest show on earth and can witness history

. >>> dave, who is back from iraq, how many trips?ither iraq or afghanistan. >> you entertain the troops? >> i wouldn't have it any other way. i get even more out of it than they do. it's remarkable. a day shouldn't go by when we don't thank the troops for what they're doing. but back to the business at hand. southern shivers. look at this. temperatures not getting out of the mid-50s as you head to miami. 40s as you head orlando north. look at those temperatures in savannah, georgia, montgomery, alabama, 20s and 30s town, frost and freeze warnings. we'll widen out the picture. teens in south carolina and north georgia, northeastern mississippi and central arkansas, it will be very, very cold and another system rolls through into the rockies which is going bring frigid temperatures to the northern plain states as we head into the mid week. that and of course lake-effect snow blowing. >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. best praise to be, the desert southwest, play a round of golf, charge to harry's account, the smith accou

. >>> dave, who is back from iraq, how many trips?either iraq or afghanistan. >> you entertain the troops? >> i wouldn't have it any other way. i get even more out of it than they do. >>> hi. good morning. we have a 7-dewind chill. for the day, it is actually 23 on tv hill. that is 25 miles per hour wind which we have knocking it back to 7. it is not unlike the past two days. tonight cloudy, 21 is the low. that's an 11-degree wind chill. this cold remains president >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. best praise to be, the desert southwest, play a round of golf, charge to harry's account, the smith account. >> not a problem. >> somehow i don't position that's where they're going to send you this week to cover the weather. >> somehow i fre. >> thank you, dave. >>> coming up next, a disturbing link between kids, sleep and depression. we'll tell you you what everybody parent needs to know here on "the early show" on cbs. my victory? ( laughter ) to look in the mirror and like the woman looking back at me. be victorious™. tak

dave browdy reports. >> reporter: he walked out of newark airport charged with a crime. last time he was here, the 28-year-old doctoral student shot down terminal c when he alledgedly spotted the i've who told him to move back leave his post. then without going through screening, ducked under a barrier and walked his girlfriend to her gate. his roommate called the arrest a surprise. >> i don't think that it's a big deal for him, so -- he would never mention that to us. >> reporter: it was very much a big deal to thousands of travelers delayed for hours when the terminal was shut down due to the security breach. it was also a big deal when it turned out the tsa guard had left his post unattended and the agency security cameras weren't working. now new jersey senator is focusing on the suspect. >> this has to be seen as the equivalent of a terrible crime. >> reporter: the alleged crime defiant trespass carry as maximum sentence of a $1,000 fine and six months in jail. dave browdy, cbs news, this morning. >> the suspect in the attempted bombing of flight 253 was arraigned o

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so i got into old cars and then of course i would go to dave's place imperial motors in greenville and would drive him across the country so i have driven, and people say just get in the old valient, 1960 valient and drive west. so you break down once in awhile. people talk about-- and worry about being stiffed by mechanics. everyone has got a bad lawyer story. and hundreds of visits to shops and garages in new mechanics i think i've been taken to the cleaners in a way that i thought was unfair maybe twice. that is a very good strike record. my friend-- so i pretty much come i've driven across america nearly 100 times and you just get to the different roads. different ways for could you meet all sorts of interesting people. i know the motel pretty well come a motel 6 and all the rest of them. i have what 60% of american motels by the patel family from india and initially a lot of those were pretty suspicious people. over the years there a bit more congenial and outgoing. i just love, you know you can go the northern way. you can go right under the canadian line there and you can go to

at one we met a gentleman named dave who was there for his saturday morning drive in his beloved ford mustang. and he was wearing a watkins glenn jacket over his car print shirt and we asked dave -- we said when did you become interested in cars? and he said when i opened my eyes and realized i was born. [laughter] >> and in many ways that's true for all of us. and my sister, the anthropologist, likes to put it that to humans, culture is like water is to fish. because it surrounds us, it's often quite invisible even though we're in it. and the ideology that supports our car culture is something that is largely invisible to us and that we started to explore fairly early in our research. the images that bombard us daily from the media are quite different than those family snapshots. not quite so comforting but much more exciting. much more glamorous. this poster from 2008's ironman starring robert downey, jr., provides just the kind of car excitement we've come to expect not just from car advertising again but from much of the entertainment that we indulge in that is car centric. and am

. >> larry: let's meet dave, he's in port-au-prince, a relief expert with world vision. veteran of experience in disaster response. he worked with the tsunami in asia, the earthquake in china. he arrived today. you've been doing this for a long time. how does this compare to things you've seen in the past? >> larry, once again, every one of these disasters has its own personalty. i have to say seeing the destruction here today, we're especially concerned about children. and i think the common view or the view that certainly i share is that we just need more help. we don't have enough water. we don't have enough medical supplies. we don't have enough blankets. there are people that just aren't getting the help they need and it's just not acceptable. >> larry: why is it so hard getting supplies in? >> first of all because of the -- just the situation in the country to begin with. there isn't a lot of residual supplies here anyway. then it's just the inability really to get them here fast enough. there's capacity issues at the airport. of course, there continues to be chall

. >> dave magny he runs a small hotel, he's joining us now by phone. can you tell us what tonight has been like there for you. >> just a lot of cleanup. and quite a mess. >> tell me a little bit about some of the damage at the hotel. you're the owner of the ivan hoe hotel? >> yes, we're primarily a restaurant with a full bar. most of our damage was at the bar, the back bar, bottles, glasses, plates. it depends what room you're in, and how much damage was done. just a lot of breakage. >> tell me about the situation at the bar, was the bar crowded at the time? >> it was about 4:30. we're just getting opened, we just had three people at the bar. they didn't waste too much time getting outside, our bartender fled the scene and had a broken window come down on them on his way out, but he wasn't hurt. >> i think you described to one of our producers that you spoke with earlier, we're sitting in a sea of booze? is that true, all your liquor bottles fell off the bar? >> yeah. it all fell down, it's all cleaned up now. >> how about your guests, did they run out

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joined in questioning the candidates by marie renee a reporter with kvun channel 23 in dallas and dave montgomery a chief for the "fort worth star-telegram." and doug in the audience with more now about this debate. doug? >> shelly, depeeng and depeeng to all of you watching statewide. the format, all three candidates agreed to keep answers to one minute and respond to anticipated follow-up. if there's eliminating difference it is moderator may allow for additional discussion and each candidate will have the opportunity to ask each opponent a question and i'll out here fielding questions from the audience and social media as our time permits. shelly back to you to get the debate underway. >> our first question goes to all of the candidates tonight and the order of answer is based on a drawing, so governor perry first, senator hutchison second and ms. medina third. here's the question, all of you have been -- of the federal government or current administration in washington. governor perry and medina in splar have said they understand why some texans may be interested in su seeding from

warn you though that i'm not going to tell the whole chapter, the whole chapter, what i'm going to daveal of sense than the version you will read in the book. it's also a good deal scarier than the version you will read in the book. but who in this room will be flying in a point in the next month or so? [laughter] >> sorry to hear that. [laughter] >> but i think, so it is scary. the most important thing about this plane crash that i want to talk about is that it's scary not because it is unusual, it is scary because it is typical. is a very important thing to keep in mind. so here goes. the crash want to talk about, takes off from columbia on gender 25th, 1990, bound for jfk airport in new york. as most of you know, columbia is not that far from the united states. is just on the other side of the

managing races at the county, state and national level and we are delighted to have dave back with us again to talk about coalitions which feeds into what i just finished talking about in strategy in strategic thinking, so dave. >> thank you guys for having me. yes, i am an african-american republican. i am a member of a small, but i like to think loud coalition. as i tell my friends, we like to think that we are small but that means we have got a lot of room to grow. my democratic friends say we will never grow but i always hold out hope. right now we are 45% away from being the majority. maybe before my lifetime is over we might crop up a little bit closer to 50% but right now we are hovering at 45% away from being the majority so i do have hope. i think it is great you guys doing this. a lot of you have spent your christmas break to do this. i think that is great. most of you are either going to run campaigns, work for the party or be a field director or political director of something of that nature. my talk today about coalitions is going to do little bit more with how to incorpo

i believe the as and dave eggers said, we have got to take his honor as a challenge.ion writers and people who believe in the word, that we have to enter the anonymous corners of human experience and to make that little corner right. there is so much the want to say and there are so many people i need to thank, and everybody from random house. you did an amazing job. thank you very, very much. [applause] but, the expansive and empathetic nature of american fiction is sort of, for me is on display here tonight and i think to be an immigrant is an old-fashioned word but they feel truly embraced by this. ifill embraced by the city, and what it has given to me and my family. i want to say one little word about a very special friend who i lost this year and i would like to dedicate this award to, and that is good old frank mccourt. [applause] i think he is dancing upstairs, and is he said to me one time, he is going to be dancing upstairs with the jc and the miriam and the 12 hot boys. in the morning all will be forgiven. it is an extraordinary thing and i hope that we all

this has been "after words," i'm dave zirin. the book is called "sweet thunder." you need to buy it because it will teach you something not just about boxing, but about this country. .. legislation, that's extended until the year 2022. that's a fact. at least the fact is, that's what the welcome back to washington. it's great to see you i think i met you halfway during your career like nine years ago or eight years ago shortly after 9/11. it's amazing to see what you've done. the success of "three cups of tea" and now a new book and i want to talk to you about the new book today and i guess my first question for you is "three cups of tea" is still a smashing success. i think it is still number four on the bestseller list and now a new book. why a new book so soon? >> well, thanks marianne. first off it's great to see you i often think back to when we first met. we were in montana. i gave a little slide show. you were thinking -- sitting on i think there were five, six people there. you were sit on a couch. you had a baseball cap on and you had some very timely que

içó was able to draw on her information, a great deal that was-and dave fair bet that showed him in abetter light. >> where did they live? >> arthur koestler and dorothy could barely scrape to penny's together. she was better off than he because she had a regular job with an agency doing social work. they lived in one room for quite a long time and then they went off to switzerland because her brother had moved to the soviet union. he ended up being jailed. they were offered his apartment. they weall those with children s extremely neutral, there were a lot -- although switzerland was extremely neutral, they were not supposed to practice their ideology. Ñii knew that he had met the italian novelist theirÑi. it was a communist circle -- novelist there. it was a communist circle. >> arthur koestler and his second wife were married how long and where did they live? >> they got married fairly soon after world war two. they live in wales -- live in wales in a place i can still not pronounced -- lived in wales in a prospectus, pronounce. while he was with dorothy, he had gone too hungry for

c%, as well as rich myers and all the members who voted for that -- dave syverson as well as rich myers and all the members of voted for that transaction. i think it will help our state in the sense that we will have four jobs. there may be in more than 3000 new jobs, new income. i think it is important to remember that the people of our state, we're never afraid of anything. we can handle any task. the decision of the committee last week have the transaction go forward, i think is a good decision. it will help our country. as general david petreaus told the president that the closing of guantanamo bay prison in cuba and moving those detainees elsewhere, incarcerating them elsewhere is imperative for our national security. when the president of united states in his military advisor call this governor, he is there to listen and help in any way that he can. i think people of illinois appreciate that kind of work. on the matter of jobs, i think it is before us all. last year, a year of reform and stabilization, we were enabled to enact a far-reaching law that will help us get jobs back on

as you know, great artists like alanis morrisette, dave matthews band, all american rejects and songspreviously have not been unreleased -- they have been released. it is cool for the fans and donate whatever amount they want. >> larry: wow, so you tell them i want to donate $10, you get the music? >> we didn't want to tell them -- some people can donate $100. that's great. please do some people done have that money to donate but the way that they can participate is actually grabbing the widget that -- the little window into this project and putting it on their facebook page or putting it on their blog or whatever you got. lart simplest way to do it for the viewer now to do what? >> go to musicforrelief.org. >> larry: musicforrelief.org. >> you can listen to the songs, download for free and donate. >> larry: all you got to do is go to musicforrelief.org and check it all out. one of the artists taking part in download to donate for haiti is grammy-award-winning artist and philanthropist peter gabriel, donating his cover of a classic david bowie song "hero." here is peter gabriel with h

>> i couldn't agree any more with dave. it's something that you just know you have to do and you do it. it's something that you know, all the elements were there. i believe, you know, without the help of everyone involved, absolutely everyone involved, this may have been a different outcome. >> so again, just act. >> steve, same with you? is there any second thought at all or is it just act and that's that? >> you just act. i mean, i don't think you are really thinking about it at the time. i would hope that if someone saw me in that situation, they'd do the same. >> well put. before we let you guys go. and again, thanks for taking time. we love stories like this. james, i'm sure the elderly couple was thankful. they gave you guys a note. can you paraphrase what they had to say, their feelings? >> yes, certainly. they were very, very grateful for the efforts of us and mr. pelegrini. again you know, they couldn't thank us enough for what we did. they couldn't thank our department. again, firefighter pelegrini enough. they co

dave steckel cleans up the mess and behind 44 saves from jose theodore the caps win it 3-2. scored the game winner but you can't say enough about the performance of jose theodore. >> reporter: no question. just an exciting game all around. yes, jose theodore certainly kept his team in it. but again the washington caps out shot, and they were definitely out played throughout much of this game. 15 minutes it took for the caps to register a shot on net. jose theodore was incredible as i said. he bailed out his team on a number of occasions. the capitals mustered up just three shots on net by the time that first period ended. they looked out of sync for much of the game but when they finally woke up they were definitely rewarded for their effort. jose theodore vintage on this night. >> that's probably the best i've seen him. you know, i mean i'm watching him going this is mr. how he was when he won in montreal that year, because without him, i mean it could very well have been 6-0 at the end of the 1st period. >> i felt pretty good tonight. thank you. thanks. they got two scorin

. >> dave, thanks so much. thanks for watching. have a great sunday.

. >>> >> more coming up on geico sports extra at 11:15, including a word from dave ross who is nice and warm with the skins in california. >>> we're jealous, right? >> oh, yes. >> thank you, lindsay. >>> taking it to the storm force for more on the top story amount live look outside on a blistery cold and windy night. a wind advisory in effect right now. gwen is coming back with a look at the next five days and the tumbling temps after the break.  ( sighs ) ( music throughout ) hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... studies show that people who eat more whole grain tend to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains... and 110 calories per lightly sweetened serving. more grains. less you. multigrain cheerios. >> meet meet olivia rose. the baltimore newborn is the first 2010 baby in awful america. >> yeah. >> the past six years, the greater baltimore medical center has had three

in san diego, dave ross, fox 5 sports. >> we're all jealous.re tees sunday lineup ahead on fox 5. we'll start off with rskins game day at 11:00 a.m., followed by geico redskins at 11:30. followed by the skins and chargers at 4:15 from san day go. >>> it's fast becoming a new year's tradition, a maryland newborn is the first 2010 baby in america. how many times has this happened in recent years and a look at the first baby born in the d.c. region. >>> isn't she cute. meet olivia rose, the baltimore newborn that is the first 2010 baby in america. the greater baltimore medical center has actually had three of the first new year's babies in the past six years. olivia's parents welcomed her into the world just four second after midnight. the new year's baby weighs in at 7 pounds 13.8 ounces, 20eu6r7b8gs long. a couple minutes later, joseph elliott came into the world. the son of james and aaron taylor was born at 12:03 in alexandria. little joseph has the title of first baby born in the washington region. and we give our congratulations to both fami

. >> number 9 is david lee roth, diamond dave. i love david lee roth, but it is an album that stipgs to high heaven. if you thought van halen 3 was bad, you are correct, it is terrible. >> number 8, give me your 8. >> no surprise here, guns and roses "chinese democracy." when i woke up and saw the top music magazines were given it high reviews, i knew i had gone to hell. it took 15 years to write these songs? i shudder at the thought of 2042 when the next album comes out. >> number 7. >> weezer, ratitude. when i posted on fate book i was going to talk about the 10 worst albums of the decade, he says, how many weezer albums will be on the list? they started average and got worse and worse. they stink. >> number 6? >> linkin park, minutes to midnight. as you know, linkin park fans have the ability to enjoy some of the worst music ever created. and even they can't stand this album. >> number five? >> smashing pumpkins. i thought they stunk the first time and then they reunited. who is billy corrigan dating now? >> jessica simpson? wh

. >> dave ross and lindsey murphy will join us live in just a little bit with more on the expected firing of jim zorn and all looking at possible replacements. >>> five d.c. area men suspected in a terror plot are in court today. also, the latest on a threat against the u.s. embassy. >>> the tallest new building in the world is set to open with a little mystery. you're watching fox 5 morning news. morning kim. morning bob. (phone ring) good morning, scott tissue. can everyone hear me? uh, just barely. great, let's get started. surprise! you guys! (announcer) now scott extra soft tissue has a new design, and it's our softest ever. and one mega roll has more sheets than four of the competitions regular rolls. wow! this is really soft! new guy. (announcer) new scott extra soft tissue... softness done right! >>> checking headlines this morning. five men from the d.c. area suspected of plot ago attacks in pakistan are due to appear in an antiterrorism court today. police in pakistan say they will seek life sentences against the five young muslim men. the suspects were all arrested in eastern p

>> great artists like alanis morissette, dave matthews band, all american rejects. the songs i've never heard before. they've previously been unreleased. cool for the fans. they can donate whatever amount they want. >> larry: wow, you tell them, i want to donate $10 and you get the music. >> yeah. >> we didn't want to tell them -- some people can donate $100. that's great. please do. some people don't have that money to donate. but the way that they can participate is grabbing the widget, the little window into this project, and putting it on their facebook page or putting it on their blog. >> larry: so the simplest way to do it for the viewer is to do what? >> go to musicforrelief.org. >> larry: musicfor rereef.org. go to musicforrelief.org and check it all out. one of the artists taking part in download to donate for haiti is grammy winning recording artist peter gabriel. he's contributing his cover of a david bowie song "heroes." here is the song and more powerful, painful images from haiti. ♪ i i will be king ♪ ♪ and you you will be queen ♪ ♪ though nothing will

year in the last four years and had over 1 ooh participants this year highlighted by eaton executive dave buck, with a keynote presentation. talk to companies together around themes for research development and also bring them together with all of our students hoo are studying in this area, which includes over 200 students right now in our undergraduate and graduate programs to interact and network with these industry organizations as they seek to plan out their future in this arena. a great example of that collaboration is what we've established with eaton corporation in terms of a porter inship. structured on several initiatives from the development of a brand new state of the the artt power systems lab that will provide research opportunities and education opportunities for our students and faculty alike. support of undergraduate design projects and support for new curriculum, dwelling and delivering new curriculum in smart grids, energy management and other emerging fields at the graduate and undergraduate level leading to research program development, working closery with both intern

today i rise to commend coach dave lewis, the head basketball coach at my alma mater.e dedicated the majority of his life to coaching basketball. 2009 marks coach lewis' 20th season where he is also athletic director. during this time he welcomed his 400th overall head coaching victory on december 3, 2009. austin p. is a member of the ohio valley conference and this year coach lewis became the winningest coach in o.b.c. history. it has been a privilege to watch coach lewis interact with his young athletes, recruiting and encouraging them both as a mentor and as a coach. as rick once said, the key to coaching is not what you do, but the way you do it. the intangibles, the motivational parts of the game, are the most important facets of it. a successful coach not only prepares his team for victory but motivates them along the way. this coach accomplishes this each time he sets a foot on the court and has great concern and appreciation for each of his players and that is an invaluable trait as a successful coach. however his proudest accomplishment is being a dedicated hu